Historic hotel serving great pub meals. True local atmosphere.

Counter meals from 12 to 2. Dinner from 6 to 8.

Imagine stepping back in time, as you gaze around Settlers Restaurant: walls clad in corrugated iron and historic newspaper, lamp lit tables and a warm open fire, pottery tankards and goblets and ice cold beer from wooden kegs, all reminisent of the 1800's.

A fascinating country property settled in 1829. Explore the fortified barn and great stone walled compound, indicative of early pioneering days, set within a majestic rural landscape, flanked by the Great Western Tiers.

Located at the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre – Deloraine, the Folk Museum will provide you with a fascinating insight into the regions pioneering past.

The indoor and outdoor collections and exhibitions have been lovingly created and maintained by a group of fantastic volunteers who are extraordinarily proud of the colonial history of their region.

Hadspen is a delightful township on the banks of the South Esk River. It has a mix of modern homes that are popular with young families, and wonderful colonial buildings dating back as far as 1820. One notable historic building in Hadspen is the Red Feather Inn, a sandstone building that was one of the first coaching inns in Tasmania. It was built in 1844 by John Sprunt and is said to be haunted!