ACCOMMODATION ST MARYS NSW

St Marys Park View Motel is 50 minutes west of Sydney City and 40 minutes east from the heart of the Blue Mountains. They offer a family, traveller or business person all they may need for a perfect escape. St Marys Park View Motel is in close proximity to many international sporting facilities, business parks and entertainment venues. Whether it is for business, pleasure or a weekend away, they strive to achieve the highest standards of hospitality. There are 28 spacious rooms, including spa rooms with king size beds, deluxe rooms with queen size bed and settee, twin rooms with king size single beds and interconnecting rooms. All balconies overlook the resort style swimming pool and barbecue area. The motel has a disabled room. All rooms are non-smoking....

Centrally positioned Addlestone House is a traditionally-hosted 4 star AAA rated Bed and Breakfast that is spotlessly maintained. Situated in St Marys on Tasmania's East Coast hinterland, it is bounded by mountains, rain forests, rivers and waterfalls. With a history of convict workers, farming, mining, forestry and railways, St Marys is a 90-minute drive from Launceston and a 15-minute drive to the pristine coastal beaches. Experience the leafy surrounds, famous country hospitality, cafes, arts, crafts, galleries, collectables and our unique Cranks and Tinkerer's museum. Nearby are the towns of Avoca, Fingal, St Helens, Scamander, Bicheno and Coles Bay plus the national attractions at the Bay of Fires, Wineglass Bay, Evercreech Forest, the rugged Douglas Apsley National Park and the challenging climb to St Patricks Head lookout. Addlestone House includes two ensuite rooms each with a queen-size bed, adjoining sun room, ducted heating and electric blankets. Quality bedding, towels, toiletries and hair dryer are provided, as well as a hearty home cooked and/or continental breakfast. The Guest lounge includes a 55" 4K SUHD Smart TV, Netflix, books, DVDs, CDs, games, tea and coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi, complimentary chocolates, port, sherry and optional photographic portraits are all included in the tariff....

St Marys Seaview Farm is the perfect place to relax with warm fires, beautiful gardens, breathtaking views and great walks. Accommodation is either in the 100 year old Sky Cottage (three bedrooms, sleeps seven in single beds, shared facilities) or in the ensuite units (three double, one twin share). All have linen, and the units, with magnificent views of ocean, mountains and timbered hills, also have tea, coffee, electric blankets and heaters. The large kitchen in the cottage is shared by all guests but the cottage guests have their own cosy lounge with wood fire. It is BYO food but there are free herbs picked fresh from the garden. Chemical-free beef and lamb grown on the farm, as well as blueberries, can be purchased on site, when arranged prior to stay. For those unfamiliar with animals, you can feed and touch pet sheep, see the dog round up the sheep or get close to the cows. There also are three over-friendly dogs. Seaview Farm is a destination in itself as well as being central to many East Coast attractions.

Lumera Chalets is an oasis snuggled below a large knobbly outcrop mountain known affectionately as St Patricks Head (Lumera Genena Wuggelena) over looking the East Coast of Tasmania, it provides travellers with an ancient sense of protection and safety as well as the most sensational coastal panorama in all of Australia and Tasmania. The history of our unique piece of Tasmania can be traced back some 30,000 years to a time when it was an important hunting ground for the Tasmanian Aborigines. It was home to the Ben Lomond Tribe (Plangermaireener) and frequently visited by bands from the Oyster Bay Tribe (Paredarerme), who travelled up from their East Coast territory via a route past St Patricks Head. Named by Tobias Furneaux on St Patricks Day in 1773, St Patricks Head was known to the Aborigines as Lumera Genena Wuggelina, which means 'a great molar tooth'. The peaked mountain at the eastern end of the Fingal Valley was an essential land mark for Aboriginal people as well as holding significant spiritual values....

Oakdene Heritage Accommodation offers Bed and Breakfast stays in St Marys, Tasmania's East Coast. Oakdene is situated in the peaceful town of St Marys in the highlands, just ten minutes from the beautiful East Coast beaches of Tasmania. Enjoy mountain and forest walks, climb to the top of St Patricks Head, or the more accessible South Sister Peak for stunning valley, forest and coastal views. This Heritage listed accommodation has been tastefully restored in keeping with the original era of 1880. The chandeliers, claw foot bath, stain glass windows, original cast iron bed and warm fireplace add to the warmth and ambiance. To be appreciated is the beautifully manicured gardens. Enjoy a picnic lunch with a glass of wine and feed the ducks on the rivulet. You may also spot the resident platypus in the rivulet bordering the property. Oakdene is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Our private suite includes an ensuite with a separate shower and bath, breakfast room with microwave and coffee facilities. The main room is appointed with a queen size antique bed, television and stereo. St Marys is a one-hour-and-34-minute drive (128 km) east of Launceston.

Purple Possum Wholefoods and Cafe is located in St Marys in the scenic Fingal Valley. The Purple Possum is a wholefood store, a cafe and a mini-gallery plus a bric-a-brac shed in the garden all rolled into one. The cafe's mini-gallery section displays the works of local photographers, artists and crafts people. Nearby in St Marys there is a fibre and textiles gallery. The historic railway station just out of town is now an interesting memorabilia museum. The quaint and quirky cafe is a meeting place for local townsfolk and a focal point for tourists. The Purple Possum offers tasty, healthy food, vegie burgers and fresh salads with herbs straight from the garden. Specialties include date scones and rhubarb cake baked on the premises. Coffee is served just as customers like it. The wholefoods section stocks a large range of wholefoods sold in small or large quantities, as well as local honey, organic vegetables, sweets and special dietary needs. The Cafe is about a 30-minute drive from Bicheno to the south via Elephant Pass and a 30-minute drive from St Helens to the north via St Marys Pass. The East Coast beaches are a 20-minute drive away. Free Wi-Fi....

Mt Elephant Fudge for all your sweet desires! Mt Elephant Fudge can be found in the eastern highlands at St Marys, nestled inland from both St Helens or Bicheno. Manufacturing fudge and hand-made chocolates, cakes, sweet and savoury treats right there in premises. Enjoy the relaxed and welcoming cafe, to sit, relax and enjoy some exquisite taste delights....

Gone Rustic is a working studio and gallery in St. Marys, in North East Tasmania. Gone Rustic features the work of award winning Tasmanian fibre and textile artist Rita Summers. Fibre and textile, mixed media art, quilts and other quality handmade items are on display and for sale. In addition, Rita hosts exhibitions by other artists and artisans. Groups such as Rustic Ragamuffins and Operation Coverup meet regularly at Gone Rustic for mutual inspiration, fun and friendship. To find out more, and to view or purchase Rita's art and collectibles online, please visit the Gone Rustic website, or the online shop. St Marys is a one-hour-and-40-minute drive (130 km) east of Launceston. Opening Times: Open Tuesdays to Saturdays 1000 to 1600 and by appointment....

Tasmania-based, we offer guided bushwalking tours and transportation shuttle services. Our guided walks explore Tasmania's national parks and World Heritage wilderness areas, and cater to a range of experience levels. You can join our four day Maria Island Guided Walk, five day Frenchman's Cap walk, six day Overland Track walk, six day Walls of Jerusalem walk, six day Lake Oberon walk, nine day South Coast Track walk and much more. The guided walking tours cover a diverse range of Tasmanian landscapes, from remote coasts and towering mountains to ancient forests and open button grass plains and off shore islands. Tasmanian Hikes treks are guided by experienced trip leaders. All tours are small group departures to maximise your adventure experience, and minimise environmental impact. All equipment, food, track accommodation and transport from Hobart is included, so all you will need to bring is your personal trekking gear and of course, your camera....