The location was superb! It was virtually right across the road from the visitor centre and a very easy walk. The natural bush of the grounds were lovely to walk through to the laundry and reception. The cabin itself was lovely and clean and had exactly what we needed for our 2 night stay. The staff were all friendly and helpful too. It was a quiet area and exceptional value! Cradle Mountain itself was an amazing experience with lots of different walks to suit all types of walkers and ages. The shuttle bus which you need to take to get up to most of the walks is awesome value as for $15 per person this covers your rides for 3 days. We highly recommend staying in Discovery Parks and Cradle Mountain! Thank you!

The bathroom was in the second bedroom which was not very convenient for 2 couples staying (so it was lucky we were family!)

This cabin was well set up to meet our needs. the bathroom was of a decent size and functional. The beds were very comfortable and the cabin was equipped with an air conditioner as well as a heater for the really cold weather. You felt like you were the only one there with all the trees and bushes around each cabin. I was hoping to see some wildlife wondering through, but I didn't while I was there. The kitchen was ample for us.

I couldn't see 6 people staying in this cabin easily even though there were beds for six, one double bed and four bunk beds. I think it would be very crowded and not enough room for all the luggage.

Cradle Mountain is, of course, incredibly beautiful. It was wonderful being surrounded by the bush and spectacular mountain views. They were generous enough to upgrade me to my own cabin (instead of the shared room I booked). The bed was so comfortable, the heater was really effective, which was great since it snowed, and the water was hot. I was really impressed with the kitchenette, there was plenty of cooking utensils etc, which there so often isn't. I general I had a wonderful stay which exceeded my expectations.

Be warned that the inevitable downside of being in a cabin in the woods is the occasional spider. Also while there is a convenient little general store on site for grabbing a few basics, it's quite expensive, as are the restaurants in the nearby luxury resorts so I'd recommend doing a shop before coming up the mountain if you are going to be staying a while.

We stayed during winter. Although the wood fire heater was out of order, there was central heating, and another warm heater, and electric blankets. The beds and couch were comfortable. The kitchenette was very handy and equipped with most things like dishwashing liquid. Nice warm bathroom and shower equipped with basic toiletries. It's not a fancy looking place but thought has been put into what guests might need and find useful and those things are provided well. The staff were very accommodating. If you forget or don't want to bring supplies, the kiosk is well stocked. The area where cabins are located was quiet and peaceful. It's located just a few minutes walk to the visitor centre where the shuttle buses take you to the various hiking trails. For people who are travelling without a car, you can get McDermott's coach from Launceston to the Discovery park, walk to the visitor centre and get shuttle buses to trails. There's also a small luggage room if needed before and after checkout times. Just a lovely, cosy place to return to after a long day of hiking.

Everything was great. There are big bright lights around the site, so if you want to stargaze, you'll need to go a few minutes away from the site to do so.

The cabin was warm and cozy. Very spacious. Realised the bathroom had floor warmer when our 4yo put it on. Wildlife was around the cabins. Park was quiet (except for our noisy kids). Park office staff were lovely.

Could have coffee machines as we don't like instant. The closest coffee was at the next park or down at visitors centre. The park next door had a huge line with one older gentleman making coffees. An info book on local restaurants etc would have been handy. Park shop was expensive to buy food, so remember to stock up prior to leaving major towns. We understand they need to get their cut considering there's nothing else close.

Excellent accommodation (2br cabin sleeping 4). Very well equipped. Heating was excellent (particularly liked the under floor heating in the bathroom and the electric blankets). Very close to the Tasmanian Tiger Wild Life Centre and the Cradle Mountain Visitors Centre. The bush comes up to the cabins. Excellent wifi and satellite television options. Also TV reception via Google TV - but you will need your own account was excellent. The galley kitchen worked very well with refrigerator/freezer, oven, gas four burner cooktop and microwave. The lounger/dining room was spacious and had excellent heating.

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Obviously a great location (just a few minutes from main National Park visitors centre) but actual park around the cabins looks a bit industrial - still needs some vegetation buffers to grow back. Cabins lager than I expected and generally well equipped. It got to below zero overnight during our stay and cabins must be incredibly well insulated because they stayed quite warm - and the fireplace was awesome. Water pressure in shower was much better than I expected - just be prepared for tannin-stained water. Park shop quite well stocked with food/alcohol/munchies but be aware that if closes early (by NSW standards). Smart TV and Wif Fi worked well. We used laundry facilities and they were all OK.

Bed was bit soft for my liking and the sofa was pretty uncomfortable to sit on - needed bedroom pillows to make it bearable. I hated that the toilet fan came on with the light. So if you went to the toilet at night you either freeze or sit in the dark. Would have liked a bit more in kitchen utensils as we chose to cook ourselves each night. National Park staff were much more helpful and happy than the Camping Ground staff.

Staff were great and approachable. Larger bathroom area was very comfortable and exceeded my expectations with those overhead heaters! Easy to navigate around with the street signs inside the park/camp grounds. Parking spots handy right outside the backpackers cabins. I didn't expect to receive the shampoo/soap/etc. on my bed upon arrival which was nice too.

It might be worth putting a sign up in the communal kitchens (as you have already done when asking people to turn off lights when not in use, etc.) just reminding people to clean up their own dishes after themselves. For a few days in a row there were communal utensils/plates etc. piling up dirty. Not a huge deal, but just might be worth pointing it out for future guests.

Our stay at Cradle Mountain was absolutely wonderful. The room was exceptionally comfortable, and the facilities were very well-equipped. The kitchen had everything we needed, including a full set of utensils and a proper stove, allowing us to cook our own meals. Ingredients could be conveniently purchased from the reception area, along with a selection of wines to enjoy in the evening. The fireplace kept the room warm and cozy, and the bathroom even had underfloor heating — a very thoughtful touch. Each cabin was completely private and standalone, offering full privacy. It is truly the most comfortable accommodation I have ever experienced.

- close to Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre and Devils at Cradle - very modern cabin, comfortable and warm - kitchen in the cabin was excellent - bathroom was really nice - small outside balcony was great- not as much wildlife as I had hoped but saw 4 pademelons outside the cabin on both nights of my stay - the shop where you check in was well stocked We booked two cabins (2 and 9). The outlook on cabin #2 was far nicer than cabin #9. Cabin #2 overlooked trees, bushes etc and had more privacy but cabin #9 overlooked more of the other cabins and wasn’t as private. I think it will improve over time as more of the trees etc grow back in.

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