Classic Country Hotel With A Touch Of Class

Overlooking the Huon River, south from Hobart Tasmania. Kermandie Hotel offers traditional hotel rooms with a touch of class, ideal for couples or small families. The Huon Valley is a land of  waterways, wilderness and wildlife. Kermandie is your one stop shop for accommodation and meals during your Huon Valley Escape.
To book accommodation, phone between 8am and 7pm: 0427 648465  Email: info@huonvalleyescapes.com.au
The Kermandie Waterfront Hotel offers generous country hospitality, about 50 minutes south from Hobart. 

Built in 1932, the Kermandie is a boutique waterfront hotel located in the heart of the Huon Valley, Tasmania. 
Cosy, character filled ensuite bedrooms provide options for singles, couples and families. In the evening relax by the fire in our guest only lounge, before you join us for dinner.

The restaurant and bar serves carefully crafted meals featuring local produce. Local wines, beers and ciders are available. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week. There are two function rooms available to book for meetings, conferences, intimate family gatherings or formal occasions such as weddings.

Whether you travel by car or boat, the Kermandie is the perfect launching point for your Huon Valley or Southern Tasmania experience. Centrally located to Hone Hill and other wineries, nature walks such as the Mount Misery Walk, Hartz Mountains National Park, Ida Bay Railway, Tahune Airwalk, Hastings Caves and Huon river cruises on board the Yukon.

A balance between comfort and value, our hotel rooms offer charm and magnificent views of the Huon River. Our four star rooms have ensuite bathrooms and you can select from king, queen, single and family rooms. All accommodation charges include a light continental breakfast.

Enjoy the open fire of the private guest lounge, or mix with the locals in the public bar or the Huon Lounge which offers a relaxed and intimate hideaway,.

Kermandie Hotel Location
2021 pricing
​Double rooms $120 - $180/nt
Twin rooms $120 - $180/nt
Family rooms $ 210/nt inc 3 people

Continental breakfast included
Cooked breakfast available

50 minutes south from Hobart
15 minutes south from Huonville
  5 minutes from Geeveston
Phone us 8am till 8 pm for instant local advice or email anytime and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

Also at The Kermandie

Sass Restaurant

Sass provides an inspiring menu and a relaxing dining experience complimented by The Kermandie's riverfront location. The Sass menu is seasonal and all ingredients have been sourced with care and consideration. Menu

Transport and general information

Huon Valley Map

The Huon Valley has five main towns: GEEVESTON, DOVER, FRANKLIN, HUONVILLE and CYGNET and 12 smaller settlements including RECHERCHE BAY
Bus from Hobart
to Geeveston 4 daily,
Dover 2 daily, www.tassielink.com.au

Huonville Taxi
0408 125 130
24 hours, seven days
Airport transfers

Huon Limousines
0407 055 761
Limited hours
Airport transfers
Wheelchair transport
The Huon River is the fourth largest river in Tasmania, Australia. It is 170 km in length, and runs through the fertile Huon Valley. From Scotts Peak Dam at Lake Pedder where it begins, it flows south-east to the Tahune Airwalk, where the Picton River joins, before heading through the rural township of Glen Huon where, just to the south, flows down rapids to merge with the sea water and become tidal. From there it then travels through Huonville, Franklin, and Cygnet (Port Cygnet). When the river meets the Tasman Sea near Surveyors Bay, it is more than 3.1 miles (5.0 km) wide. In the lower reaches, the average depth of wide river is 10 feet (3.0 m) and maximum depth is 39 feet (12 m).

Read about the Huon River on Wikipedia

Things to do north from Kermandie

Home Hill Winery, Ranelagh

With award-winning wines and a menu overflowing with fresh local and Tasmanian produce, Home Hill Winery is a premier dining destination in the Huon Valley.
The restaurant has won numerous awards for its delicious menu, with lunch served between 12pm – 3pm (please check days on website). The cellar door is open for tastings 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm.
Franklin:
Franklin is the oldest town in this area to our north is only a 10 minute drive away with some great little restaurants including Petty Sessions and the Aqua Grill with the best fish & chips in Tasmania. While in Franklin don't forget to visit the Wooden Boat Centre and Village Antiques (approx 10 rooms of quality antiques).

Huonville:
Only 30 minutes north is the business centre of our Valley. Here you will find the Huon Valley Visitor Information Centre (4km north of the township) where you will be greeted by friendly, informative staff able to help you with all of your travel needs within Tasmania. Again some great restaurants including Home Hill, award winning winery and restaurant, the Huon Manor on the banks of the Huon River which offers a great service then visit the Apple & Heritage Museum at Grove, then call into the Huon River Jet Boats for a great action experience.
 
Cygnet:
Only a 40 minute drive to our east, again a must see country town. In the main street you will find excellent cafés, a fantastic chocolate shop and numerous art and culture experiences. Three great little pubs, the Top, Bottom & Middle, all with great service. Don't forget Hartzview Vineyard at Cygnet as well as the Panorama Wine Centre at Cradoc.  

Wooden Boat Centre

The Wooden Boat Discovery Centre will entice you into the fascinating world of traditional wooden boats, using interactive features, video presentations and static displays.

Learn about the history of boat building and water transport. Marvel at the beauty of the local timbers – some of the finest boat building materials in the world. Examine tools and maritime artifacts: adzes, augurs, draw-knives, caulking irons, roving dollies and the rest. Drink in the atmosphere of the boat building school workshops – the sounds of the activity, the smells of the timber and glues, the gleam of old and treasured tools, the satisfaction of old skills learned anew. Watch the various stages in the creation of real boats in precious timbers, from lofting to launching.

Tasmanian Land Conservancy,
Egg Islands Conservation Reserve

Tasmania's Egg Islands are an outstanding example of community conservation at work. This 500 hectare island reserve is a co-operative effort of government and the Tasmanian Land Conservancy. Together with former owners, locals and specialists, the TLC and the Parks and Wildlife Service have developed priorities for ongoing management of the cultural and natural values of the Egg Islands. With help from our wonderful volunteers, scientific surveys and weed control have already commenced.
Read more on the Tasmanian Land Conservancy Website

Read about the Huon River on Wikipedia

Things to do south from Kermandie

Hartz Mountains
National Park

Walks ranging from five minutes to four hours. Alpine lookouts, moorlands, waterfalls and mountain summits. Hartz Mountains has something for everyone. Take your time and enjoy short strolls out to the glacial lakes in the area, or try the more challenging walks up to the range top. Its highest point, Hartz Peak (1255 m), provides panoramic views into the heart of the southwest.
Read more on the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife website.
Geeveston:
Only 5 minutes south from Port Huon Cottages is Geeveston. Here you will find cafes with great coffee and lunch available, and the Forest & Heritage Centre, where you can purchase your Tahune AirWalk tickets - which is a further 30 minute drive west from Geeveston. Geeveston is the home of several great galleries, a jewellery maker, yummy lolly shop and a fantastic Sushi Bar.
Dover and Far South:
Only 30 minutes away and has a small fishing fleet and the last supermarket. From here you can travel on to Hastings Caves and Ida Bay Railway. The Settlement of Southport, Recherche Bay and Cockle Creek (the entrance to the South West National Park) are a further 30-minute drive south. On your way back to the Kermandie follow the Esperance Coast Road for some great views.