Olde Tudor Hotel

The apartments are self-contained, so they have full kitchens, and it is possible also to have one that is accessible to disabled guests, as well as one with laundry facilities.

There is a limited wireless-internet service, for emails and general browsing, and guests can park for free. Olde Tudor Hotel is in fact the largest hotel and leisure complex in Launceston, so there is no shortage of things to do on the premises. The Tudor Family Bistro serves breakfast and dinner seven days a week, and lunch from Wednesday to Sunday. If you fancy a flutter, the Tudor Sports Bar and Gaming Room, with their 30 machines and Tas Keno are for you, and while the rooms at the hotel are for non-smokers, the Gaming Lounge has an outdoor, covered smoking area for your comfort and convenience. On Fridays you can take part in the After-Work Monster Raffle at the Tudor Sports Bar, and there is often live entertainment in the same place.

You will also find a branch of Big Bargain Bottleshop, with a wide range of Tasmanian wines as well as local and imported beers.

Launceston is overflowing with things to do, and if this is your first time in the city then make a beeline for Cataract Gorge, complete with a record-breaking chairlift. The National Automobile Museum of Tasmania is a fascinating visit, and Launceston City Park is a relaxing and beautiful place to spend a few hours in the afternoon. For something a little different, try Launceston City Ghost tours, and of course food connoisseurs will want to head to Boags Brewery and Josef Chromy Wines.