Wind Song Bed & Breakfast — Hotel in Tasmania

Windsong was one of our favourite accommodations out of a long list of great picks by Susie at Tasmanian Odyssey for our 6 week road trip around Tasmania. We loved the farm location. A short distance up a gravelled road inland from the main East Coast Road but still only 20 mins from Triabunna to the south for the Maria Island cruise. A similar distance northwards to the small town of Swansea which has a great Heritage Museum. The hosts Tom and Jane were very welcoming. Both of us coming from a farming backgrounds, we particularly enjoyed conversations with the hosts. Breakfast provisions were good and Jane cooked excellent evening meals which were served at a dining table in our large main living area. The homemade ice cream with fruity liqueur sauce (also homemade) was especially delicious such that we requested it for 2 evenings running. We were staying in the Lodge which was bigger than we were expecting and had very homely feel with period furniture, a large comfy sofa and lots of books to read. Wildlife was abundant around the property. Wallabies of course, a variety of birds on the lawn, a resident ‘retired’ horse and the bonus of a friendly possum outside our door in...

Wind Song is a great B&B on a farm some 35 km south of Swansea on the east coast of Tasmania. We arrived in the late afternoon and received a warm greeting from the owners, Tom and Jane. |We had time to get acquainted with The Lodge, where we were staying, and watch the wallabies before Jane served us a delicious three-course dinner which we had ordered and paid for in advance. |Furnished in a charming retro style, The Lodge has a bedroom (QS bed and a single), a separate bathroom, a large sitting room (with single bed) and a small kitchen. The tariff includes breakfast provisions. We loved the accommodation and were very comfortable during our overnight stay.|Wind Song provided wonderful opportunities to photograph wallabies in a natural setting and we also saw possums visiting the farmhouse soon after dark. If you'd like to sample some Tasmanian farm hospitality this is the place. We...

Went there a few months ago with the idea of having a nice rest. Unfortunately, power was not good and when we were half way from cooking the power was not working anymore. We were told that it won't be fixed till the next morning ( when we were meant to leave anyway). The only thing we could really have was a hot shower. I asked them if we could have some of our money back as we weren't getting what we paid for and they started to be disrespectful to us. Raising their voices and saying we just had to wait in the morning for the power to come back 😔, and refused to discuss any deal. Never coming back there, worst customer service I have ever received...