Lufra Beachside Hotel

2 bedroom spa apartment on the smaller size but enough room for a couple and maybe a third person but a little cramped for a family if staying for more than a night.. balcony was nice to sit on with great views off the beach. Unfortunately when washing a few dishes found there was no hot water flowing from kitchen sink, dishwasher had seals damaged so was reluctant to use.. Couch or bed not all that comfortable but pillows where super.. Televisions didnt get great reception and are not smart TV’s but unless you are planning to be in your room a lot not an issue The smaller shower screen for people who are tall makes for an interesting shower eg: you end up washing the whole bathroom.. water pressure Devine! Staffing was mostly accommodating apart from the young lady behind the bar on Sunday night, when enquiring about pizzas which are clearly on a menu online was made to feel like I had asked for her first born child. We dined in the restaurant and not the greatest we had. Coffee on the other hand was great and service from the lady Saturday morning was excellent.. The close walk to the beach was perfect for go for a lovely stroll at any point.. Overall this place once it has a few minor things repaired and updated would be a more pleasant place to stay especially when paying nearly $1000 for a 3 night stay.

Overall it is good. But the water pressure is quite low.

Right beside the Tessellated Pavements. Close to Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen and the Blowhole.

The rooms are very small, definitely not how they make it seem in the photos and made it a nightmare to take anything out of your bags. The rooms were clean. The one time I don’t bring my own toiletries, they haven’t refilled the body wash, my partner and I had to shower with no soap. Sarah at the restaurant spoke to me so rudely when we tried to book in at the restaurant at check in, I received a sigh and frustration on her end because we didn’t have a booking - we did not dine there. However, the lady at reception was really kind and warm. I was feeling unwell in the morning and they allowed us to check out 1 hour later, which was very thoughtful. Parking was easy to attain. The view was nice, but the rooms being as small as they were did not make up for it.

This hoktel is in a fairly remote location with little around it in terms of accommodation or restaurants. That said, they do a decent job with food and drinks. Not great for vegetarian options, however. Also, no lift to the 2nd floor in the hotel, only stairs. But overall, we had a pleasant stay at the Lufra Beach Hotel.

We had a car park view,the business appeared to be under staffed which in turn caused a ripple effect.A failure to keep up with the patrons needs.

Great location and views. Clean and comfortable rooms

Location was beautiful. Room was very nice. Staff was friendly and helpful. Food was mediocre.

Great view of the beach, bed very comfortable and the staff were lovely. A warm evening needed the window open, unfortunately the flyscreen was missing on one and we were inundated with mozzies! Beautiful and quiet area.

We booked an Ocean View Deluxe King Room. The view is only from a half window and the room is really really small. There’s very little wriggle space in the room and the bathroom room too. Seems like the puctures at the time of booking did not match the room we booked. This hotel is also more expensive compared to another we stayed at in the area with more space, better views and amenities

Location is wonderful. Ocean views, long white empty beach, very tidy rooms.

Everything was a little run down. View was nice and bed comfy. No fan or aircon.

What an amazing welcome to Tasmania. This a gorgeous hotel in an amazing location. The room was excellent. Ocean views and spotless. Excellent bathroom and facilities. I highly recommend staying here if exploring the area. Very close to Port Arthur.

The room was cramped with no air conditioning and full of mosquitos. The lack of ventilation made sleep on a reasonably warm night difficult. There was no practical place to hang up a coat as the only hanging space was above the desk and kettle. There was no pictures on the wall at all and it looked very bleak house. The kettle had to be boiled on the floor as there was no sockets where it was located, creating a health and safety issue. There was no fan in the room. Chairs in the room were utilitarian and uncomfortable. To summarise we got a poor nights sleep and were bitten by the mosquitos, not a recipe for a happy customer. The room and experience represented poor value for money.

I was disappointed that I had booked an Ocean View room but ended up in a ground floor room with and ocean glimpse. You could say “why didn’t I say something?”. Well by the time I unloaded my motorcycle and put my kit in the room I couldn’t be bothered. This sort of stuff stays on my ‘never return to this hotel list’.

We had a wonderful stay at Lufra Hotel. Everything was fantastic!

Loved my stay at Lufra - staff were so kind, amazing view from my room.

This hotel has got so much potential but they just seem to have missed the mark. The location was great, the room was fine also. The restaurant bar set up not so great, food orders taken in the restaurant but you have to line up a second time in the bar if you also want a drink. No option for hot breakfast also not great. The hotel really could be a destination in it'self with a little love.

The room is clean and right next to the Tessellated Pavement, very convenient.

All around it was sub par. Had to find a person in the bar so we could check in. Room was basic and drab, nothing really noteworthy about it. Screens did not fit the windows so bugs got in. No soap, 1 out of 4 towels was dirty. Wasnt what I expected for the price of the room.