bathroom

Room was small and a little tired.

The whole room would fit into one bedroom in my home ,the noise from other rooms were too noisy , the floor creaked that much if you used the bathroom every one in the room woke up , pillows were like bags of cement. Magnificent view the only good thing

The room and ensuite were TINY! Couldn’t close the ensuite door without a huge struggle and the microwave only worked when it chose to. Room was clean and linen was fine but I would not recommend for people with claustrophobia or a suitcase (nowhere to store it).

The Amos House Motel was an inexpensive basic accommodation with clean and small rooms, adequate parking, and conveniently located. Daily housekeeping not provided. The internet connection was poor and intermittent. Not a place for spending time in the room.

Worked well for us. Clean and comfortable. Good for a one night stop when going around Tasmania!

great place clean and comfortable....

Very basic, cafe was closed

The room was in good condition, if dated. Small but had good bathroom facilities. No toaster, but a microwave and kettle. Great heater and view.

I would not give it a rating or stay. As I wanted to book two rooms for 2 people with disabilities and noticed the stairs, I rang the property. I was told they had rooms where there would only be a couple of stairs, so I booked the rooms.on arriving at the property, I saw how many stairs there were into each room, they had also booked us into two rooms in the main house with over twenty stairs. I rang the owners, who had already taken the money out of my credit card and refused to give even a partial refund. The male owner then abused me over the phone, I was so upset that I hung up.

The property had walls so thin i could hear all the guests conversations on the top level. I phoned the hotel before making booking and explained i have a walking disability but was told there will be only 4 stairs into hotel room. That is a lie, there is 6 stairs to reception level and then 20 to the level we needed to be on. The room was dirty. Bed uncomfortable and only 1 pillow that was flat. I had to use my jumper as a pillow cause nothing else.provided.

Very old. Not very big. Stairs only.

Our room was not cleaned from the last people who stayed. Bedding didnt smell clean and it had stains on the Bedding. The bin wasn't empty from previous people as there was used ladies personal hygiene in it. Under bed had food and someone undies left there. Would not recommend this place

Old world charm

The smell from the bathroom wasn't great. The toilet seat was old and dirty around the fixtures.. Overpriced for what you got.. Limited kitchen facilities and nowhere to sit inside.. .not worth the money Bed was ok

Very dated, small rooms, narrow staircase. Did not meet our expectations.

The room was very small, just able to accommodate the queen bed. The bathroom was tiny, like an elongated telephone booth. The fan in the bathroom Tastic didn't work. The sliding door to the bathroom covered the GPO when in the open position. The fridge (also tiny) freezer compartment was iced up and unusable. The stair access to our room (12) exceeded 15 steps in a single flight and I doubt would comply with BCA. There was no sound insulation between the rooms. At $147/night the room was ridiculously overpriced. I expect that Amos House will be the most disappointing accommodation of our 2 week road tour around Tasmania.

unfortunately for such a great location the facilities were not clean

The room was very small,no air conditioning, the bathroom fan was filthy

Ok ordinary, no food, not generous with tea and coffee, good restaurant down the road.