Penghana is a National Trust property built in 1898, offering a glimpse into Tasmania's past.

The rooms are beautifully furnished with mostly antique pieces and extremely comfortable bedding, providing for a cozy and luxurious stay.

The property offers panoramic views of Queenstown and Mount Owen, making it a perfect spot for relaxation.

The silver service breakfasts are cooked to order, ample and very delicious.

The hosts, Karen and Steve are extremely welcoming, very helpful and have a high attention to detail.

Penghana is an excellent base for exploring Tasmania's Western Wilderness, including Cradle Mountain and Strahan. It also offers a very good glimpse into its role as the residence of past General Managers of the Mt Lyell Mines and Railway Company.

Large and comfortable bedrooms with great shared spaces in a historic property, Excellent facilities in the shared guest kitchen with tea, coffee, biscuits as well as sherry and port readily available. Outstanding hosts, for whom nothing seemed to be too much trouble, very helpful with local bookings and suggestions for things to and places to go.
The breakfasts with freshly cooked foods and bakery were a feaure of the days we spent there.

What an amazing property.
Karen and Steve have thought everything you would possibly require. If you like antiques this property is for you. The furniture all through this house is a delight. I can not find one fault.
We plan to return for stay longer than our two nights.