Stay in Stanley & Taste Your Way through the Far North West
Stay a little longer in Stanley and give yourself time to explore Tasmania’s far North West. Stanley Accommodation Group brings together a collection of family-owned stays in and around this historic seaside town, with options for couples, families, groups and road trippers.
Choose the stay that suits your trip – from apartments with sweeping views of The Nut and surrounding coastline to comfortable motel rooms, heritage accommodation, a spacious villa and country cottages.
Then get out and explore. Walk or take the chairlift to the top of The Nut, wander Stanley’s historic streets, watch the little penguins return to shore or head further west into the Tarkine.
And come hungry. Stanley puts you within easy reach of some of the far North West’s best Tasting Trail experiences, with fresh seafood, oysters, artisan cheese, Leatherwood honey and small-batch spirits all worth adding to the road trip.
With plenty to taste and explore between Stanley, Smithton and the Tarkine, this is one part of Tasmania where staying another night is a very good idea.
Explore more of the Tasting Trail
Use Stanley as your base for our Burnie to Smithton Mini Trail, with seafood, honey, cheese, oysters, spirits and more local flavours to discover across Tasmania’s far North West.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Stanley Accommodation Group?
Stanley Accommodation Group offers a collection of family-owned accommodation in and around Stanley on Tasmania’s far North West Coast.
What accommodation does Stanley Accommodation Group offer?
Stanley Accommodation Group offers a range of stays including apartments, motel-style rooms, heritage accommodation, a spacious villa and country cottages, with options to suit couples, families and groups.
Which properties are part of Stanley Accommodation Group?
The collection includes Horizon Deluxe Apartments, Stanley Seaview Inn, Hanlon Guest House, Rose’s Villa and Rosebank Cottages. Check the Stanley Accommodation Group website for current accommodation options and availability.
Is Stanley a good base for exploring the Tasting Trail?
Yes. Stanley is a great base for exploring Tasmania’s far North West, with Tasting Trail experiences including fresh seafood, oysters, artisan cheese, Leatherwood honey and small-batch spirits within easy driving distance.
What Tasting Trail can I explore from Stanley?
The Burnie to Smithton Mini Trail is a great way to explore the region, connecting local food and drink experiences from Burnie through Stanley and on towards Smithton and the Tarkine.
What can I do while staying in Stanley?
Walk or take the chairlift to the top of The Nut, explore Stanley’s historic streets and waterfront, see the little penguins returning to shore or take a day trip into the Tarkine and Tasmania’s far North West.
How far is Stanley from Devonport?
Stanley is around a 1.5-hour drive west of Devonport, making it an easy addition to a North West Tasmania road trip.
How far is Stanley from Cradle Mountain?
Stanley is around a two-hour drive from Cradle Mountain, so the two destinations can easily be combined as part of a longer North West Tasmania itinerary.
Where can I eat local produce near Stanley?
Stanley and the surrounding far North West are home to some fantastic Tasting Trail producers, with fresh seafood, oysters, artisan cheese, honey and spirits to discover between Stanley, Smithton and the Tarkine.
