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Wandering Trout
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Wandering Trout

2.5 star property
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (19)
"We stayed in the Ironstone room, which was large, homely and had a great view of Cradle Mountain. It was easy to check in and very friendly staff. We booked the tomahawk steak dinner and it did not disappoint! The light breakfast consists of Muesli and yoghurt which was also a nice start to the day. We would highly recommend staying here and wish we had longer!"
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Deloraine Hotel

Deloraine Hotel

1-5 West Barrack Street, Deloraine, TAS
The price is SAR 220 per night from Jul 20 to Jul 21
SAR 220
SAR 244 total
20 Jul - 21 Jul
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very Good! (239 reviews)
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