Strahan (Tas): McIntosh Cottages
McIntosh Cottages
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Strahan TAS 7468
Australia
McIntosh Cottages offer self-contained holiday cottages in Strahan, on Tasmania's west coast.
Originally the McIntosh family home built in 1898, McIntosh Cottages have been restored as two co-joined cosy holiday cottages in Strahan, on the fringe of the World Heritage wilderness.
McIntosh Cottages are one and two bedroom, self-contained, private, and reminiscent of a time gone by. A classic exterior with modern interior will surprise you. The cottages include little extras to make your stay more memorable: a comfortable king size bed, an open wood fire and continental breakfast provisions.
McIntosh Cottages are located on the main street in Strahan, only two blocks to the supermarket and approximately 500 metres to the Esplanade.
Strahan is about 3.5 hours' drive (275 kilometres/171 miles) south west of Launceston.
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