Top Hotels in Bruny Island
Top Restaurants in Bruny Island
Bruny Island Hotels | Places to Stay in Bruny Island
Discover the best hotels in Bruny Island, Tasmania including Captain Cook Holiday Park, Hotel Bruny, Captain Cook Holiday Park, Adventure Bay Retreat, 43 Degrees Bruny Island, Free Spirit Pods, Inala Country Accommodation, Loma cottages, Bruny Island Explorers Cottages, The Alonnah.
Restaurants in Bruny Island
1. Captain Cook Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 228 reviews
Captain Cook Caravan Park is located in the heart of Bruny Island, Adventure Bay, Tasmania. The park offers powered and unpowered sites, on-site caravans, cabins and one bedroom villas. It is located across the road from the popular Adventure Bay Beach near the general store and is close to the award winning Bruny Island Charters cruise.
Close to boat ramp
Reviewed By PJ-ScubaThis is the only caravan park on the island and is in a great beachside location and is 3 min away from the Pennicott boat tour. The park was quiet as it was off season, but the layout is unusual as the permeant cabins are spread all through the park and a lot of them are run down. They have two covered outdoor BBQ and a large Enclosed camp kitchen that also has a pot belly wood stove. Great short stay for the convenience of the boat launch.
2. Hotel Bruny
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 383 reviews
Welcome to Hotel Bruny, your Bruny Island “home away from home.” Hotel Bruny aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. The rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and getting online is possible, as free internet access is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Hotel Bruny features express check-in and check-out and a picnic area. In addition, as a valued Hotel Bruny guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While visiting Bruny Island, you may want to try some oyster at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Hotel Bruny Bistro. Hotel Bruny puts the best of Bruny Island at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
A rustic cottage that is warm and comfy
Reviewed By LynR209We stayed in the one bedroom Oyster Catcher cottage up on the hill overlooking the bay. Large well equipped lounge, similar kitchen, smallish bathroom and bedroom. Great wood burner keeps the place toasty on a cold night. Big decks with great views. Furniture is a bit tired and knocked around, but good bed. Everything you need for a short stay.
3. Captain Cook Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 228 reviews
Captain Cook Caravan Park is located in the heart of Bruny Island, Adventure Bay, Tasmania. The park offers powered and unpowered sites, on-site caravans, cabins and one bedroom villas. It is located across the road from the popular Adventure Bay Beach near the general store and is close to the award winning Bruny Island Charters cruise.
Close to boat ramp
Reviewed By PJ-ScubaThis is the only caravan park on the island and is in a great beachside location and is 3 min away from the Pennicott boat tour. The park was quiet as it was off season, but the layout is unusual as the permeant cabins are spread all through the park and a lot of them are run down. They have two covered outdoor BBQ and a large Enclosed camp kitchen that also has a pot belly wood stove. Great short stay for the convenience of the boat launch.
4. Adventure Bay Retreat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 111 reviews
Adventure Bay Retreat is the perfect place to experience the beauty of Bruny Island. With a selection of luxury, self-contained accommodation, set among natural coastal bushland, Adventure Bay Retreat offers the ultimate Tasmanian island escape for couples, families and groups. Choose from four luxurious retreats. Adventure Bay Retreat offers you four outstanding luxury accommodation choices. Select your favourite from The Lodge, The Cottage, The Studio, or The Lair – all set among beautiful open bushland on Bruny Island’s stunning north coast. The Lodge - sleeps eight guests in 3 bedrooms, 2 king, 1 double + 1 set of bunks. The Lair - Adult Only Retreat - 3 bedrooms -3 king beds, 3 en suits, free standing baths, private decks, large living space. Outdoor hot tub for 6 adults. ( 6 adults) Spa Cottage - romantic stone cottage for a couple in a king bed with spa bath. Studio - spacious cottage for a couple or 3 guests sharing one bedroom, with copper bath. 1 king + 1 single
Excellent cottage surrounded by wilderness and wildlife
Reviewed By Nevest61We stayed 2 nights but wished we’d stayed more. It is so relaxing staying in this beautiful cosy cottage, with the wood fire on and the curious wildlife checking us out. The spa bath was great, especially after a day doing the Pennicott Tour, to thaw you out. The cottage is modern inside and fully equipped. We highly recommend Adventure Bay Retreat.
5. 43 Degrees Bruny Island
Overall Ratings
5 based on 334 reviews
Boutique Environmental Accommodation on the Waterfront in Adventure Bay. Beachside Studio Spa & Spa Suite Apartments (50m from beach in garden setting) at $215.00 - $265.00 per night for 2 inc. Luxurious Bathrooms with Spa Baths and private decks in beautiful garden setting. (Each Apartment accommodates 2 Adults only - No children permitted). All Accommodation includes Complimentary Wine & Breakfast.
Bliss!
