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A view through the wooden window, overlooking the Tamar river shoreline with boats and hills in the background.
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An inviting doorway featuring wooden details and a red patterned carpet.

ROOM 1

The jewel in the crown – a premium room with a bathtub and sweeping water views.

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The side of a comfortable bed, a stack of books on wooden table.

ROOM 2

A premium room with the most windows, each overlooking the Tamar River.

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a black wooden table and chair, with a stillwater notepad and pencil

room 3

A deluxe room that’s small in size but big on comfort.

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Wooden beams

ROOM 4

A one-storey loft-style deluxe room, located on the top floor.

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A doorway with red painted walls, and a beautiful landscape painting.

ROOM 5

Wheels and beams from the mill’s heyday, and a bathtub to boot in this premium top-floor room.

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Window overlooking the water, surrounded by moody walls and wooden beams.

ROOM 6

If you look beyond the water, you might catch a glimpse of the metropolis in this deluxe room.

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A stone wall, with a wooden, beautifully crafted cabinet.

room 7

The most spacious of all the rooms – a premium courtyard room that is accessible and pet-friendly.

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Reviews

Nola James
Sydney Morning Herald Good Food

“One floor above Stillwater, sharing the same uninterrupted view of the Tamar, is Stillwater Seven – exquisitely appointed rooms serviced with the attention to detail its namesake restaurant is famous for.”

Lucy Glade-Wright and Jonno Rodd
Hunting for George

“Stillwater Seven in Tasmania continues to provide only the best things that Launceston has to offer. Situated minutes away from Cataract Gorge, where the Esk and the Tamar rivers meet, and ten minutes walk from the CBD, this boutique hotel is located on the edge of the city and showcases nothing but the best of Tasmanian craft and talent.”

Michael Harden
Gourmet Traveller

“Located in a 180-year-old former flour mill on the banks of the Tamar River, Stillwater’s seven unique rooms all feature a brilliant mini-bar (a loaf of fresh bread is delivered each afternoon to go with the cheese, meats and booze in the bespoke timber bars) and easy access to Cataract Gorge Reserve and Launceston’s town centre.”

Hotels Above Par

“Where attention to detail and service are paramount, and the minibar is not to be missed.”

Olivia Drake
Harper’s Bazaar

“Only steps from an otherworldy nature walk, Stillwater Seven is ideal for outdoor lovers with need for a cosy base; and for those that are looking for a quiet escape to recharge, opt for the suite with freestanding bath ...”

A couple sits in front of a window overlooking the river. The lighting is romantic and moody, and they are celebrating a special occasion with wine.