Franklin Manor

A delightful hotel in a picturesque part of Tasmania. We stayed two nights and enjoyed walking around the beautiful grounds, playing pool and sitting in front of the fireplace. The hotel has a wonderful ambience and the service provided by Hugo was excellent. We would definitely stay again.

We were not too impressed. The building and rooms are beautiful, but it is old as suggested. The rooms have no airconditioning, it was extremely warm when we entered the room. Tried to open windows, but one of them would not stay open so had to put our own small carton box inside it to prevent the window from falling down again. The vanity sink would not drain properly, the shower door was stuck and needed some force to get it open. Not very clean either; spiderwebs on the inside of the window and a thick layer of dust on top of the wooden venetian blind above the bed. We paid NZD 328.00 a night and we were then told that breakfast was not included. All in all we found it very underwhelming for the money we paid

A lovely and charming historic home that was comfortable with wonderful friendly staff.

The staff were excellent. The dinner was a real treat. The hotel it self was lovely but a little noisy at night and early in the morning.

Parking could be a bit tight depending on the vehicle size , very clean great staff and reasonable priced bar compared to others . Enjoyed our two night there .

Very nice hotel in an historic building. The staff was great. The French breakfast was delicious.

Amazing stay.

The staff here are wonderful and the hotel is delightful.

Property has aged and there is no atmosphere

Position. Close town, nice waking distance. Crossiants for breakfast we’re outstanding. Great cups of tea. Lovely dining area.

The staff were very helpful and pleasant. Our room was clean with a lovely comfortable bed. The Manor is a 15 minute flat walk to the main centre and has a lovely, old world charm with the furnishings add to this feel.

The room was fine but the windows could do with being repaired as they don't stay open so you have to jam a shoe in them to get some air! The staff were all fantastic but then they were all French and therefore used to providing good service! It's undoubtedly the best hotel in Strahan and I'd certainly return. It's just a shame that their restaurant is closed on Mondays which was the very day we needed it.

Very 3place friendly staff.

Everything was great.

Room was very clean and beautifully decorated

For the price we paid we were not very impressed. The TV was not working and we had to call for assistance. The shower door was very tight and difficult to shut. There were no spoons to stir your tea or coffee and it appears that we were charged $10 for a little bit of milk. We asked for plates to have some take away food and were given bread and butter plates. The reception fellow seemed to be looking after everything and was run off his feet. The only chairs provided were very fancy but not very comfortable. On a positive note, the bed was very comfortable, the shower nice and hot and the room and house was very beautiful.

Lovely staff! Set a fire in one of the living rooms while we played chess and drank wine from the fantastic cellar

A fascinating place to stay - it is more than just a room. If you want your own private space to chill out, then the Manor is for you. Playing chess, reading a book, just chilling out in front of a wood fire or catching up on the history of the place, the Manor is perfect, as is the service.

Love the old world charm, enjoyed the fireplaces in sitting rooms and the pool table.

The rooms are small but the overall building is amazing. Great old building, wonderful sense of history, Nice fires and feeling to the place. We were the only guests, it was winter but I think it had only just re-opened. The manager was very hospitable, was missing a few ingredients for my partners cocktails but the place had a great feel.