Reviewed By maltesesunWe instantly fell in love with Bruny Island, and staying at 43 Degrees Bruny made it extra special. Want to know why? The studio suites are tastefully decorated, quiet, private, only 5 units in the compound, wallabies and rabbits come to visit at night, the sound of waves makes it more romantic.. it’s just bliss! We received a nice bottle of Tassie red wine in the room on arrival and breakfast the next morning was simple but delicious. It consisted of a freshly baked bread roll, selection of jams and yoghurt. Breakfast is delivered outside your studio between 8 and 8:30am. There is a small kitchenette in the room and a gas BBQ on the deck which was clean and works perfectly.free bottle of wine too, which was really nice. Oh, we loved the spa bath too! Communication with the hosts was efficient and accurate. Room clean. Love that there were no kids on the property. Tips.. wake up early and watch the sunrise from Adventure Beach (less than 5 mins walk away). Bring a nice steak from the mainland for the BBQ. Prepare to take the rubbish with you. Go and find the white wallabies. Make it a point to return one day ;)
6. Free Spirit Pods
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Launched in April 2019 and overlooking picturesque Quarantine Bay, guests simply love the atmosphere we have created with our luxurious eco-Pods: Flying Duck and Blue Wren. These self-contained Pods feature quality appliances and sustainable Tasmanian timber fittings - a perfect base from which to explore Bruny Island. Or to simply relax and observe the wildlife from your private deck.
Peaceful getaway
Reviewed By Ciaobella77Fabulous location looking out onto Quarantine Bay. Amazing wildlife we saw paddy melons, betongs, wallabies, many birds species and even a solo chicken . Lots of space, well laid out and thoughtful inclusions. If we ever get back to Bruny which I really hope we do we will definitely be back.
7. Inala Country Accommodation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 68 reviews
Country cottage accommodation situated at "Inala", a 1,500 acre private nature conservation reserve near Cloudy Bay beach and the South Bruny National Park on Bruny Island Tasmania. Birds and wildlife abound on the beautiful property, which is world-renowned as a birdwatching destination. The two self-contained cottages on the property each have fully-equipped kitchen and laundry facilities, internet access, TV/DVD and outside BBQ areas. Staying at Inala is far more than just relaxing in a lovely cottage, you also get full access to the private Conservation Reserve which is full of bird hides, birding platforms and walking tracks through rich nature habitat for wildlife viewing or exploring. Access to the Inala Nature Museum & Jurassic Garden is also included in your stay. The Museum showcases minerals, fossils and shells from around the world, whilst the garden demonstrates the floristic links that existed between the southern continents, that were united in the Gondwana supercontinent, during the Jurassic period, many millions of years ago. Guided birdwatching and nature tours of Inala, Bruny and Tasmania led by specialist nature guides are also available at an additional charge. (bookings essential, see the inala nature tours website)
Exceeded our Expectations
Reviewed By TokyoJulesMy daughter and I had a lovely 2 nights at Inala while we explored Bruny Island. The cottage was perfect. Comfortable beds, spacious, warm and a lovely breakfast. Having a spa bath was just what we needed after a long day of hiking and being able to wash/dry clothes was something we missed at other places. The peace and quiet of being on the reserve was just what we needed and not having WIFI or phone service meant we could take a proper break from work for once!! Wouldn’t hesitate to stay again. For international visitors, it would be a perfect place to see wallabies and some of our native birds up close!!
8. Loma cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Modern Bruny luxury
Reviewed By kath91982Beautiful cottages, very modern and well laid out. The four cottages are set so that you have lovely unobstructed views and the small cottages feel large and spacious- all very intentional. Fully stocked kitchen and bathroom, large bedrooms, and plenty of living space indoors (couch, dining) to include a large deck with seating for outdoor dining. There is a shared bbq pavilion that has seating and tools, oil, and cleaning supplies. This is probably the best place to stay on Bruny!
9. Bruny Island Explorers Cottages
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 72 reviews
Ok BUT
Reviewed By DiscernoTh we cabins were a bit underwhelming. Location was good but the actual cabins had a few issues. Even though we checked in at the hotel well past the check in time cleaners had only just started which meant that we had to find something to do for the next hour or so… no mean feat on Bruny where everything is at least 20 kms away. The actual cabin was satisfactory although the shower door leaked, vertical blinds broken ( who would have them anyway in this century!), cutlery missing and basic kitchen utensils provided but considering this is a ‘foodie’ destination should have been a bit better outfitted! The laundry appliances did not seem to work properly. The cabins look new but everything else seemed a bit old.
10. The Alonnah
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Two wonderful days on Bruny Island
Reviewed By Allan GWe spent two days and nights on Bruny Island, both nights spent at The Alonnah. Its a fantastic place to stay, the room is very spacious, the view from your window overlooking the water is to die for. It gets better at breakfast time when you have the choice of a home made Salmon or Trout Quiche. Luckily over the two days we stayed we were able to sample both! Our hosts Ken and Shirley were very welcoming and happy to advise on places to go and see and things to do. We cannot wait to go back again.
