Hotels in City (Launceston), Tasmania

Batman Fawkner Inn

The former Cornwall Hotel, established in 1822, is the oldest brick building in the City and Tasmania.

23 rooms of budget accommodation in the heart of Launceston. It is a 5-minute walk to shops, restaurants and cafes. All rooms include an en-suite bathroom.

Cock and Bull British Pub

Former Trades Hall Hotel. Corner of Elizabeth Street.

Commercial Hotel

This hotel was established 1853.

Crown Hotel

Hotel established in 1850. Corner of Bathurst Street.

Galaxy Hotel

Established in 1831 as the Plough Inn, Enfield 1845-1861, Raffles, Fire Brigade
Hotel, Imperial 1908, Billabong and now Galaxy Hotel.

Irish Murphy's Hotel

Established in 1835 as the Hibernian Hotel and also known as the Victoria,
Hibernia and Jubilee Hotel.

James Hotel

Lloyds Hotel

Established in 1887 as the Globe Hotel, Walshs Globe Family Hotel, Sharp's Family Hotel, and then the Family Hotel.

"Hello

I was reading the item on G’day Pubs about Lloyds Hotel, Launceston and I can report I had a couple of visits there in 2008 and found the hotel well appointed, good variety of beers, friendly staff and a good Dining Room, on the right hand side of the building, as seen in the photo.

I ate in the Bar as I was enquiring about the pub etc from the Staff, all of whom gave great service. I recommend the hotel to anyone calling for food and drink. They also do accommodation upstairs.

Richard Gilbert"

Thanks Richard

Metz Café and Bar

Former St. George Hotel.

O’Keefe's Hotel

Hotel established in 1836 as the Union Club Hotel, 1850-55 Union Inn and then the Victoria Hotel.

Riverview Hotel

Hotel established in 1855 as the Salmon and Ball Hotel, renamed Riverview Hotel in 1888.

Royal Oak Hotel

Corner of Tamar Street.

Royal on George Hotel

Hotel established in 1852.
New renovations opened 09/02/2001.

Star Hotel

Hotel established in 1831.

Tasmania Hotel

T R C Hotel

Hotel established in 1828.