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Noah’s Stanley Luxury Bed and Breakfast presents a refined experience in the heart of Stanley. This hotel caters to discerning travelers seeking a tranquil base for exploring the region. It offers carefully considered guest rooms with private facilities and attentive services designed to enhance your stay. The location allows for easy access to Stanley’s attractions and the surrounding landscape.
Stanley, a coastal settlement, is situated approximately 60 kilometers from Burnie Wynyard Airport. The guest house is a mere five-minute walk from Godfreys Beach. Nearby, you’ll discover The Nut Chairlift Stanley, the Stanley Discovery Museum and Genealogy Centre, and St James’ Presbyterian Church, providing opportunities for exploration and discovery.
The hotel’s facilities encompass a shared kitchen, equipping guests for preparing their own meals. A barbecue area invites outdoor gatherings. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the premises. Guests also benefit from a doctor on call and access to an elevator/lift, ensuring ease of movement.
Room types include accommodations featuring private bathrooms, air conditioning, and inviting mountain vistas. Each room includes a tea and coffee station, a designated dining space, and complimentary internet access. Laundry and pressing services are available. The hotel staff speaks English, facilitating seamless communication.
A delightful breakfast is served in your room, including a selection of chocolates or cookies. Free, private parking is provided on-site. The hotel offers tour assistance, assisting with excursions. Enjoy the garden and outdoor seating area for relaxation.
Consider exploring the area with walking tours or cycling adventures. Enhance your Stanley experience by taking advantage of the available amenities. It is a welcoming place to spend your holiday.
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Nightly rates from $192.65
Address: 3 Victoria Street, Stanley, 7331
Number of rooms: 2
Information is provided based on reviews and may contain inaccuracies.
After reading the reviews I was looking foreward to our one night stay at Noah's, but I was rather disappointed. When we arrived the door was locked sp we had to call the owner to meet us. Our room was fine, lovely bed and a brand new very modern bathroom — which was freezing cold — and never got warm during our stay. At least the heat could have been turned on before we arrived.
Breakfast is continental — very continental — and not what I was expecting for a "luxury" B&B — and again — the door to the breakfast area was closed in the morning, so we had to call again. The husband arrived — and disappeared. I mean — it's a B&B — I am used to the owner is there to have a chat, say good morning etc. Etc.
We had the breakfast — with toast, some yoghurt — and left.
There are better "more friendly" places in this nice little town.
We stayed in King Suite No. 1 for 2 nights early in April 2025 at Noah's on Victoria Street. Talk about attention to detail, this place is tops! From a very comfortable bed and a well fitted out bathroom, we could not ask for more. The breakfast was out of this world with homemade preserves and jams included in the price. The hosts, Chris and Rhonda, couldn't do enough for us with recommendations on where to eat and sites to see.
We couldn't recommend Noah's on Victoria Street highly enough if you're staying in Stanley, Tasmania.
Kind regards, Ian and Bev.
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Seeking a restorative escape combined with urban exploration? Stamps of Stanley presents a distinctive lodging option in Stanley. Situated within the city’s core, it provides a gateway to the region’s character. Guests find themselves close to significant local landmarks and a range of activities. The apartments offer a blend of historical charm and contemporary comforts, promising a memorable visit.
9 Main Road, 7331 Stanley, Australia, Stanley, 7331
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The Nut Chairlift Stanley 0.13 km.
St James’ Presbyterian Church 0.27 km.
Van Diemen's Land Company Store 0.5 km.
Fisherman's Wharf Lookout 0.87 km.
York Street Reserve 42 km.
Fossil Bluff 44 km.
East Wynard Beach 45 km.
Somerset Beach 54 km.
Burnie Park 60 km.
Smithton Airport 20 km.
I stayed for 4 nights in March 2026 and could not have asked for better hosts. Rhonda and Chris made me feel extremely welcome from the moment I arrived between showing me my room, walking me through the ins and outs of how they run things such as breakfast and even making sure I knew of places to eat. Additionally, they bring with them a wealth of knowledge about Stanley, Tasmania and many other topics due to the years lived in Stanley and other life experiences. I enjoyed having chats with them when the opportunity arose.
On the subject of breakfast and the hosts, I’ve read a couple of unflattering reviews about them and would like to make the following points in their defence:
1) Hosts not being around 24/7 — they own more than one property and can’t be at Noah’s 24/7 as they’re also cleaning rooms and attending to the other property. They’re contactable by phone, though, in the event that you need assistance or to clarify anything.
2) Breakfast — it’s a continental breakfast in that there are no cooked breakfasts such as bacon and eggs or breakfast dishes you’d expect to order from a cafe. Again, see point There’s a wide variety, however, of cereals, muesli, different kinds of bread, home made Greek yoghurt (Chris makes it and it’s delicious), fruits and spreads including some homemade ones; Rhonda and Chris have a garden that’s abundant in herbs and produce — the only things missing are chickens to lay eggs and a cow to produce their own milk.