Launceston Hotels

Positioned, between the Tamar River and spectacular Cataract Gorge, at the junction of North and South Esk Rivers, Launceston is the second largest city of Tasmania State of Australia. Considered as the third oldest city of the country, the city is located 198 km north of state capital city of Hobart. An ideal base to explore the treasures of Tamar Valley (Valley of the Senses), Launceston city houses many fantastic natural and historic sights. Besides serving as the commercial powerhouse of the northern region of Tasmania State, the city also plays role as a major tourist destination of the state. A paradise for wine and food lovers, Launceston is also known for its magnificent Victorian architecture, Cataract Gorge- a natural wonder, river cruises and of course plethora of excellent accommodation options. Travelers visiting the city can easily find an inspiring range of Launceston hotels to accommodate. From stylish apartments to boutique hotels and from comfortable yet inexpensive budget hotels to luxurious hotels, there is wide range of hotels in Launceston suitable to your budget and desires. AsiaRooms offers you the chance to get the best deals on hotels of Launceston at very reasonable rates. Online reservation service is also available for other Australia Hotels.

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