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The Richmond Arms Hotel is located right in the heart of the historic Richmond Village, just a 25-minute drive from Hobart. We were in a two bedroom apartment in the old stables behind the Richmond Arms Hotel. It was well appointed and more than met our expectations. The beer garden of the hotel had live music on our Sunday afternoon arrival and this coupled with the excellent accommodation, food in the restaurant and its central location made our stay in Richmond very special.
Located on a 100-acre farm, Hatchers Richmond Manor offers self-contained accommodations with a spa bath, free WiFi and views over Coal River or the Tasmanian countryside. Very enjoyable stay, nice and quite , friendly staff
The Mill House Cottage is located in Richmond and offers barbecue facilities, a garden and a terrace. The property has river and garden views. Cottage provisions best I've ever had. Sue has thought of everything and more. Provided for gluten free-thank you. Bed excellent, great shower. A beautiful setting with hosts very friendly and invited us into their home (the old mill) and gave us the history of the property. Would highly recommend The Mill House.
Located in Richmond in the Tasmania Region, 11 mi from Hobart, Every Man and His Dog Vineyard features a sun terrace and views of the garden. Loretta and Andy are wonderful hosts. Their property was lovely and meticulous! The home made cake and bread were yummy. The wine tasting was marvelous. My daughter and I enjoyed meeting their dog Archie, their neighbors' deer and roster. Loretta even gave us a great tour of their winery. The breakfast was a nice one, with orange juice, fruits, yogurt, cereal, bread with strawberry and apricot jelly. We wish we had more time to stay in their lovely home! Would definitely recommend.
Richmond Barracks offers 3 self-contained cottages, located in a private garden setting, in the village of Richmond. Great place, very quiet, exceptionally clean, great breakfast, awesome coffee.
Located just a 5-minute walk from the historic Richmond Bridge, Richmond Coachmans Rest offers self-catering accommodations with a private courtyard and outdoor seating. Very comfortable, clean, quiet, modern and well fitted out
Set among the vineyard of Charles Reuben Estate, this 2-bedroom cottage offers a mezzanine master bedroom and an open plan living area. Guests enjoy free WiFi. Lovely accommodation. Extremely nice hosts, comfortable lodgings and gorgeous views. Very handy to the village of Richmond, and Hobart is only half an hour's drive away.
Set among rows of vines and olive groves, Riversdale Estate offers self-contained cottages with views of the water and surrounding countryside. Hobart Airport is only a 10-minute drive away. Privacy, large rooms, comfy beds, all necessary conveniences.
Garden by the Beach - Gateway to the East Coast, Close to Airport is located in Penna. The accommodations is 16 mi from Hobart. Margate is 28 mi from the holiday home, while Richmond is 7.5 mi away. The view is fabulous, very clean and lovely garden
Located in Tea Tree in the Tasmania region, The Harvest, ese vineyard cottage has a patio and mountain views. This property has free WiFi.
On average, 3-star hotels in Richmond cost $91 per night, and 4-star hotels in Richmond are $143 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Richmond can be found for $137 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Richmond this weekend is $93 or, for a 4-star hotel, $215. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Richmond for this weekend cost around $330 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $108 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Richmond for tonight. You'll pay around $126 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Richmond will cost around $165, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Richmond was the most wonderful place. A true step back in time. Leave the car at home & visit all the gorgeous boutique shops & visit the Gaol, houses & churches and off course the bridge. So much history.
Richmond is a village about 20 minutes drive from Hobart and the airport. En route over a winding road we passed wineries, a cheese making establishment and various holiday enterprises. Richmond itself is a working village with many businesses including The Richmond Arms hotel, IGA, a shop which sells groceries and fresh produce together with a busy cafe, several good quality craft shops, an antique shop, a couple of restaurants both of which I can attest to, a simply stunning emporium which sells soft furnishings, clothing and leathergoods, soaps and giftware together with Christmas miscellanea upstairs, a service station, etc. Staff in business in Richmond are friendly and helpful and value tourism. Smart people! The famous bridge, the churches, the houses and gardens, the gaol, the undulating countryside all add up to a terrific holiday. I loved the restaurants Czegs and Ashmore and enjoyed walking around the village. There's plenty of parking though that diminishes the walking experience. If you look at the sky on a cloudless night you will see a carpet of stars. There is a play area for children and a verdant park to enjoy. There is also a walk along the river by the bridge which suited me as my accommodation was close by. I would return to Richmond in a heartbeat.
