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How to get to Mountain View Country Inn |
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35 minutes from either Devonport or Launceston. The motel is only a few minutes walk from the centre of Deloraine, a stroll on the riverbank, craft shops and art galleries. Easy driving to all northern tourist attractions, from the casino to Cradle Mountain.
Transportation Services
There is a bus service that stops at Deloraine between Launceston and Devonport but most people would prefer to hire a car of which there is a large selection available in either Launceston or Devonport or at the airports.
Distance from Airport
The Launceston airport is only 40 minutes drive from the Mountain View Country Inn and the Devonport Airport and Abel Tasman Ferry Terminal is only a 30 minute drive away.
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Out and About |
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Settlers Restaurant (licenced)
Be transported back in time to the 1800s. Exchange you dollars for pence, experience the 1800s atmosphere, meet locals in period dress, get on the soap box and spin a yarn, enjoy the lamplight and sit around the open fire reading real local news of 1882. The full experience is available during the evening meal or drop in to check it out at lunch or morning tea.
Art & Craft
The environmental beauty of the Great Western Tiers area has provided a powerful attraction to crafts people, visual artists, writers and musicans from around the world - enriching clutural and economic life, and establishing Deloraine as one of Tasmania's most important regional art and craft centres. Visit one or more of the local galleries and workshop outlets. See Artifak Gallery for details or to arrange visits.
Cradle Mountain
Use Mountain View Country Inn as your ideal base to explore Cradle Mountain. It only take 1 hour 30 minutes to Cradle Mountain, via Sheffield, the town of Murals. Take in a horse draw carriage viewing of the murals. Don't forget to explore the hillsides on the way, you'll find mazes, alpacas, steam trains and platypus. On your way back you might like to include the caves and Mole Creek area.
Historic Deloraine & District
It has been classified by the National Trust as a town of historical significance with building dated back to the 1830's. Visit the growing number of local antique and brickabrac shops.
See the large old stately homes, which can be visited across the district. These were the original homesteads when the district was settled, and ownership of some is still held still in the original family. Most of these are not open to the public as they are still private residences, but are well worth a 'drive-by' to get a good feeling for the history of the district.
Hagley House, Hagley
Quamby, Hagley (now Quamby Country Club)
Calstock, Deloraine (now 5 Star accommodation)
Arcoona, Deloraine
Tahara, Deloraine
Cheshunt, Meander
One of the delights of travelling around the Great Western Tiers is the unexpected discovery of an old building, stone wall, or bridge.
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Business Facilities at Mountain View Country Inn: |
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Mountain View has wireless internet throughout the motel, an internet kiosk in reception.
We have faxing available.
We also cater from small confernces up to 25 people
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| Parking is available off Street in front of your room. |
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