Stanley Seaview Inn

Perched on a hill a few minutes from Stanley the view was pretty amazing,. We stayed in Room 25 a budget queen room ( my choice and to be fair we were offered an alternative) while it was a little small we organised ourselves well and enjoyed our 3 nights. The room had no air-conditioning but a fan was provided which wasn't used even though it was Summer. The days and nights were glorious. No sea view from our room but well worth the stay

We drove up to the seaview inn and was very pleased with the view from our room. Overlooking the bay and a great view of The Nut. The room was clean and comfortable, and the bathroom was clean. It is a fair way out from the centre, but the views made up for it. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful, and booked us a table at the seafood restaurant, as it gets very busy.

If you want the best vantage point in Stanley, this is it. The Stanley Seaview Inn sits high on the hill, so you get an incredible view over The Nut and the ocean. The highlight for us: It wasn't just the sea views—we loved that there were sheep grazing in the paddock right next to the hotel! It felt so peaceful and authentically Tasmanian to wake up to green fields and the ocean at the same time. Rooms were clean, comfortable, and the location is perfect for a relaxing stay.

Great view - nice room - pitiful wi-fi. We stayed 3 nights and had to hotpsot our phones to get wi-fi . We spoke to reception and they checked on front of me and said - everything is working you should have signal - but they never came to our room as I suggested - they knew there would be no signal - it was very windy but 1 bar to nothing every fews seconds is not good enough.

Codie at reception was very engaging and gave us invaluable sightseeing tips to view penguins at sunset and dining recommendations. She even accommodated my request for a late checkout as we arrived late. The room is spacious and immaculately clear. A plush fairy penguin greeted us on one of the beds. It is definitely coming home with me for only aud25. Pillows are so comfortable and plenty of complimentary tea and coffee.

We ended up leaving Stanley a day early after paying for two nights because the majority of restaurants and businesses in town seemed to be closed for winter or had limited opened hours. Very disappointing. The majority of places that were opened were unable to take bookings till after 8:30 at night which was not satisfactory to us. What was even more disappointing to us was the the accommodation manager did not even contact us and offer a refund or request information on why we left. That was poor.

Lovely hotel set high on the outskirts of Stanley. Rooms nice, basic. No microwave (which would help). Tea and coffee provided. Very friendly staff. Approx 5 mins to townsite. Very cute town. Overlooking "the nut". Warm shower, comfy bed. Queen and single in room.

We had a fantastic room and view here and It's only a very short drive into town. The view of the nut was incredible from our room. Rooms were clean and very comfortable and had everything you would need. Would definitely stay here again when we come back to Tassie.

Nice midrange accommodation at one of the north west's precious gems. The Seaview Inn came up as an option when I was loyally browsing hotels.com and as it had a twin room, my hetero lifemate and I locked it in for our bestiversary trip away. The proprietor was lovely, and was happy to fetch us a couple of wine glasses for the nice drop we'd acquired from the good ol' Stanley Hotel. Why is it that twin rooms are often the lamest? I feel of all the accommodation options at Seaview, the twin room was in the worst corner of the whole place. No Sea View for us, nope--we got to look into the neighbour's yard instead. Awkward. However, we didn't let our shoddy view stop us, and instead grabbed the spare blankets from the cupboard (suggested by lovely proprietor) and made ourselves comfortable out on the bench at the front of the Inn with a bottle of red wine to ward off the cold, taking in the full glorious view of the Nut and the adorable little town gathered at its base. I couldn't help but be jealous of the view that almost every other room here had, though. Oh well, live and learn! Next time we'll just have to bunk in together.