Hostel for the price of a hotel.

Clean, simple room. Staff were great.

Great location. Dinner in the pub was fantastic, and the room was clean and quiet and had everything. Perfect for our first few nights in Tasmania. No need to look for anywhere else…book The Richmond!

Great accommodation and the pub food lovely. Very convenient and the room had everything.Quiet and clean. Richmond a great place to stay , so pleased we decided to stay here and not Hobart!

good place to stay

The room was okay to mediocre. They need to buy a new carpet and we found the bed difficult to uncomfortable. The pub is a neat place with beer and food. It has dignity and is in a beautiful town.

check in was at the hotel bar, no reception room tidy enough but vacility not best not at all the place i would recommend to anyone

Very good accommodation, unfortunately the meal my wife had in the hotel was disappointing, quite small for a main course

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They were very accommodating when they found out I was unable to climb stairs.

Stayed in the stables, lovely spacious room and good bed. Convenient to go downstairs to have a meal at the pub.

We stayed in The Vine room which is not part of the original hotel but in a structure to the side of the hotel. The bathroom was modernised but otherwise it was dated decor. That said, it was clean and fine all round.

Stayed one night in the old Stables and loved it, especially the historic exposed stone walls. Dinner at the hotel was HUGE but absolutely delicious! The Richmond Arms Hotel is the heart of the village 10/10

The accommodation we stayed in were converted stables. The rooms were well appointed, recently decorated and warm (we stayed in winter). The accommodation is annexed to the hotel. The hotel is the epitome of a country pub with traditional pub fair, eight ball and friendly locals in their seats at the bar. Not a refined experience but everything we were after, we were comfortable, fed well and welcomed.

Good location in town centre

Unit/s upstairs very noisy late at night and early of a morning. Maybe builders or maybe noisy occupants?

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I was not expecting much but the room was a really good size with a dining table and 2 seater couch. I loved the unusual angular shape of the ceiling and the “window to the sky” was a cool idea. The bed was very comfortable and location was great, in the main st Richmond. We had the private ensuite room and it was up a few stairs so I was glad we did not have too much luggage! The attached bistro had good meals and was a popular spot.

If you were riding your horse all day in 1893 and needed a bed for the night then the Richmond Arms would be perfect. Just basic rooms with squeaky beds and squeaky floors. Highlight was the shared shower rooms with excellent water pressure. Food in restaurant was great pub grub. Staff very pleasant.

Pub aspect of the hotel Ok, the accommodation side very poor need to update the furniture and provide better amenities for more convenience for guests The floor boards were noisy but you cant do much about that

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