The pristine guest rooms of the century old Cygnet Hotel have been considerately refurbished and individually furnished to provide a comfortable stay in a genuine old country hotel.

An assortment of double rooms with queen-size beds or twin share singles is available, as well as some double bunk rooms. There is also a guest lounge-room with an variety of reading, games and toys.

A complimentary self-serve continental breakfast is provided in the Bistro each morning.

Taking advantage of the wonderful produce this region has to offer, the Cygnet Hotel provides quality meals for your enjoyment in the bar, bistro or Black Swan Restaurant. We look forward to you dropping in for a meal or a cup of coffee and dessert!

Every few months we present a fine dining experience with a visiting chef. Delightful set menus comprising locally grown food and wines are sure to tempt your taste buds.

Or...drop in for a chat with the friendly bar staff at the Cygnet Hotel! Enjoy a cool Cascade Draught on tap or savour a nip or two beside the fire. Friday afternoons enjoy live music as Nic Meredith sings and plays his guitar.

Our bottle-shop stocks a variety of beers, ciders, spirits and soft drinks as well as the best wines from the local vineyards.

On your camping or caravanning journey to explore southern Tasmania and the Huon Valley, make sure you stop at Cygnet Caravan Park for a day or two.
Amenities include hot showers and a laundry. It’s a short stroll to the local art galleries, historical museum and town centre. It’s also across the road from the Cygnet Hotel which manages the park, so you have the convenience of the bistro, restaurant, bar and bottle-shop!

The town of Cygnet is situated in the Huon Valley and is surrounded by rolling hills and peaceful waterways. It is only 45 minutes south-east of Hobart and 15 minutes from Huonville with wonderful scenic tours along the way. Cygnet is well known for its annual Folk Festival, Art Galleries, Cafes, Historical Museum and nearby Wineries.

The almost century old Cygnet Hotel is a heritage listed building, because of its historical and social importance to the local community. In its earlier years it was known as the Imperial Hotel and for a few years was owned and run by the Cygnet community. It was therefor named The Community Hotel. The town of Cygnet is surrounded by fertile agricultural lands and the hardworking local farmers have traditionally seen the hotel as a central part of their culture. The small town of Cygnet has three hotels known colloquially as the bottom, middle and top hotels. For a lot of good reasons, the Cygnet Hotel is known as the "Top Hotel".

24 hour reception, Accept MasterCard, Accept VISA, ATM, Bar, Bath, Boat Ramp Nearby, Books/Magazines Supplied, Camping, Continental breakfast provisions supplied, Cooked Breakfast Available, Highchair, Laundry facilities, Linen supplied, Log fires, No smoking, Restaurant, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities

The Cygnet Hotel has seven refurbished heritage double rooms; three with queen-size bed only, one with queen-size bed plus a trundle bed, one with a double plus a single bed, and two with twin-share single beds.
There are also seven double bunk rooms.
All bedding and linen is supplied.