“A stylish and romantic coastal retreat with access to two stunning private beaches. Charming cottages are clad in earthy tones, and feature log fires, spa baths and full kitchens. Many also boast ocean views. Flavoursome seasonal fare and a plethora of activities complete the picture. Exceptional.”
“A stylish and romantic coastal retreat with access to two stunning private beaches. Charming cottages are clad in earthy tones, and feature log fires, spa baths and full kitchens. Many also boast ocean views. Flavoursome seasonal fare and a plethora of activities complete the picture. Exceptional.”
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
- Great walks
- Choose from a host of seaside trails which wind their way through the grounds
- 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
- Hideaway
- Country Escape
- Romantic Break
- Trekking
- Snorkelling
- Tennis
- Beach Life
- Fishing
- Cycling
- Groups
- Surfing
- Active Holiday
- Wine tasting
- Diving
- 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
- On the beach
- The estate has two private beaches – Cowrie Beach and Stony Creek
- 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
- Good wine list
- Full of character
- Organic food
- Child friendly
- Hills & mountains
- Sea Views
- Boutique
- Landmark
- Views
- Retro/Vintage
- Beach nearby
- Charming
- Luxury
- Intimate
- Romantic
Facilities
- 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
- Child friendly
- No pets
- In room music system
- Good wine list
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Views
- Suites
- Cots available
- Family Suites
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Sitting Room
- Sit-out Terrace
- Bicycles available
- Wifi
- Swimming Pool
- Laundry
- In room DVD
- Parking
- Concierge
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
- 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
- Snorkelling
- Cycling
- Surfing
- Tennis
- Fishing
- Trekking
- Diving
- Wine tasting
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Piermont Swansea, Tasmania
A beguiling upmarket summer camp feeling pervades this stunningly sited, impossibly romantic and super stylish beach retreat. It’s a sandy stroll away from its restaurant – one of the region’s most lauded – plus there’s a pool, polo field and tennis court.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
