Mt Lyell Anchorage

We stayed in The Tea Tree bungalow for a few days as part of a recent visit to Tasmania. The owner, Joy, was a pleasure to deal throughout the booking process and when we arrived. The bungalow had a couple of bedrooms, a bathroom with 2 showers, a decent sized sitting room and dining area and a well appointed kitchen. Good location, and Queenstown is a great place to explore the local area from. We went on a Roam Wild trip to Kelly Basin so we could walk to Pillinger (arranged by Joy) and be sure to check out what is going on in the Paragon Theatre when staying with them.

We really enjoyed our stay here. Warm, lovely, clean, and quiet. A must stay in the heart of Queenstown. There were many highlights, but the historic Paragon Theatre, just a stones throw from our accommodation, was a standout. Offering wine, warm rugs on comfy couches, and fantastic films. (A must-see film showing is 'The Franklin') Perfect before heading out to dinner on a chilly West Coast evening.

12 months before our trip Joy was very generous with her time and local knowledge helping with must dos etc. Joy has a great setup with separate accommodation, all on the same block loving restored. Homey inside with a great bed and shower pressure

We stayed in Tea Tree Bungalow. Very clean and quiet. Lovely and warm and very nice showers. Joy came over on our arrival and was very pleasant. We were asked if we needed anything when we arrived and I said no not expecting that there would not even be the basic of coffee or salt. Certainly know that I could have phoned and Joy would have brought it over, just mentioning for future visitors so they can request. Very cute little vege garden.

What a lovely, cosy little B&B. And what a lovely welcoming host is Joy! Really enjoyed our stay here, only a short walk to the empire hotel for dinner, which was equally great. Only slight criticism I would have is.... I wish the breakfast was a little more than cereal and toast. Would definitely stay again, and would recommend to anyone.