House on the Hill Bed and Breakfast

My time in Tasmania was going from bad to worse until I arrived at this B&B. From the moment Paul greeted me at the door I felt as though I was in the company of a good friend rather than the owner of a B&B. While catching up we stood overlooking the glorious view and I'm talking the entire mountain range is visible. Head inside and see the menu on the table, choose what you want and Paul heads to the shop, buys it and cooks it. Now I am not exaggerating when I say the food is the best I have had. Absolutely top notch. This is like eating in a private restaurant with a private chef. If I had of came here before heading everywhere else my entire itinerary would have been changed for this. If you start your trio here I can guarantee you'll be hard pressed finding anything up to it's level of excellence. Paul don't change a thing!

This B&B is very clean & comfortable. It has all the amenities you need. Has a great view from the verandah overlooking the valley at Huonville Paul the owner is very accomadating & friendly very reasonable rates and a good hearty breakfast would definitely recommend this B&B

Tried to make a booking through *********** but it said that check in had to be before 9pm. Our flight into Hobart didn't land till 9:30pm. So instead I called House on the Hill and spoke to Paul to see if it would still be possible to book a night. He was agreeable and said we would be able to check in around 11pm. He took the booking over the phone. When we arrived into Hobart and had our rental car, I called Paul around 10pm and got the voicemailbox. Left a message saying we were on our way and to call me back to confirm, which he didn't. When we arrived at 11pm, the place was dark. We knocked on doors, rang a doorbell, but nobody answered. I called the number for Paul several times but got voicemail every time. Tired and frustrated, and with nowhere else to book in Huonville at that time of night, we had to drive back to Hobart and get a room there, which was way more expensive. It was not a good introduction to Tasmania on our first visit there. I tried calling Paul over several days to find out what had happened but he would never pick up the phone. Finally almost a week later he did pick up and said that he had fallen asleep and apologized. That is fine... It happens to the best of us, but the fact that he never followed up the next day to apologize or offer us another night as compensation speaks volumes. I just want people on this forum to know that this could happen to you. I'm sure the place is lovely, but we'll never know!

House is up a long quiet road and overlooks stunnjng river and mountains beyond. Lots of marsupials roam the gardens amongst the veg gardens and free range chooks. Our family with two grown up lids had two beds with bathroom between and exclusive use of lounge and deck area. Breakfast was flexible and host Paul would have done anything to make sure we got exactly what we needed to get maximum enjoyment. Paul was full of stories and good humour and our stay was a pleasure.