Stanley Hotel
Stanley Hotel, 19 - 21 Church Street
What makes Stanley special is its people. The Stanley Hotel has been a meeting place since the early 1840's, a place to catch up with friends, enjoy great local food and unwind.
While you are in Stanley, take time to call into the Hotel and enjoy a chat with the locals - speak to the fishermen who provide the Hotel with its great seafood, listen to someone retell the history of the area who have up to 7 generations who have lived in Stanley.
Compete against the locals at 8 ball.
Membership of the Stanley Hotel entitles you to Newsletters, cash draws, bonuses and 'birthday surprises'. Download Membership Application Form
Your first drink is 'on us'. Print out 'Stanley Hotel Bar Bucks'* and use the 'Bar Bucks' in one of our bars.
All accommodation rooms at the Hotel have been extensively refurbished - very comfortable and right in the heart of the Stanley township.
The Stanley Hotel also has a great collection of historical photos of Stanley.
The local community charity organisation the 'Union Supporters Club' has been holding fundraising events in the Stanley Hotel for the past 38 years. Join the 'chook raffle' on Friday night in the Pub - win great prizes kindly donated by local businesses.
If you are in Stanley just before Christmas the true spirit of our community is showcased at the Christmas Parade. Held the Saturday before Christmas every year, the local volunteer fire brigade organise a terrific event. The floats are funny, colourful and very entertaining.
The first weekend in Stanley the local agricultural show provides great entertainment with side show alley, arguably the best home made cooking is on display in the main pavilion and there is great competition for the best cattle in the 'hook and hoof' competition.
The locals are proud of their heritage, volunteers man the Discovery Centre - a time capsule of Stanley's history - its events, happenings and the people.
The birthplace of Joe Lyons, Australian Prime Minister, who was born in Stanley, is open to the public. A snapshot of his life is on display.
Wander through the Stanley Burial Ground. This must be the most picturesque resting place around. A comprehensive guide written by local historian, Ruth Eslake, is available for purchase from the Stanley Hotel Gift Shop and the Nut Rock Café.
Everything you need to know to plan your holiday in Stanley, Tasmania
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