I loved Richmond! There is so much history and gorgeous old buildings. Lots to see and do. We loved the mini golf course out at one of the caravan parks (can't remember it's name), loved the gaol and just walking around town looking at the shops. It quite central to Hobart and port Arthur. We stayed here for three days using it as a base. I do recommend visitors to Tassie to take the time to check this town out
Nice little township. The locals are VERY friendly. Czegs Cafe perfect - great coffee but also evening meals now on Fri and Sat. Few other options for dinner in township but options if you are happy to drive 10-20km out of town. Sadly, the annual Richmond Fair (which we were looking forward to was more like a tiny school fate, very disappointing. Otherwise it was very pleasant.
Marginally interesting historic townlet exudes a retirement village air. Evening meal options: there are none within cooee, save for grim pub and super-grim pizza takeaway (also a 'period' coffee shop I believe is sometimes available for dinner - we were there wrong nights). Richmond opens late, closes early. Kid you not - bring sandwiches!
We enjoyed Richmond Bridge, with the little church and cemetery. We enjoyed the bakery and pizza shop, and groceries at the corner market. We enjoyed the quietness of the town and time spend walking the streets. It is also close enough to Hobart that we were able to easily spend time there as well.
Location easy walk to Richmond main streets and touristy attractions. Building looks colonial old-world English but rooms are modern styled comfort. Garden Cottage excellent. Maureen a lovely host and a pleasure to talk to about anything of interest...we should have found Mulberry Cottages earlier in our holiday and stayed longer! Good value compared to Hobart and close to airport or as a base for midlands driving, wineries etc.
Big house in the fantastic location of Richmond. House was spotlessly clean everything you could need, comfortable bed beautiful linen. Big garden quiet area minutes to walk to Richmond over the famous bridge. Great value for money and Craig was brilliant with information on what to see and how to get there. We could not have wished for a better end to our Tasmanian holiday.
The charm and character of this authentic old cottage made we four ladies so happy. Julie welcomed us and the fresh eggs and bread and butter supplied for breakfast along with the jams and cereals then port and chocolates for later around the fire which was set for us made our stay in Richmond full of wonderful memories. A special retreat not to be missed.
Cottage provisions best I've ever had. Sue has thought of everything and more. Provided for gluten free-thank you. Bed excellent, great shower. A beautiful setting with hosts very friendly and invited us into their home (the old mill) and gave us the history of the property. Would highly recommend The Mill House.
We had our own annex at the property which is set in the gardens of a small vineyard. Our hosts looked after us with such enthusiasm and we even got fresh bread delivered every day to our cottage. Loved the ambience.
Spacious, beautiful historic house, wood-fire, antique furniture, view of stars from inside, deck outside, close to everything, could not ask for any more. Best place we stayed in tassie!!
The location, rooms and the shower was nice and hot. Actually, everywhere we went in Tasmania especially Richmond was fantastic! We are very happy to stay at your cottage again :-)
Huge, spacious, wonderful room. The spa bath was a great touch of luxury. Loved the animals in the field and incredible welcoming owners. We’d be back!!
Lovely, charming place to stay, only wish we could have stayed longer and explored Richmond. Great facilities and lovely host.
Comfortable room, very clean, fridge, kettle, hair drier, plenty of towels, convenient to Richmond shops and the Bridge.
Convenient to Richmond, very clean, comfortable accommodation for two couples, yummy breakfast, and animals a bonus!
The meals at the hotel was great as were the friendly staff
Cute little cottage; near to many historical sites.
It was a great property Breakfast provided We last ved being out of town a bit as it was very quiet with lovely views. Would stay again. Even though it was a little out of town it was t too far to go for dinner
Lovely place, feel like home, friendly, Super nice Host
