Lake St Clair Lodge

Very clean. Big bed. Plenty of space. Very good , new walk/ in shower room. Amazing views of lake

Absolutely amazing place. The lake is spectacular and the Lodge sits beautifully alongside it, letting you take it all in. It’s literally in the middle of ‘nowhere’ and what a place ‘nowhere’ is! Great service, great meals. Extremely memorable. Recommend.

Beautiful scenic area. Well maintained bush property. Beautifully appointed quality cabins to stay in. Meals at the Wilderness Centre lovely. Lots of short and longer walks beginning and terminating here. Very popular with hikers of all ages.

This is undoubtedly the premiere property for those wishing to visit Cradle Mountain. Chalet style rooms are well appointed in a beautiful setting. Family food or fine dining is available. You can short-walk beautiful forest with waterfalls and animals, right outside the building. The price is high. On this trip I stayed at the unmatchable MONA pavilions which cost somewhat less with a ton of high-quality free stuff. One could argue that the proximity of Cradle Mountain Lodge to the Mountain and Dove Lake are worth the price, but there is now a boom gate to get into the park to see these things, so you either have to purchase a high-price park entry AND a high-price heavily-booked shuttle bus pass (about $170 extra for two adults and a child), OR wait in hope that you are one of the few cars they'll let in after the last bus has left the park, in time to see the final hour of daylight (with no way to predict success and you'll still pay $75 for the park entry for the three of us). This difficulty surprises most people who might imagine that visiting the national park, when staying right next to the entry in high-price accommodation might be easy, or perhaps part of the deal for guests (MONA gave museum entry with accommodation), but we may well have made the drive, paid for the accommodation, and never even been able to see the attraction that is the main reason for the visit. Apart from that, it's a lovely hotel :)

So isolated, situated in the national park with the closest grocery store one and a half hours away. Beautiful setting. Room could use some plates and cutlery but the lodge let us borrow some. Basic and clean, Molten Brown products were a nice touch. Pricey for a campground ($400 per night) but I think that may have been because of the time of year between Christmas and New Year and for the convenience of being right on Lake Sinclair.

Beautifully furnished lodge cabins with gas fire, Lake View and comfy beds. Friendly staff, good meal options and adjacent visitor centre.

Great surroundings with peaceful calm environment. The room is very nice and clean.

It was set in the most beautiful of settings. The cabin was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Unfortunately our toilet didn’t refill automatically and had to be filled using the kettle otherwise the water pump went on and off constantly. Also our complimentary breakfast was awful. It was luke warm at best and our toast was thin, white cold bread with no butter. Even after we asked for it. Disappointing given the cost of the accommodation. There is also no gf options for dinner so my daughter had fry chicken with no sauce. Normally not one to complain, but given the expense of this accomodation I would have thought the breakfast could have been better and having 1 gf option on the menu.

Weather was not great, however the facilities for our family were just right

Great place, friendly staff, amazing atmosphere, clean and warm. One suggestion, would be nice to have a phone in room to contact main reception if needed. We had no mobile reception to contact main reception

A beautiful location, clean, warm and comfortable beds.

Staff were super friendly and meals were excellent but very limited selection. The cheap (non Tasmanian and completely out of character) furniture was a let down.

Very quiet and relaxed, but hard to get mobile reception in the area. However, it can be a good thing too.

Fitout was very Bunning / K mart Quality, all white interior with no pictures needs an interior designers touch, Kitchen had no Nespresso or Microwave far to basic, deal breaker was Lodge 15 is by the lake with a mean window in the kitchen so high we couldn't see out and no picture window facing the Lake - so I felt very ripped off!! Space was good and the bed was great, also very warm

Lovely place to sit back and enjoy the surroundings

Amazing international trained staff. So welcoming and more than we were expecting

For accommodation in the wilderness it far exceeded our expectations. The lake and scenery spectacular.

While some may consider it a bit pricey the lodge is an excellent location to stay at, in very close proximity to wilderness especially in winter. It has very warm sleeping quarters and living amenities and excellent food to enjoy.

Great stay with excellent dining options. Lake is beautiful in morning just down from chalet. Mo and other staff were very helpful.

Could do with cable tv wifi option for the children teens