The staff at the hotel and restaurant were very helpful, obliging, and polite. Stanley Hotel is located close to the Nut and one can easily walk all around Stanley township from the hotel, spot historic buildings, watch the penguins at night visit the wharf area, climb the Nut and see the stunning views and variety of native flora and fauna, and do so at leisurely pace and still have time to absorb the atmosphere. Older visitors may find the uphill walk to the top of the Nut a little taxing, but the chairlift is an excellent alternative. Our room was quiet and restful, big enough to be comfortable and with a nice view over part of the town.

The hotel location is very good, just opposite to the visitor information centre. There's a bar and Bistro on the first floor and in the basement. The hotel building looks like to have some heritage. The room was very clean and there's a fridge in the room.

There's no elevator, so you have to take your luggage through the stairs. There's no microwave in the room. The room is on the small side, especially for the washroom.

Stanley is a beautiful town and the hotel is centrally located with a lovely restaurant.

Towels in the bathroom were dirty on our arrival. Hallway in stairwell was full of blow flies. Staff did spray the flies. Reception staff after been advised of the dirty towels told us to just check the vanity for clean towels. No apology for the dirty towels! After being told there was no vanity in the the room and no clean towels in any of the cupboards, the staff member came up to check herself before organising clean towels! Given the age of the property we understand there are compromises made to fit a bathroom in the room with the one sink being located outside of the bathroom to double as kitchenette sink. However a wall mounted shelf in the bathroom would be an easy modification to make, giving guests somewhere to put their toiletries.

The room was spacious, bright, clean, and comfortable. The hotel is at the centre of the town, so easy reach around just by walking, if one like. There is a bistro down stair at the hotel with friendly staff, though we not dine in, but when we first arrive, we gone straight to the bistro instead of the hotel reception which is just around the corner. The room is in fact quite comfortable (in late November) though at first I was disappointed that it does not has an air-conditional, but only heater. Once open the window a bit, the air cold down the room so much I have to close it at night!

Many staircases :( low and moderate height :( ... might not be an issue for most people, but I have legs problems, so it was a bit of struggle - the reason I give 9 out 10 above.

We stayed in one of the 2 bedroom cottages. Kitchen had everything you could need and enough supplies for a family. Great to have a full size fridge. Even better to have recliners, old but still very functional and great to put your feet up. Several options for heating. Bathroom has been done up and is modern with plenty of towels and toiletries supplied. New blockout curtains. This is a place you could stay a week to explore the area. Would stay again and recommend. Quiet location. All up pretty good.

Bed was uncomfortable and the pillows were terrible. When it is windy, the wind howls down the chimney. Spider webs on the ceilings. Some things did need updating, like wardrobes, chest of drawers.

A fantastic tiny house (can't really call it a cabin). We stayed in Poll or Penn, not sure which. Nice little kitchen, very comfortable beds, large bathroom with laundry facilities. Open dining and living area. Perfect amount of space for 4. The house was clean and tidy throughout. All linen plus extras supplied. Nice quiet location with a view of The Nut.

Absolutely nothing.

We stayed in the 1-bedroom apartment Abbey's on Church. It looks to have been completely refurbished quite recently and is absolutely lovely. There is a large bedroom with a very comfortable bed, a bathroom with a spa and a large walk-in shower, a fully equipped kitchen (including stove-top, oven and dishwasher) and comfortable lounge chairs with a view of the sea. Guests can also access a shared laundry. The deli and gift shop next door is also well worth a visit.

The weather! - though we can't blame that on the management. The only slight problem was that the off-street parking doesn't quite accommodate three large cars, so we had to park on the street one night (not a problem in a quiet town).

The cottage has best location close to restaurants and has partial seaview. We only walked about 3 minutes to see little penguins at night. It is clean and neat. We had a good night stay and would like to stay again.

the black artificial woolen blanket and cushions are creepy. Master room wardrobe 's door latches are broken and the door make noise which sounds like "The conjuring". Luckily, I found a Holy Bible this helped me slept well. :)

We only booked the one night but could easily have spent a lot more time there. We stayed in one of the many cottages that are managed by the hotel and found it to be well appointed, clean and comfortable. The location was fabulous - so close to everything. There is a lot to see in this fabulous little town and I really appreciated the email from the hotel which highlighted many things in the area - because of that email, we saw many things we might not have known were there to enjoy. Tha atmosphere at the hotel restaurant and bar was great and the local fresh seafood was to die for. Check out the movie "The Light between Oceans" as it was filmed in Stanley and you can really see how lovely it is.

Historic building in a historic town. The rooms are cozy with a nice old country style terrace. The views are beautiful. There is a restaurant and bar at the premises offering Tassie food at good quality and reasonable prices. Staff very attentive and helpful...but this is Australia....shower took a while to turn hot but finally it worked. Good Wifi....everything was perfect.