Enjoyed my stay in the cottages at Tarraleah. Cottages have great art deco decor and are well kept. Staff were friendly and helpful. A great place to rest and recharge. Biking, kayaking and walking are available if you want to be active. Food and coffee were great in the cafe, but the pub menu for food and beverage was limited.... More

Last weekend we booked a two bedroom cottage at Tarraleah. It was advertised as having one room with a queen bed and the other with twin beds. When we arrived there was just one queen bed and no singles at all. When we asked about local activities as the village had been advertised as a wilderness adventure, the receptionist was... More

The cottage I stayed in had 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, lounge, dining area and had a lovely heritage feel about it. The only negatives are a limited menu at the Tavern, No Mobile or Internet Connectivity and not much selection at the Cafe. anybody traveling here should stock up on food en route and then use the cooking facilities.

Tarraleah is truely special and worth a visit and an overnight stay. We stayed only one night and could have easily extended by 2-3 more. The setting is beautiful, the cottages are very clean and very orignal. The log burner does a great job and the bed was very comfy, thanks to the heaters. Views are marvelous and exploring the... More

Got this one off the Web. Looked interesting and we where not disappointed. We travelled up from Deloraine over past the great lake which was a lovely drive with some fantastic views. Tarraleah cottages sit in what was once a larger town. The cottages have all been restored to a 1930s period which was when they were built. Cottage doesn’t... More

This isn't the place for a long family holiday. It is a stopover town if you are going east to west or vice versa. It is a place without much soul. The cottage we stayed in was very large but somewhat weird with nooks and crannies branching out all over the place. The local eating options are questionable and the... More

A beautiful place to unwind with no mobile phone (3G) reception. My Mum likes to go to a B & B with us over the Christmas break and this years turn was Tarraleah. The cottages are very well presented with lovely photos throughout of the history of the town. The kitchen is original, however the bathroom and toilet are brand... More

We visited this out of peak season for a single night stop over enroute to Cradle Mountain. The cottage was art decor style, very clean and with a fantastic log burner, heating / cooling and electric blankets for the cold nights. One of the most peacefull nights sleep I have ever had. The cottage was immaculately clean and we had... More

Tarraleah is half way en route to the East coast and is a cute little village that I think used to be a farm. The Cottages are not really cottages but really houses with very pretty bedrooms and large living rooms plus a kitchen. It was hot when we arrived so we used the aircon but there is also a... More