Ingleson Lodge B&B

About Ingleson Lodge B&B

Category: Accommodation

Ingleson Lodge was built in 1871 by Blacksmith and coach driver Mr Gilbert who 19s family retained the property until 2007 when it was acquired by Graeme and Sue Bellamy, making them just the second owners of this historic Deloraine landmark. Situated in the heart of Deloraine, Ingleson Lodge provides bed and breakfast accommodation that is conveniently located approximately 50kms south of Devonport making it the perfect base to explore both Northern Tasmania and the Midlands. We are thrilled to offer guests the choice of two generous double rooms that are well appointed with tea, coffee, complimentary port, dressing gowns, slippers, in room televisions and electric kettles. The B&B also boasts a very spacious bathroom, huge spa bath and spacious laundry facilities should you be staying for a while or escaping the camper van for a night or two of warmth and relaxation. If you are travelling with friends or like to socialise, then the large private lounge complete with big screen tv and massage chair is a great place to hang out and chat or if you prefer the clean crisp fresh air that Tasmania is famous for, then we have options : Relax out on the deck (with Laurel & Hardy), pop a bottle of bubbles and watch the world go by, or maybe sit out in the vine courtyard, which is the perfect spot to unwind with an Ashgrove cheeseboard and a bottle of red 13 try the local Pinot, you won 19t regret it. Now to the second B in B&B 26 Breakfast ! How does this sound : locally sourced bacon, free range poached eggs, hash brown, mushrooms tossed in Ashgrove herb and garlic butter, baby spinach and venison winter sausage all served on home made multigrain bread with juice of the day, drip filtered coffee or maybe a pot of tea 26 yummo! For those guests that prefer to self cater, then our self contained holiday cottage located just around the corner is the perfect option. The cottage boasts 2 bedrooms, cosy living space and magnificent views across the meander valley.