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Saffire Freycinet

Saffire Freycinet

Tasmania, Australia

Australia's most celebrated luxury lodge, twenty all-inclusive suites curved above Great Oyster Bay facing the pink granite Hazards of Freycinet National Park.

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Why we love it

  • All-inclusive dining and Tasmanian wines
  • Spa Saffire with bushland treatment rooms
  • Signature guided experiences and nature walks

Amenities

All-inclusive dining and Tasmanian wines
Spa Saffire with bushland treatment rooms
Signature guided experiences and nature walks
Suites with private decks and bay views
Oyster farm and marine experiences
Fine-dining restaurant and lounge bar
Complimentary daily-replenished minibar
Free parking and airport transfers arranged

Location

2352 Coles Bay Road, 7215 Coles Bay, Tasmania, Australia

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Good to know

Check-in

15:00

Check-out

12:00

Star rating

5 stars

Price guide

€€€€€

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Policies

Cancellation
Flexible and non-refundable rates are typically offered. Free-cancellation windows vary by rate and date — confirm the exact terms for your dates at the time of booking.
Children
Children of all ages are welcome. Cots and extra beds are usually available on request and may carry an additional charge.
Pets
Pet policies vary by property. Please confirm availability and any conditions directly with the hotel before arrival.

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