Freycinet Lodge

We loved our stay at Freycinet Lodge in a Coastal Pavilion. The setting inside Freycinet National Park is stunning with easy access to the Wineglass Bay / Hazards Beach hike just a short drive away.||Our pavilion (Room 62) was beautifully designed with wooden paneling and huge floor-to-ceiling windows that made the space feel open and connected to the landscape. This room, along with 61, is tucked a bit more into the foliage, private and serene. Rooms 63 and 64 offer a mix of bay views and greenery. For those chasing the best views, Rooms 65 and 66 overlook the bay directly, though they’re a bit more exposed to the sun.||The large outdoor deck has a dining table, lounge chairs, and a soaking tub. Inside, the living area was comfortable with couches, and the bathroom featured a spacious rain shower. The thoughtful touches made it feel luxurious yet relaxed: complimentary Wi-Fi, free mini bar with drinks and snacks, a bottle of wine on arrival, and even a yoga mat, board games, and a Bluetooth speaker for entertainment. Also appreciated the free self-serve laundry and the breakfast each morning which was a continental buffet plus a hot menu cooked to order.||For its high price point, wish front desk service was better. Had booked a Coles Bay Kayaking trip, and the unfriendly receptionist told us to call ourselves to confirm the meeting time. Would have appreciated if they had made the call on our behalf, especially since the trip is run by the hotel. ||Overall, Freycinet Lodge combines modern comfort with a peaceful, natural setting. Whether you’re here to hike, unwind, or just soak in the beauty of Tasmania’s east coast, this is the perfect place to stay. Highly recommend the Coastal Pavilions.

Wonderful stay in their accessible Lodge King (room 80) which is conveniently close to lobby/restaurant/laundry. Great views and spacious. Nice minibar with drinks included. Staff service was great. Restaurant was wonderful. This is the only resort with a private jetty where Wineglass Bay cruise boat will pick you up. Just ask front desk to inform cruise company :) Extremely memorable stay !

This is a hard review to make. My wife and I just stayed here for 3 nights for our 15 year wedding anniversary. We stayed here 16 years ago when we got engaged and loved it back then. This time around it feels like the place hasn't changed much and that perhaps is part of the issue. The decor is old and worn and just didn't have the vibe you'd expect when paying close to $1000 a night. I think in this regards you're paying for the location rather than the facilities. Our room was nice enough but it had spider webs everywhere on the inside and a giant huntsmen inside as well. We also booked the room with the outdoor bath based on the pics from the website, but when we got to our room our bath had no view aside from a fence (website had much better views portrayed). The other issues is the restaurant. It was fine for breakfast, but for dinner it was way overpriced. We had just previously stayed in Hobart and had some epicly good food there so to come to "they bay" restaurant for dinner and be paying $45-$80 for main meals that were average at best was disappointing. I don't recommend the restaurant at all. Where the place shined was the service. All the people working there were helpful and talkative. One staff member in particular was super friendly and loved having a chat with us which I think always helps when you're staying at a hotel. That's why I've made my review a 4/5 as the surrounding area is totally worth seeing, but the price you pay for what you get is a bit high in my opinion.

An awesome experience. So picturesque. Beautiful location. Staff were all so lovely, attentive and helpful. Our cabin was cosy and well appointed with a great bathroom and loved the underfloor heating. Breakfast was good . Food choices for other meals were a bit limited with the bistro closed (especially for one of us who has dietary requirements), but we really appreciated the chef and serving staff’s efforts to accommodate these ~ thank you! We were sad to leave and would definitely would love to return!

The moment we arrived at reception we were greeted by David and it was like finding a long lost friend! We had an instant connection and his friendly manner made us feel right at home. His humour and banter with us made us feel welcome and appreciated… we ended up booking an extra night. Our cabin (which we were lucky enough to score an upgrade on) was delightful! The freestanding bath complete with bath salts and giant picture window was perfect after a massive day hiking and both the bistro and ‘fancy’ restaurant had delicious food. Our meal at ‘The Bay’ restaurant was exceptional and both mornings breakfasts were beyond our expectations. All the staff at Freycinet Lodge were happy, friendly and helpful which made it hard to leave. We will be back one day, we couldn’t have loved it more!!

Great place to unwind, we stayed three nights a couple of negatives though as we booked this back in February we thought we would be prioritised better then we were. Firstly we were allocated the furthest unit from the resort where they were doing renovations to the family units on the hill right behind us including floor sanding all day for two of the three days. I walked up to the resort to relax with my book, I did mention the noise and recieved a free drink… Secondly on the last day we ordered Breakfast (part of our package) and patiently waited for 45 mins until mentioning this to staff and discovered they had forgotten our order, waited an hour for breakfast- not happy. But a wonderful place. TIP go to the Marine Farm down the road where Oysters are half the price and fresh daily, yummm.

A fantastic location with easy access to the park and wonderful walks. Our room had a Mountain View ( although to be honest ours was more wood, which was still beautiful) and came with an outside bath (don’t worry you can use the indoor shower too). The accommodation was very comfortable with a small deck with chairs. ||The bar and restaurant had spectacular views over the bay and there was also a bistro which less formal and you could order take away from here, to eat in your room.

The location is premium and you pay for it. That's fine for me. I would probably still return there. The room/bungalow is not much better that what we got in some motel for a fourth of the price. It looks particularly old and would need some renovation. Let's note that we took the basic one as we arrived late and left early. Maybe worth to pay more than double the price for a Coastal Pavillon who looked really nice ? Not sure considering the price... Restaurant performed better, mostly for the really good service as once again the food is between acceptable to good while you pay premium price (oyster and beef are not recommended, the rest ok). Selection wine by glass was expensive and some (like the Shiraz) were not good.

Such a nice place to stay. Vith a marvelous view on the Coles bay from the restaurant and the terrace. The sunset is incredible ! The cabin was nice and pretty. Beds are confortable. The room was quite spacious for twoo with a big shower :-) The only problem with the room was the wifi. We were at the end of the lodges and we didn't received the signal... They are gentle and if you want to make a reservation for an activity, don't mind, just ask them they'll do for you. The breakfast buffet is incredible. English breakfast such as continental. Fresh products and they fill it regularly so you never miss something ! One regret for the breakfast is the lack of hot chocolate. You must buy it. If you want to enjoy a marvelous place with nice service and beautiful view, don't hesitate !