Poatina Chalet - accommodation & conferencing

Bad mould everywhere and grotty furniture. People here are just trying to make you apart of their religion. So out of date. Grow up and practice what you preach.

What they call locally "a Hydro Town". That is, a whole town built by the Hydro Electric Commission in the 1960s to house workers and managers for Tasmania's Hydro Electricity generation. It's got a real 1960's vibe-and that adds to the attraction. A beautifull scenic location with accommodation and shops and service station it's an ideal "get away from it all" kind of place.

We just drove around the facility and homes, looking for an open cafe but couldn't find one

Two mates and I stayed in the Hostel last week for three nights on a motorbike trip around Tassie. The location is very central to allow daily loops out. The accommodation is basic in the Hostel but the rooms are clean and have heaters. Ian and the staff were very welcoming and we had main meals and breakfast each day. Ian also had the fire going for us to sit around at night. Just note that the Village is a dry area (alcohol wise) so you need to respect that. Ian did work something out for us. Plus Cressy is only 24K away.

We recently stayed at the Poatina village chalet as it was the Rally base for an event that we were a part of, Ian & he's team made us feel very welcome, yes the Chalet is dated however the rooms are immaculate & the hospitality is fantastic, which when you are five guys that are racing in motorsport all you need is a hot shower & a descent meal & they certainly delivered on that.

Enjoying a good meal in a pleasant atmosphere in a real gem of a cafe out in the middle of Tasmania.

This place holds a very special place in my heart. Beautiful setting, very comfortable motel accommodation and friendly, welcoming staff. Thank you for another enjoyable stay in Poatina Village.

I love their food and view They have a very nice and friendly staff as well. Wood chalets were top and equipped with everything you need. Highly recommend

AAT had its annual general meeting here today. Ian, the manager was great, had everything we needed for the presentations, an open fire and refreshments, with lovely views through the big windows in a 60's style setting.

The lunch was hearty, flavoursome and exceptional value for our group.

Tucked away in the foothills and easy to miss if you blink at the turn off.

A great place to stay, peaceful and quiet.

Great fishing not far away, golf, walks and bike rides.

Stopped off here for dinner and the staff were absolutely fantastic, such lovely people:) food was delicious too!