At the centre of Tasmania's Heritage Highway region Ross is a picturesque Georgian village with a wealth of convict associations and a rich pastoral history. In the main street of the village The Ross Bakery Inn is a classic c 1832 Georgian house, convict built from Ross quarried sandstone. It has permanent listing on the Tasmanian Heritage Register and is classified by the National Trust of Australia. It served for many years as a coaching inn and horse change station on the Hobart Road and takes its name from Rossa's original bakery that has operated alongside the inn for over 150 years. Today the Ross Bakery Inn continues its coaching tradition, offering travellers comfortable 312 star accommodation with off-street parking, stabling for the horses and the wonders of modern indoor ensuite plumbing. On cool evenings a log fire burns cheerfully in the downstairs guest lounge, where we serve complimentary tea and coffee with fresh bakery cakes. Our Inn has 3 ensuite upstairs bedrooms, each with TV, teacoffee facilities and a small fridge. Above the Bakery we also have a small room for devotees of the Japanese anime 'Majo No Takyubin; 3 beds, TV, teacoffee making and shared bathroom facilities downstairs. For first and second honeymoons or if you just want more room for the kids to run around then take a look at our 3 bedroom Kirstya's Cottage just down the road from our Inn. Family size kitchen with complimentary tea and coffee, lounge with a log fire and breakfast-in-a-basket from our Bakery

Attractions:
The Ross Bridge and ldquo;c1836- is internationally recognised as one of the finest 3 arch sandstone bridges in the world and is one of Tasmaniaa's most visited sites. The 186 extraordinary carvings on its stone arches make it a remarkable piece of Australian convict art. Visit the Tasmanian Wool Centre at Ross where you'll find the Ross Bridge story and a most comprehensive interpretation of early colonial life rural Tasmania.At nearby Campbelltown you'll find a unique convict trail. Thousands of bricks set into the pavements of the town, each engraved with brief details of a convict. You never know you may trip over an ancestor or two. Ross's central location makes it an ideal stopover for travellers on the Highway, within easy distance of Launcestona's Cataract Gorge, Tamar Valley wineries, Ben Lomonda's spectacular mountain scenery, Central Tiers Lakes, and the East coast resorts of Freycinet, Coles Bay and and Bicheno.

Parking:
Off-street parking available at the rear of our property.Under cover parking for bikes and motorbikes by arrangement.

Hotel Price:

From 80 AUD per night