Beaumaris Beach Guest House
Tasmania
At a glance
Beaumaris Beach Guest House is a four-star guesthouse at Beaumaris, Tasmania, set between native heathland, forest and the beach. The property combines the character of a private home with ensuite accommodation, shared indoor spaces and views towards the surrounding water and coast.
Accommodation includes a first-floor queen room with a hand-carved four-poster bed, a ground-floor queen ensuite room and a first-floor queen room with a spa. Rooms are furnished for a comfortable stay, with quality linen, seating areas in selected rooms, ceiling fans, private bathrooms and practical in-room provisions including tea, coffee, homemade biscuits, a kettle, iron and small fridge.
The ground-floor queen room opens onto a semi-private verandah seating and eating area. Its outlook reaches across the native garden heathland towards the intercoastal area, with wallabies, native birds and other wildlife sometimes visible during the day. The first-floor rooms offer elevated outlooks, including views towards the Tasman Sea, while the spa room also looks south towards St Patrick’s Head.
A continental breakfast featuring seasonal local produce is served in the shared dining area and forms part of each room tariff. The adjacent lounge provides comfortable seating, a large-screen television and a wood fire for cooler evenings. A complimentary glass of Port may be offered by the fire, creating a relaxed setting for unwinding or sharing the day’s photographs.
Beaumaris Beach Guest House suits travellers seeking a quieter residential base with private ensuite facilities, home-style common areas and easy access to local attractions. The property also provides free on-site parking and uses rainwater for guest needs. The mix of garden wildlife, coastal outlooks, verandah seating and fireside space gives the accommodation a distinctly local character without moving away from practical guesthouse comforts.