Iron Creek Bay Estate

We had a really great stay. The whole area is just stunning, service also was great. Would highly recommend. We stayed in one of the "pods", those were quite small, but very comfy beds. I would imagine the bigger ones would be awesome

Newly-built and stylish cottages surrounded by vineyards and animals; a good choice for farm stay!

這次旅行兩大兩小住了一晚非常滿意，第二天直接下訂最大房，面對綿羊大草原，房間就是一幅風景畫，門口有孔雀相伴，房間周圍全是可愛動物區，房外是一片杏桃樹，任你摘取食用，非常值得，小孩玩到捨不得離開，期待下次再入住！

只係住左兩日，不過酒店冇清潔房間，唔知係有心定冇意 但係環境百2分，還免費Upgrade左間房 有自家養殖的動物可以免運餵外，而且環境非常舒適，酒店範圍大過維園。裝修都很好，房間非常舒服，電視可睇YouTube，又有天窗。建議有預算既朋友可播放以不妨住有露台既房，真係可以一開門可以望住d動物同一大片天空同草地 地點就一定唔太方便，離Hobart市中心最少要揸30分鐘 不過揸5分鐘都可以去到大型超市同餐廳 總括來說非常推薦

I rarely go out of my way to write a review but have loved staying at this place so much (and am so surprised to read some of the negative reviews). I travelled with family so we booked two rooms. For a long weekend it was great value (elsewhere in Hobart, Richmond etc was much pricier). One of our rooms got upgraded to a premium so we had the lovely large verandah to enjoy the view and watch the animals and birds go by. The other was one of the smaller standard rooms, which had a smaller balcony with more limited views (but still great value for the price). The fixtures are quality and comfortable. The rooms themselves just have a pod machine and kettle with a selection of teas. The communal kitchenette has a microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge (plus crockery, cutlery, sink etc). You wouldn't be able to cook big meals there, but was absolutely fine for our purposes. We didn't get to try the restaurant - I really don't like eating out with my young kids - so the first night we just got takeaway from nearby Sorrell and the second night we ate picnic style with things we'd gathered during the day (including some of the fruit from the on-site orchard which we were allowed to pick for free). The playground adjacent to the restaurant was so great, my kids just loved it. But the real highlight was hand feeding the animals. You buy a bucket of feed from reception for $5, but it gets a whole lot of stock feed, kept the little ones busy for ages. They fed sheep, alpacas, a horse and pony plus ducks. We also spotted ducklings, chook with chickens, peacocks with babies and turkeys with babies. The first night we were lucky enough to have the whole pod to ourselves. The second night two more of the rooms were let, but we didn't hear them at all (unless you were in the hall very near the other room). I didn't find it an inconvenience to unload the bags then park 50m away - rather it made it feel safer for my kids to ride their bikes around as there was less traffic moving around near the accommodation. Will return again, that's for sure.

This review is not for the accommodation or the restaurant. As a local it is clear this place is just for tourists and I wouldn't stay or eat here. I did however pull over to buy cherries after a bumper growing season this year. Tasmanian cherries are now exported overseas, so the local population no longer get a bite of the cherry. Iron Creek charge nearly double market price for their crop, so this was a great opportunity (missed) to pay double market price for their fruit, and it gets even more expensive when you pick your own.