Woodbridge on the Derwent
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6 Bridge Street New Norfolk TAS 7140
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Tasmania's only Small Luxury Hotel. Fully restored, 1825 convict-built mansion on the banks of the beautiful Derwent River.
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Facilities Include: Colour TV. D.V.D.. In-House Movies. Radio. Clock/Radio. Tea/Coffee Facilities. Mini Bar. Guest Laundry. Iron/Ironing Board. Hairdryers. Air-conditioning. Fans. Heating. In-room Safe. Disabled Facilities. Entertainment In-House. Spa In-House. Sauna In-House. Airport Service. Shops Nearby. Parking onsite. Business Centre. Conference Rooms. Morning Paper. In Room Modem Port. Lawn Bowling Within 1km. Gym/Health Centre In-House. Jacuzzi In-House. Boating Nearby. Cycling Nearby. Fishing Nearby. Jogging Track On-Site. Vineyards Within 5km. Bushwalking Within 1km. Golf Within 5km. Horse Riding Within 5km. Restaurants/Cafes Within 1km. Swimming Pool Within 1km. Arts & Crafts Within 5km. Golf Course Within 5km. Historic Area Within 5km. Rural Area Within 5km. Walking Tracks Within 5km. 4WD Tours Within 5km. Massage Within 5km. Boutique Hotel. Private Hotel. All Major Credit Cards Accepted. Queen Bed. Water Views. Dinner Available On Request. Breakfast in Dining Room. Restaurants/Cafes Walking Distance. Restaurants/Cafes Nearby. Ensuite. Ensuite with Spa. Fireplace. Log Fires. Living Room. Massage In-House.
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Information about New Norfolk:
New Norfolk is fascinating. The richness and variety of its historic buildings and the gentle undulating countryside astride the Derwent River make this one of the most attractive areas in southern Tasmania. Mercifully New Norfolk has not been overdeveloped. The Oast House (1869), the superb 'Willow Court' asylum (1830-31), and Tasmania's oldest church, The Anglican Church of St Matthew in New Norfolk (1823), are all major attractions. Some 11 km upstream from New Norfolk is the tiny settlement of Plenty with its famous salmon ponds. Visitors to New Norfolk can also partake of some historic accommodation.
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www.woodbridgenn.com.au
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