Rosevears Accommodation

Pastimes Bed and Breakfast offers clean, modern, self-contained accommodation at Rosevears, close to Launceston and on the Tamar Valley Wine Route. Pastimes is an excellent launching place to explore Northern Tasmania.

Rosevears is a quality alternative to traditional accommodation, offering guests a spacious apartment in a truly unique setting. Rosevears Vineyard features 16 apartments in a chalet setting, offering two bedroom, one bedroom and studio apartments ideal for family, friends or that special occasion. The apartments and studios have been simply furnished to take advantage of the stunning views from the floor to ceiling windows, allowing the outside in. The one and two bedroom apartments at Rosevears have a kitchenette, an electric BBQ on the balcony, a separate living room from each bedroom and a private bathroom with full size bath and walk in shower. The studio apartments have an ensuite with walk in shower. Only 15 minutes from Launceston visitors will also enjoy cellar door tastings, and a fine food experience. Estelle Café offers a relaxed atmosphere and features modern Australian cuisines. Chefs use local produce and naturally the staff will recommend the perfect wine to accompany any meal.

Rosevears Vineyard - is set on 24 Hectares of land comprising bushland, wetland, olive groves and of course Tamar Valley vineyards. No where else can you experience great scenery, great food and great wine all without leaving the estate. A truly unique Tasmanian Experience.

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