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Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania is Australia's wild island state, where World Heritage rainforest, glacial lakes and the sculpted granite of Freycinet sit within easy reach of Hobart's sandstone waterfront and the subterranean galleries of MONA. For the luxury traveller it offers a rare pairing: some of the country's finest lodges and heritage hotels set against genuinely untouched wilderness, with cool-climate wine, oysters and whisky along the way.

The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hobart

A Luxury Collection hotel weaving an 1840s sandstone terrace, an Art Deco wing and a contemporary pavilion into Hobart's most polished city address.

MACq 01 Hotel

Australia's original storytelling hotel, sitting directly on Hobart's Hunter Street wharf with every room shaped around a real Tasmanian character.

Pumphouse Point

An adults-only wilderness retreat in a 1940s Art Deco pumphouse standing 250 metres out on Lake St Clair, Australia's deepest freshwater lake.

The Henry Jones Art Hotel

Australia's first dedicated art hotel, set in a converted 1820s jam factory and IXL warehouses on the Hobart waterfront.

MONA Pavilions

Eight art-filled pavilions on the River Derwent, inside the grounds of Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art.

Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge

An iconic wilderness lodge of log-fire cabins at the very entrance of Tasmania's World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.

Peppers Silo Hotel

Four 1960s grain silos on the Tamar riverfront, reborn as Launceston's landmark design hotel.