Very clean and well appointed accommodation. Nice remote area with great views and walking options.

We don't think the pet friendly works for an environment like this. We still got barked at by the dog in the neighbouring cabin when we were outside our cabin (the owner did shut it up quickly though). In another cabin opposite us, the dog would occasionally run around loose in the area and even ran up to our deck one morning. Having seen a wombat walk past earlier, we were concerned for its safety. Bottom line is, we are surrounded by barking or annoying dogs where we live in Hobart and its a shame to still have some of that when relaxing in the wilderness. We would consider avoiding pet friendly places in the future. Yes, i know any dog owners reading this will now hate me.

What a hidden gem. We had a delightful 6 day stay in a studio cabin with our pet. The onsite managers, Meg and Greg, were very welcoming and kept the rooms, facilities and grounds in tip/top condition. The New Years Eve get-together they hosted for the guests was a nice touch. This is a perfect place for walking amongst native fauna on the old golf course, or doing some longer bush walks up into the hills. The cabin is very well maintained and has pretty much everything you need to be self contained for a few days. Not to mention the stunning views of Craggy Peak poking through the gum trees from our own private deck.

Our studio did not have a sofa, however there are various types of chairs to sit on. The kitchen has enough crookery for maybe one sitting, so you will be doing fairly frequent washing up on longer stays.

We love to lie on the bed and watch the forest view. It's so peaceful. 10/10 for the view. Kitchen was clean and equipped with enough kitchen utensils, pan, pots and even a French press for coffee lovers. The bonus: I saw a wombat near the golf course every sunset throughout my stay and lots of wallabies near the cabins.

Having more storage/ platforms near in the bathroom basin, and a dish dryer hack would be nice. No Wifi provided by the hotel. Telecom signal is working for Telstra but not Optus for us. One of us was bitten by a leech (which was not the fault of the hotel); just to be more careful if you are walking in the grass when looking for wombats, especially when it was raining/ wet.

This was the perfect spot to unplug!!! Waking up to that wall of glass with the view of the mountain was spectacular

Having to boil water was a bit of a hassle, but the fact that we didn’t have to buy bottled and create all that extra waste was great. The location is definitely for those who just want a peaceful retreat, it is not very conducive to exploring the area by car as it is way off the beaten path. But it is still better than listening to traffic and town noise.

The location is spectacular, with rugged backdrops and excellent accomodation. Other guests were friendly and staff helpful and enthusiastic. Wildlife was abundant but none intruded into the unit. The photo attached is one of more than a dozen taken over 10 minutes at about 1:50 on Christmas morning 2023. It shows the start of the eclipse of the moon behind the “pyramid craggy peak” and it’s transit down the western face of that feature, a most wonderful unexpected surprise of our visit.

Very little. I asked the females of the group what more was needed and eventually acknowleged that a spatula and a bottle opener would have been handy. No male had any suggestions.

The location is stunning. Its on an old disused golf course. The cabins are built overlooking an old fairway with craggy peak mountains overlooking and loads of wild life. The accommodation was much better than the photographs portrayed. I particularly like the large windows giving great views. It is very isolated but that's what we wanted. Very friendly hosts.

The wifi was not great, unless you stood by the reception, but I had a good phone signal nearly the whole time so it wasn't a big problem for me. We were told the wifi was not good at the time of booking so it was expected.

The location is marvellous. It is so quite and you are surrounded by the pure nature. The cabin has this wonderful glassfront, it was very bright inside ... and almost nobody can look inside. The patio has sun in the evening and you really can enjoy the sunset. People are very frienly and always willing to help.

You have to drive in between some kilometers on a gravel road to get there. Although the rental car company permits these kind of roads, stay at the very side, when a truck comes towards you (stone chipping)

We loved everything about Craggy Peaks! From the moment we arrived ( Deb & Craig made sure the cabin was warm and toasty and left a small light on as we checked in after hours ) till the time we checked out (sadly) we loved every minute spent there. The solitude and peace was exactly what we needed as we spend hours staring at the screen everyday. It’s a case of disconnect to connect. There was almost zero internet connectivity but that’s ok cos that’s exactly what we wanted. Bring a book! The cabin is lovely. It has a kitchen so well equipped it has everything you need to whip up meals. There’s complementary hot chocolate and marshmallows too(yummm!) Don’t even get me started on the shower. Best shower in my 10 day tour of Tassie! We highly recommend an experience at Craggy Peaks and wish to be back some day.

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!

Loved the scenic location and everything was very clean. It was great that the owners provided hot chocolate, marshmallows and a fire, as well as dvds and some games.

A lot of the dvds provided didnt work because they are very scratched, normally this wouldnt have been an issue, but because the weather was bad, we needed some distraction for the 2 kids. Unfortunately the stay is very dependant on the weather, but we hope to return and have the opportunity to explore outside a lot more as the location is beautiful.

Location, accommodation and price! This place is a hidden gem which I found playing with dates in order to do a couple of activities in NE Tasmania and I went “Oooh” as soon as I saw the property. All standalone units are spaced out to afford everyone privacy and to enjoy the property. During our stay we saw a number of native animals - a spotted quoll, kangaroo, wallaby, wombat and possums.

While I didn’t mind it, there is limited internet reception, however, this is a place that invites you to disconnect from electronic devices which I thoroughly enjoyed.