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Excellent, 8.4
Centrally located, Best Western Plus Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's main sightseeing and retail areas. It also offers a safe, an express check-in and check-out feature and laundry facilities.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Launceston CBD, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Centrally located, Best Western Plus Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's main sightseeing and retail areas. It also offers a safe, an express check-in and check-out feature and laundry facilities.
Excellent, 8.8
Conveniently located, Peppers Seaport Hotel offers easy access to Launceston's best tourist attractions. It provides free Wi-Fi and extensive city views.
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Excellent, 8.8
Hotel in Launceston CBD, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Conveniently located, Peppers Seaport Hotel offers easy access to Launceston's best tourist attractions. It provides free Wi-Fi and extensive city views.
Excellent, 8.8
Centrally located, Mantra Charles Hotel allows for easy access to Launceston's best hot spots. It is a 10-minute drive from Launceston City Park and has free private parking on site.
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Excellent, 8.8
Hotel in Launceston CBD, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Centrally located, Mantra Charles Hotel allows for easy access to Launceston's best hot spots. It is a 10-minute drive from Launceston City Park and has free private parking on site.
Excellent, 9.2
This comfortable hotel in Launceston offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as an express check-in and check-out feature and a terrace. It also features a 24-hour reception, meeting rooms and luggage storage.
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Excellent, 9.2
Hotel in Launceston, TAS, Australia
This comfortable hotel in Launceston offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as an express check-in and check-out feature and a terrace. It also features a 24-hour reception, meeting rooms and luggage storage.
Excellent, 8.3
Conveniently situated, Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's best sightseeing areas. The numerous amenities this luxury hotel offers include an executive floor, a kids club and 24-hour room service.
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Excellent, 8.3
Hotel in Launceston CBD, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Conveniently situated, Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's best sightseeing areas. The numerous amenities this luxury hotel offers include an executive floor, a kids club and 24-hour room service.
Excellent, 8.3
Centrally located, Quest Serviced Apartments Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Apartments are air conditioned and a Wi-Fi connection is provided free of charge.
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Excellent, 8.3
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Centrally located, Quest Serviced Apartments Launceston allows for easy access to Launceston's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Apartments are air conditioned and a Wi-Fi connection is provided free of charge.
Excellent, 8.3
Centrally located, Quality Hotel Colonial Launceston offers easy access to Launceston's main tourist and retail hot spots. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, massage services and a rooftop terrace.
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Excellent, 8.3
Hotel in Launceston CBD, Launceston, TAS, Australia
Centrally located, Quality Hotel Colonial Launceston offers easy access to Launceston's main tourist and retail hot spots. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, massage services and a rooftop terrace.
Airports
90.6 mi (HBA)
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| Launceston | 8.2 mi | 210 hotels | From $85/night |
About Launceston Airport
Tasmania’s second busiest airport lies around 15 kilometres to the south of Launceston’s city centre within the rural landscapes of Western Junction. Passenger numbers at the Launceston Airport have increased rapidly in the last few years, with more than a million people now passing through its single terminal annually.
A recent redevelopment has significantly improved and expanded the terminal facilities at the Launceston Airport, with new gate lounges constructed, baggage carousels installed and a scattering of cafes and retail outlets added. QantasLink, Jetstar and Virgin Australia all operate from the terminal’s check-in area, connecting Launceston with Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The regional operator, Sharp Airlines, also offers flights to Devonport, Flinders Island and Kings Island. A news agency selling travel items and quintessential Tasmanian souvenirs is located in the departures area, while local wine, whisky, cider, beer and Tasmanian produce are showcased at Boag Upper Deck restaurant.
Shuttle buses connect the Launceston Airport with the city centre, as well as to the major northern centres of Devonport, Ulverstone and Burnie. Alternatively, there are taxis available outside the terminal building and rental car companies in the arrivals hall.
The airport first opened as the Western Junction Aerodrome in 1929 with small aircraft connecting the city with Flinders Island to the northeast. During World War II, it was used as a flight training school for the Royal Australian Air Force, before major redevelopments took place in 1962 and it reopened as the Launceston Airport.
A recent redevelopment has significantly improved and expanded the terminal facilities at the Launceston Airport, with new gate lounges constructed, baggage carousels installed and a scattering of cafes and retail outlets added. QantasLink, Jetstar and Virgin Australia all operate from the terminal’s check-in area, connecting Launceston with Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The regional operator, Sharp Airlines, also offers flights to Devonport, Flinders Island and Kings Island. A news agency selling travel items and quintessential Tasmanian souvenirs is located in the departures area, while local wine, whisky, cider, beer and Tasmanian produce are showcased at Boag Upper Deck restaurant.
Shuttle buses connect the Launceston Airport with the city centre, as well as to the major northern centres of Devonport, Ulverstone and Burnie. Alternatively, there are taxis available outside the terminal building and rental car companies in the arrivals hall.
The airport first opened as the Western Junction Aerodrome in 1929 with small aircraft connecting the city with Flinders Island to the northeast. During World War II, it was used as a flight training school for the Royal Australian Air Force, before major redevelopments took place in 1962 and it reopened as the Launceston Airport.