Queenstown Motor Lodge

54 Orr Street Queenstown Tasmania 7467 Australia

PH: 03 64711866   /   03 64711791

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Accommodation in Queenstown at the Queenstown Motor Lodge

Experience Tasmania's traditional west coast hospitality at the Queenstown Motor Lodge ? comfortable modern motel accommodation conveniently located in the centre of the historic mining town of Queenstown, Tasmania

Accommodation room types include Double, Double with Single, Twin and Family rooms all with Austar tv, electric heating and wireless broadband.

Take advantage of our room service and really relax. Enjoy friendly service and delicious meals at the licensed, ? la carte, on site Maloney's Restaurant, featuring fresh Tasmanian produce and wines.

As your hosts we are happy to help you plan your exploration of South West Tasmania and Queenstown attractions like underground and surface mining tours, magnificent rain forests, river cruises, historic ruins, fishing, wild ocean beaches and the charming fishing village of Strahan.

The Queenstown Motor Lodge accepts group tours and is Tourism Council Tasmania Accreditation, and is currently a member of the Golden Chain group.

	Check In : 1400hrs Check Out : 1030hrs Reception Hours : Please advise time of arrival when booking.
	Car Parking : Off the street parking.
	Getting There :Entering Queenstown along Driffield Street, Turn Left into Orr Street past the Post Office, then turn Right into Bowes Street to access the Queenstown Motor Lodge Parking.

- Dougies Underground Mine Tours The underground tour, lasting 3 hours starts at 10am and 1pm daily for 2 to 8 adults. Evening tours can be arranged by appointment. -Galley Museum Located in Queenstown's first brick hotel, the Imperial (1898) (corner of Driffield and Sticht Streets), the Galley Museum was established by Eric Thomas. -West Coast Wilderness Railway In 2000, after three years of restoration by entrepreneur Roger Smith and an investment of $30 million, part of the tracks were again put to use. Two years later Federal Hotels and Resorts became the new owners, renaming it as the west Coast Wilderness Railway. -Gordon River Cruises -Scenic drives -Lake Burbury fishing Trout fishing at Lake Burbury. Lake Burbury is a popular fishing lake on the edge of Tasmania?s World Heritage Wilderness Area. At Lake Burbury, just 15 minutes east of Queenstown, you can fish for the legendary Tasmanian wild trout, with both brown and rainbow trout in abundance. - Orr Street Queenstown's main street and hub, where you can find Post Office, hospital(next door), Bendigo Bank, Commonwealth and ANZ Banks, Supermarkets, newsagent, butcher, fresh fruit and vegetables. Also close by are Library, Police, Fire Brigade, Parks and Wildlife -Iron Blow Look out Mt Lyell Tours Lyell Tours operate a number of tours of the mines - Queenstown Football Oval Queenstown Oval is one of the most infamous sports grounds in Australia. Infamous for the fact that its playing surface is gravel. Historic Walk There is a brochure titled 'The Walkabout Queenstown' published by the Project Queenstown Committee. The town is now a classified historic town and it is not surprising that the brochure lists 25 locations (all within easy walking distance of each other) which take the visitor past most of the town's significant buildings.

Booking Policy

A valid credit card is required at the time of booking to secure the booking.
Person making the booking must be 18 years old or over.

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Deposit Policy

20% of total booking cost will be charged to the credit card at the time of booking.

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Cancellation Policy

We require 72 hours notice for booking cancellation otherwise amount equivalent to one night for the number of rooms booked will be charged to credit card provided.
An administration charge of 10% of total booking cost applies to all cancellations.

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No Show Policy

If no cancellation has been made and you fail to show up at the property, we will charge a one night room charge for number of rooms booked plus a administration fee of A10% of total booking cost.

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Child Policy

Child aged 12 years and older is consider adult. Extra persons and children $20.00 per person. Cots available no charge.

Queenstown Motor Lodge