Nightelier Devonport Gateway Hotel
Spa rooms and river views in the heart of town
About this stay
Nightelier Devonport Gateway Hotel sits in the heart of the Devonport CBD, with the top floor's Spa Rooms opening onto views over the river and out toward the sea. Each Spa Room pairs a luxury spa bath with a 76 centimetre flat-screen TV, voice mail and free WiFi, a genuine step up from the town's more standard motel rooms. The Gateway Bistro Bar and Grill serves meals built from fresh local produce, while the Cider Bar covers a lighter lunch or an evening drink without leaving the property. Multiple meeting rooms cater to business and social functions, and the tour desk offers advice on nearby attractions including the Don River Railway. The hotel sits roughly 13 minutes' drive from Devonport Airport and about 10 minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal.
- Spa bath rooms
- River and sea views
- On-site bistro
- Meeting rooms
Our take
Travellers staying here find the top-floor Spa Rooms the clear reason to book, especially for a night that bookends a long day driving Tasmania's north coast. Couples and business travellers get the most from the CBD location, the spa bath and the on-site dining range. Families wanting a beachfront outlook or dedicated kids' facilities should look elsewhere, since this property's strength is CBD comfort and business flexibility rather than coastal family amenities.
- ✓Book a top-floor Spa Room specifically, lower floors do not carry the same river and sea outlook.
- ✓Eat at the Gateway Bistro Bar and Grill at least once, the fresh local produce menu is worth the stay.
- ✓Ask the tour desk about the Don River Railway if you have a spare afternoon before your ferry sailing.
Why we love it
- A luxury spa bath on the hotel's top floor
- River and sea views from upper-floor rooms
- A fresh, local-produce bistro on-site
- A tour desk with genuine local recommendations
Why guests love itTravellers staying in a top-floor Spa Room here find the luxury spa bath and the view over the river toward the sea a genuine highlight after a long day exploring Tasmania's north coast. Dinner at the Gateway Bistro Bar and Grill, built from fresh local produce, rounds out an evening that does not require leaving the property, while the Cider Bar suits a quieter nightcap before an early Spirit of Tasmania sailing the next morning.
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