Launceston’s most modern all-suite hotel, The Sebel Launceston is a European-inspired boutique hotel located in the heart of town, just 2 minutes walk from the CBD, the Seaport dining precinct and all major attractions. Combining boutique elegance with style and convenience, all-suite accommodation comprises 50 fully self-contained, spacious one and two bedroom suites, all with private balcony, separate bedroom with luxurious King size bed and stunning bathrooms, many featuring spa bath or laundry facilities. Showcasing natural Tasmanian stone and timbers throughout the interior and locally commissioned art, the hotel offers charming, contemporary accommodation and unrivalled service in one of Australia’s oldest and most picturesque cities.
Market Square Restaurant & Bar, located on the ground floor, showcases quality produce from Tasmania’s premier growers, producers and vineyards and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday and breakfast on Sunday. A spacious alfresco dining terrace and private courtyard framed by Oak trees provide fantastic outdoor dining options, while the guest lounge with open fire is a cosy place to unwind in the evening. The hotel also offers 24 hour room service.
The Sebel Launceston offers flexible event and conference facilities with state-of-the-art audio-visual and wireless technologies perfect for conferences, seminars, events and meetings for up to 50 delegates or 60 cocktail party guests.
The Sebel Launceston is a non-smoking property.
Nearby Attractions
The Sebel Launceston is located in the centre of town and has easy access to all local attractions and the central business district. Local attractions include the breathtaking Cataract Gorge, one of Australia’s finest regional museums - the Queen Victoria Gallery & Museum, Boag's Brewery, the picturesque Tamar River and river cruises, wine tours, the Inveresk Cultural Precinct and Aurora Stadium. As the gateway to Tasmania’s premier wine-growing region, the Tamar Valley, The Sebel Launceston is the ideal base from which to explore to sights, sounds and senses of northern Tasmania.
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