Weller?s Inn in Burnie, Burnie, Australia | Beach | Hotel | Inn | Motel | Inn and Suites | Meetings | Functions and Conferences | Conference Centre | Beach Hotel

Weller's Inn, located in Burnie, the Island State?s fourth largest city in the heart of the North West Coast of Tasmania in Australia.

Fully Licensed Restaurant & Bar: Dine with us in style ? our fully licensed restaurant overlooking the ocean and Burnie?s city lights. Our a-la-carte menu features a large selection of meals, specialising in fresh seafood and Local produce. Weller?s Inn Restaurant also caters for functions such as Cocktail Parties, Conferences and Meetings.

Our licensed bar has an extensive wine list, and a large selection of beers, spirits and liqueurs, perfect for mixing pre dInner drinks or refreshing cocktails. Enjoy a drink in our comfortable lounge area or by our wood fire.

Gardens & BBQ Area: Fully landscaped gardens surround the Motel grounds, and a barbecue area has been built for guests to use at their leisure. Our Chefs can organise a delicious BBQ pack ? perfect for those sunny summer days. Children will enjoy our large lawn area and swing set.

Motel Rooms:
These modern rooms have everything you need for a comfortable stay, whether it be overnight or long term. All have an amazing view of the CBD or ocean, and are in a quiet location.

One Bedroom Apartment (Room 25):
This Apartment has a bright modern décor, with everything you need for a pleasant stay. With a large ensuite bathroom, separate bedroom and a partially self contained kitchen, you will easily feel at home in this apartment.

One Bedroom Spa Apartment (Room 26 ? Bath Style Spa):
This room features a large open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The large bathroom includes a bath style spa, allowing you to unwind and relax. You will appreciate the generous space to move around or cook up a storm in the fully self-contained kitchen.

One Bedroom Spa Apartment (Room 27 ? Corner Spa):
This room also features a large open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The large bathroom includes a corner spa, allowing you to unwind and relax.

Weller?s Inn is the perfect venue for your next meeting or conference. Our spacious meeting room over looks the ocean and accommodates the following:

* Board Room / U Shape Seating ? Up to 20 people
* Class Room Style Seating ? Up to 40 people
* Theatre Style Seating ? Up to 100 people

Located in the heart of the North West Coast of Tasmania, Burnie is the Island State?s fourth largest city. With seasonal and year round attractions, Burnie is a must see on any tourist map and the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Cradle Coast Region.

Wildlife is an important aspect of Burnie life, with the main attractions being the Fernglade Platypus Trail and Little Penguin Observation Centre.

Located only a few minutes drive from the city centre, Fernglade is the ideal setting for a picnic lunch followed by platypus viewing.

The recently opened Little Penguin Observation Centre is situated on the west side of Burnie Beach. It allows visitors to become aware of these animals and experience their natural living environments. The centre is open all year round, but penguins are only seen for a few months of the year.

Burnie is host to a number of major sporting events, including Australia?s premier road race, the Skilled Burnie Ten (10km road race), held annually in October. Also popular is Burnie?s New Years Day Sports carnival, which has been attracting spectators and athletes for over 100 years.

The Emu Valley Rhododendron Gardens and Annsleigh Gardens and Tea Room are located about 10km south of Burnie. These award wInning gardens are best seen in Spring, although still picturesque during the Summer and Autumn months.

Lactos Tasmanian Cheese Tasting Centre is popular with local and interstate visitors. Open Monday to Friday, you can sample some of the world?s best cheeses, which are also available for purchase. Tours of Lactos Cheese Factory are also available.

Some other attractions also include the Creative Paper Mill, Australia?s largest hand-made paper-making mill, the Pioneer Village Museum, depicting life from the early 1900?s, and the Burnie Regional Art Gallery, displaying artworks by local and interstate artists.