Cottages are in a circlel
A baby Echidna strolling by
Typical bedroom
Back of the cottages by the Lake
One of our resident Platypus  Photo by Thomas Handel
  • Cottages are in a circle
  • A baby Echidna strolling by
  • Typical bedroom
  • Back of the cottages by the Lake
  • One of our resident Platypus  Photo by Thomas Handel

Maydena Accommodation Tasmania

Welcome to the real Tasmania, where you can experience wildlife, wilderness and waterfalls .

 Giants’ Table and Cottages offers comfortable self-contained cottage accommodation in the little mountain town of  Maydena, situated in the beautiful Derwent Valley region of South West Tasmania.

We are proudly family owned and operated and are famous for our comfortable beds, cosy atmosphere and delicious food.

This is the ideal point for your stopover between Strahan and Hobart, we have 8 cottages available – including 2 spa suites and an excellent restaurant.

There is a 1 bedroom spa, Chagford Cottage; a 2 bedroom spa, Chudleigh Cottage; Two 2 bedroom cottages, Sticklepath and Stiniel;  three 4 bedroom houses, Throwleigh, Gidleigh and the upmarket Hittisleigh and a 5 bedroom house, Drewsteignton.

Things to do in the Area.

We are situated on the edge of the South West World Heritage Area, ten minutes drive from Mount Field National Park with its wonderful Russell Falls and close to the entrance to the Styx Valley of the Giants (hence our name), yet still only just over an hour from Hobart.

Experience the lush temperate rainforest, spectacular mountains, the tallest trees in the world, untouched wilderness and an array of fantastic wildlife right on the doorstep.

Renew your Spirit

In comfortable self-contained cottage accommodation you can soak up the silence, the freshest air anywhere and explore amazing countryside; a combination that together will help renew your spirit.

To obtain a quote, or to book, go to our book now page.

We are in the following publications should you wish to look us up:

Lonely Planet Guide to Tasmania

Insight Guide to Tasmania

Rough Guide to Tasmania

 

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