Port Arthur Motor Inn & Restaurant
Tasmania
At a glance
Port Arthur Motor Inn is an accommodation and dining venue on Safety Cove Road, beside the Port Arthur Historic Site on Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula. The setting places the property close to one of the area’s main historic attractions, with views across the site from the restaurant and some guest rooms. The location suits travellers planning time at the historic site, as well as guests looking for a practical base for exploring the peninsula.
The on-site restaurant serves generous, familiar meals with a strong seafood presence. Menu examples include Tasmanian salmon, seafood platters, lemon pepper calamari and substantial pub-style mains such as chicken and parmi dishes. Vegetables, chips and other straightforward sides round out the menu. Portions are notably generous, making the restaurant suitable for relaxed dinners after a day of sightseeing. A small bar area adds an informal place for a drink or a casual part of the evening.
Dining has a relaxed, unfussy character, with the outlook providing much of the atmosphere. The restaurant’s views towards the historic site give the meal a clear sense of place, while the menu remains accessible for guests seeking familiar food rather than formal dining. The venue also provides a continental breakfast, including fruit and a gluten-free toast option.
Accommodation is centred on clean, comfortable rooms with practical access for motorists. Parking is available close to the rooms, and Wi-Fi is provided. Some rooms have verandas and outlooks towards Port Arthur, while the property’s position allows guests to stay close to the historic site without needing to travel far for dinner. The rooms and restaurant together create a convenient combination for couples, families and other travellers visiting the Tasman Peninsula.
Port Arthur Motor Inn is best suited to guests who value proximity to the historic site, an on-site restaurant and generous, familiar meals. Direct contact is recommended for reservations, dining enquiries and questions about access arrangements or specific requirements.