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Finding an ideal quaint small hotel in Hamilton does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hamilton Inn Hotel, a nice option for travellers like you.
Rooms at Hamilton Inn Hotel provide a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a kitchenette, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
In addition, Hamilton Inn Hotel offers a lounge, which will help make your Hamilton trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
While in Hamilton be sure to experience nearby cafes such as Wild Fennel, Hamilton Cafe Bakehouse, or Jackson's Emporium.
Hamilton Inn Hotel puts the best of Hamilton at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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We love different types of accommodation & this place offers that. The hotel & rooms are chocka with vintage items & antiques. All staff were friendly. It was a mission to get our heavy suitcases up the stairs. Unfortunately it was the worse mattress we've ever come across with a huge dip in the middle! The room & ensuite was warm & clean otherwise. Rough night sleep therefore! Love an old country pub, all the locals came for beers & some for dinner too, the fire was great! Meals were average & expensive. Mine was mucked up so had to be redone, they were very apologetic & offered a free drink. Just disappointing as it was our anniversary & my husband & I therefore ate our meals separately.
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Booked on-line not expecting to much on a stopover on our way to Hobart. Had a chat to the loverly owner when we arrived and gave me a rundown of the Inn. She showed us to our room that had everything you would want and clean. This is an old building and not a vanilla/sterile Hilton and its like walking into your favourite antique shop without the musty smell. Got a run down from the lady in the restaurant that night on the history of the building and town sitting next to the fire place on a cold night eating pizza and drinking a beer. If you have time take a walk around town and along the Clyde River path. Loved our stay that is something completely different to what you might stay in.
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Date of stay: October 2023
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Take a walk around the village.
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We rocked into Hamilton in the late afternoon and were a bit dismayed to realise that - although there were a number of accommodation options, the chances of getting a meal looked grim. As the only other option was trying our luck further down the road, my partner suggested we try the local pub where both bed and dinner should be available....and so we stumbled upon the Hamilton Inn. The rooms are small, but quaintly furnished and comfortable. Our room was under the gabled roof so headroom was a little low in some areas but we soon got used to that. The bathroom was very small but the water was hot and it was a pleasant surprise to have an ensuite! The beer and wine selections are limited, but perfectly adequate for an enjoyable evening and the pub food was excellent! Well prepared and presented and the portions were very satisfying. We also got chatting with another 'blow-in' couple and ended up having a fun evening making new friends and getting to know the publican, John, his delightful family and assorted pets. John and Gina also have a mineral, spring and rainwater bottling business. Keep an eye out for it and make sure you try some while you're there.
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Date of stay: July 2013
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Ordered lamb cutlets wrapped in a puff pastry which caused it to go soggy from the lamb. The gravy tasted like it was gravox and it was $3.50 extra. They had run out of mashed potato. The meal was $40 including the gravy X 2. The male toilet was absolutely filthy. Would not recommend as it was the worst meal for the price.
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Date of stay: February 2025Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Nice looking Pub, however, on arrival for dinner at 6pm, we found about 15 patrons, one couple eating a meal and many empty tables, all with a Reserved sign. On a large round table, there were two places set. There was a menu at the front door. I ordered a beer and tried to order a meal and was told that there were no meals unless we had a reservation as there were 50 people coming! We were neatly dressed and polite. With no set menu, I found this a first in all my experience, and I'm 64! Luckily we had some biscuits and nuts.
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Date of stay: February 2024Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip:Bring your own food to this town at night.
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My husband and I stopped at the cafe attached to theHamilton Inn on our return journey from nearby Mt Field for brunch around mid morning one Monday. This required a deviation from the main road as there were no other venues available. From the outside the cafe looked quaint and inviting. Upon entry we were met by a rather unfriendly woman who gave us instructions re satisfying the covid requirements( DONT sign the form if you are only buying takeaways). We went to the counter to order food. There were4-5 ready made paninis there. I asked if the lady would make up a sandwich as the paninis did not look appetising and there appeared to be no menu. I was abruptly told that what was there was all that was available until sold out, and then she would make more to sell. Subsequently I ordered none. My husband ordered a BLT which he described as “ less than ordinary “. As we sat in the cafe, the same woman was overheard commenting to her offsider that she was “going out the back to make some more”.She appeared some time later with freshly made items ( not sure if rolls or paninis). Why then could she not make up something for me when requested? Cafe? What cafe? I agree with a previous reviewer- if you would like reasonable food and friendly service- keep going!
