Piermont Retreat

Recommended for

• Families

  • The estate and wild surroundings are brilliant for older children or teenagers who can fully enjoy the outdoor adventures

• Wildlife Area

  • The nearby Freycinet National Park, a wildlife hub, stretches from the heathlands to the beaches of the Tasman Sea

• Back to Nature

  • A beautiful escape on Tasmania's remote east coast, with eco-conscious cottages & suites in rugged seaside grounds

• Kayaking

  • Borrow one of the hotel’s kayaks and paddle along the coast

• Birdwatching

  • The park’s Honeymoon Bay and Sleepy Bay are good spots from which to see albatross, penguins, whales and fur seals

• Restaurant

  • An ever-evolving menu showcasing seasonal Tasmanian fare is served in the bay view Homestead Restaurant

• Historic

  • Piermont’s heart is the homestead, a characteristically graceful Georgian farmhouse built in 1838

• Owner managed

  • Current owner Marie Von Haniel's father, Rupert, bought the land & created the lodge in the 1990s

• Disabled access

  • The Homestead Restaurant is wheelchair accessible, however guest rooms are not

• Great walks

  • Choose from a host of seaside trails which wind their way through the grounds

• On the beach

  • The estate has two private beaches – Cowrie Beach and Stony Creek

• Mountain biking

  • Borrow mountain bikes to explore Tasmania’s rugged landscape

• Sights nearby

  • Make your way to the lookout point at Cape Tourville Lighthouse

• Watersports

  • Explore the secluded shores and surf and swim at your leisure

• Self catering to rent

  • Residences have well-equipped kitchens

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

• Quiet

• Family Suites

• Barefoot Luxury

• Eco

• Gourmet

• Remote

• Secluded setting

• Sit-out Terrace

• Hideaway

• Good wine list

• Full of character

• Country Escape

• Romantic Break

• Trekking

• Organic food

• Snorkelling

• Child friendly

• Tennis

• Hills & mountains

• Beach Life

• Fishing

• Sea Views

• Boutique

• Cycling

• Landmark

• Groups

• Surfing

• Active Holiday

• Wine tasting

• Views

• Retro/Vintage

• Beach nearby

• Diving

• Charming

• Luxury

• Intimate

• Romantic

Facilities

• Rooms

  28 rooms in this hotel

• Room service

  No room service, but the pantry is open all day and has a selection of local goodies on sale for picnics or in-room dining

• Garden

  Guest cottages are scattered among gumtrees, she-oaks and dune grass of the gardens which reach towards the sea

• Bar

  There’s no standalone bar, but you can lounge with a drink on a sofa by the fireplace or in the restaurant

• Restaurant

  An ever-evolving menu showcasing seasonal Tasmanian fare is served in the bay view Homestead Restaurant

• Disabled access

  The Homestead Restaurant is wheelchair accessible, however guest rooms are not

• Self catering to rent

  Residences have well-equipped kitchens

• In room DVD

• Cots available

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

• Bicycles available

• Family Suites

• Parking

• Sit-out Terrace

• Laundry

• Good wine list

• No pets

• Swimming Pool

• Child friendly

• Sitting Room

• Suites

• Concierge

• Satellite / Cable TV

• In room music system

• Wifi

• Views

Activities

• Wildlife Area

  • The nearby Freycinet National Park, a wildlife hub, stretches from the heathlands to the beaches of the Tasman Sea

• Kayaking

  • Borrow one of the hotel’s kayaks and paddle along the coast

• Birdwatching

  • The park’s Honeymoon Bay and Sleepy Bay are good spots from which to see albatross, penguins, whales and fur seals

• Great walks

  • Choose from a host of seaside trails which wind their way through the grounds

• Sights nearby

  • Make your way to the lookout point at Cape Tourville Lighthouse

• Mountain biking

  • Borrow mountain bikes to explore Tasmania’s rugged landscape

• Watersports

  • Explore the secluded shores and surf and swim at your leisure

• Trekking

• Snorkelling

• Tennis

• Fishing

• Cycling

• Surfing

• Wine tasting

• Diving

Map & Location