The unit was fabulous and was so pleased we up graded to a Unit with a bath. Plenty of towels provided, the bed was very comfortable and the Unit very clean. Thoroughly enjoyed the meal at the restaurant, can highly recommend. In general Cradle Mountain is expensive all round so it is a good idea to purchase supplies at Deloraine or Sheffield if you have a self contained unit.. The Caravan Park General Store at Cradle has a good range of supplies if needed. The Wilderness Village will supply a breakfast hamper, enough for two people, for $40. There plenty of food in the hamper and we thought the hamper was reasonable value.

When we arrived there was no milk in the fridge and one standard tea bag. The lovely reception staff soon sorted us out with milk and more tea bags.

Easy access from car park to cabin. Room lay out compact. Bed and bathroom very good, and good flow of hot water.

Yes this is a good one. I don’t like the fact that they keep our credit card details on paper which we fill in on arrival so they can charge us if something is broken. They told me it was company policy to hole for TWO YEARS. Keep in a box in the back office I think this is BS #####. The document should be trashed when you have checked out and room inspection.What happens if someone breaks in and finds them ???? Huge security problem. After some time the front desk lady offed to trash my detail but I would have to wait till they could get house keeping to check. How long will that take not sure 🤔

This is the best value, self contained accommodation in the Cradle Mountain area. The rooms are well maintained and clean, it is just across the road from the Cradle Mountain Visitors Centre and is very reasonably priced in comparison to other options near Cradle Mountain.

If you are staying more than one night you'll notice all of the nearby rooms being serviced each day after people have checked out. You'll also notice that that same service is not available to you. Despite paying the same nightly rate as a single night's stay, you won't be offered any cleaning services and if you run out of anything, you'll have to go to the main office and ask for a top up. Rather than being offered a discount for an extended stay, you'll pay the full rate, but receive less service.

My cabin was spacious and comfortable, surrounded by beautiful Tasmanian wilderness bush. There was a good kitchen with a useful set of cooking utensils. Good TV. Good bathroom with very good shower. The restaurant was very good, as were the takeaway meals. I bought the breakfast bag, which is intended for two people and which I ate over two days. That enabled me to have a hearty breakfast before my walks., The staff at the lodge were superb - very friendly and helpful. Some went to the trouble of remembering people's names. Overall I felt very comfortable there and would definitely stay there again.

I think they could use more staff at certain times at reception. The guest clientele comprises a high proportion of foreigners who struggle with English and so require more check-in and check-out time. At those busy times, extra staff would be useful to speed up the check-in process.

This was our night in the luxury cottage with spa bath. The room had a very comfortable king-sized bed, and an enclosed spa bath in the middle of the room (which took an age to fill). There was a gas log fire which made the room very comfortable when it got chilly in the evening. It had a small kitchen, with a kettle, fridge and microwave, plus a coffee machine and a few freebies. The bathroom had some extra touches with robes, slippers and good quality toiletries. A vastly superior experience to the family chalet that we had the following nights.

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The cabin is very spacious. Room was clean and tidy. Could have easily slept 3 people as there was a separate room with a single bed. There was a double bed in the main living area. Tucked away in a corner. TV was a big fat screen. Had complementary tea and coffee and real milk is offered at reception which was a nice touch. Couple of minutes drive to the shuttle bus car park. Happy to stay again but would check other places nearby first for better value.

We ate at the in house restaurant which was expensive and not that great for the price. Wasn't terribly much on the menu I like either. The next night we ordered pizzas from the bar there which were quite nice and the best value.

Entire cabin to ourselves, very spacious, cute living room set up with large couch and nice small kitchenette. We opted for the luxury spa which was in the middle of the room interestingly enough, but huge and had salt soaks provided, as well as picturesque viewing window. Feels like the middle of the wilderness with trees and windows all around. Also large shower with many amenities provided (toiletries, etc). Have many food packages you can purchase in advance - either packed lunches for hiking, or small breakfasts you can make in the room

Food is a little tough to come by in this area if you don't plan ahead (which we didn't unfortunately). The restaurant doesn't open until 5 and reservations highly encouraged so if not planned, difficult to get food.

Almost everything was great - we are regulars. The cabins are terrific and value for money is hard to beat. To stay at other options was triple the price.

Only disappointing thing was the waiting staff at the restaurant (Hellyers). During our meal (which was excellent) not once did any of the waiting staff come to see if we wanted/needed drinks. In fact, one of the waiters took my empty wine glass and walked away! I was really looking forward to having a beautiful red wine with my steak. We tried to get their attention, but to no avail. It was very busy, and perhaps they were inexperienced, but it was quite annoying.

All the cabins are tucked amongst the trees and are quite private. We stayed in a spa cabin for three nights, it was beautiful. Very clean and comfortable. Loved the gas log fire, it provided instant heat, which we appreciated as it snowed while we were there making it even more beautiful. The cabin was modern and spacious with a deck overlooking the moss covered trees and snow falling quietly around us. Cooking facilities are basic, microwave, a frypan and a couple of saucepans, toaster and kettle. Reception staff were accommodating and friendly. We enjoyed happy hour in the lovely bar which overlooks the mountain. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent and the service was very good. Everything was great and we'd definitely stay at Cradle Mountain Wilderness Village again.

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The cabin was situated in peaceful and beautiful surroundings with lovely windows looking out into the bush. The heating worked well, it was very cold outside during my stay and snowed during the last night- so beautiful to wake up in Narnia! Having the kitchenette gave good options to eat in (I bought my food in Launceston as very limited options nearby). The lodge and bar was warm and inviting with a log fire burning and good coffee and muffins- lovely to sit here after a morning spent hiking!

Inside lighting in the cabin was harsh 'white' light globes. Warm globes were be better.