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Date of stay: November 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We visited the Inn looking for dinner on a Monday night. Walked in, aroma was wonderful, and food even better! We had the roast of the day, pork complete with crackling, apple sauce and gravy. It was delicious. Couple this with the open fire and great ambiance, it was wonderful! It was so good we returned on the Wednesday night, and the sausages and mash was equally as good!
The Hamilton Inn is OPEN FOR DINNER all week, and I cannot recommend it highly enough!
Enjoy!!
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Date of stay: March 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We were in dire straits out of fuel ( hire car on unleaded) after Google maps failed to identify that the previous 24 hr fuel stations only provided diesel and the Derwent bridge station that was supposed to be open till 6 was locked and padlocked at 4.30. They went out of their way to help. The pub was very atmospheric as well. a word to the unwary: ALWAYS ensure you have more than enough fuel in Tassie, especially if travelling on unleaded. Roads are long, windy, narrow and fuel stations far between.
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Date of stay: March 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Booked and confirmed months in advance of our self drive tour. I usually love these historic smaller inns and pubs. On arrival, at our check in time, all locked up and on the outside looking almost derelict. Eventually the Inn dining and bar side of the venue opened. Despite presenting my reservation details we were not on record and unexpected. Resolution was not possible given the accommodation manager had covid. Given the run down state and loss of our booking we phoned ahead and rescheduled our night in New Norfolk. The mixed reviews of this venue don't fill me with confidence. Later received a communication from the Inn with blank booking sheet showing I had no reservation! Strange given I had a Reservation confirmation email. My advice is take a photo of the historic facade and then move on to New Norfolk.
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Date of stay: October 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Having read the reviews about this place but having been in many hotels/b&b's and up for most things we decided to book in here for two nights on our way from the south to the north of Tasmania. We were met by Gina. who took us up a dingy staircase with threadbare & dirty carpet to our en suite room. She left, we looked at each other, decided we could manage at least one night and tried not to breathe in too deeply to avoid the inhalation of dust and the smell of " oldness". We went down for a drink and dinner. The bar/dining area has sheeting suspended and covering the ceiling above completely. More dust and more muck. I fancied a nice long cool beer, no draught the pump broke three weeks ago, stubbies it was then.The salmon was nice, the chips were frozen the price $27 - steep, the Greek salad accompanying my wife's meal lacked feta, olives or anything remotely Greek but did have one of Gina's hairs. We played cards in the bar and another couple appeared. This was a nice distraction from Gina folding her washing on the next table until she launched into conversation with them slagging off past customers in general but her cafe/ restaurant trade in particular. She also told the four of us we wouldn't be sitting in the bar much longer as she was nearly ready to go to bed, the lights behind the bar had been off for some time already & she was letting the fire die, the one bright spark in the whole place! We had asked about tea & coffee making facilities in the room, not allowed due to fire regulations, first time we've come across that one. Gina showed us to the "breakfast" room where the kettle and fridge were, also tomorrow's breakfast, open cereal packets, cheap sliced bread under glass domes and jars of Vegemite, marmalade etc. that was it. As for the room it was absolutely packed with junk, Gina called them antiques, all dusty of course. The whole pub in various places including the bedroom was full of "antiques" and period furniture, we must have missed the "grubby" period when looking at antiques in the past. All of this we accepted as quirky and Gina's idleness and we went to bed, it was clean and comfortable and the rain had started. About 1.30am a drip started on the roof, it was like slow machine gun fire, it lasted till 5.00am. we could not sleep. In the morning I found Gina and told her we were leaving, I told her the place was dirty, the bar disgusting and being kept awake unacceptable. I then said I would pay her and what was she going to charge me considering the disturbed nights sleep, (I wasn't asking for a discount for the muck, filth or paltry breakfast that we didn't have) she said $100 the quoted rate. I said this was too much. All we actually received from the bed & breakfast was a bed in which we had no sleep. She said we had seen the place when we booked in and accepted it. Not really a lot of choice at 7.00pm in the middle of nowhere is there? I said what about the continual dripping, she said she hadn't been aware of it till I told her therefore it was not her responsibility, I pointed out that the Hamilton Inn was her responsibility. She advised me lots of people do what I was doing, stay the night, enjoy the facilities, complain and ask for a discount, so I asked her if she didn't. believe me she told me the room had been in use many times in the last few weeks even when it was raining and no one else had complained. We left. Avoid this place, I have no idea why some reviews are so glowing, perhaps something cataclysmic has happened since others were there. Gina should not be in business, especially what she describes as the hospitality business. She doesn't know the meaning of the word.
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Date of stay: January 2015
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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