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Stewarts Bay Lodge

6955 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur, TAS

$127 nightly

$139 total

Jul 22 - Jul 23

Total includes taxes and fees

A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this hotel. Free self parking, a business center, and a garden are also offered.

Lufra Hotel and Apartments

380 Pirates Bay Drive, Eaglehawk Neck, TAS

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This hotel features a restaurant and 2 bars/lounges. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A business center, a ...

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When love is in the air, you’ll find inspiration at one of our Tasman Peninsula wedding hotels. Tie the knot with personalized ceremonies ranging from intimate affairs that keep it simple to nuptial extravaganzas with all the sugar and spice. The blushing bride and out-of-town visitors alike will be swept off their feet by the convenience and value of on-site accommodations.

The special day will be unforgettable for both the sweethearts and guests at one of the wedding hotels in Tasman Peninsula. Gorgeous landscapes, beautiful indoor spaces, special bridal suites, and amazing arrangements are just some of the options to choose from. Enjoy a stunning ceremony surrounded by friends and family, then retire to the reception room for a fun night of toasts and treats. Feel free to waltz the night away, knowing you’ve found a gem of a deal.

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