ROOM ACCOMMODATION
Room Accommodation in Tasmania
There’s a particular kind of calm that settles in when you arrive at Sherwood Loves — bags dropped, shoes off, kettle on — and you realise you’ve found a place that feels both spacious and yet deeply personal; spacious enough and yet still connected with others if you choose; homely, yet special enough. Sherwood is all that, and more.
Our public spaces and private rooms are designed for travellers who want a uniquely and boutiquely curated space of comfort and luxe, of character that is worth sharing, and of being held captive by the landscape and timelessness.
Whether you’re here for a quiet escape, a creative weekend, or simply a soft place to land near Hobart, each room offers its own mood, its own story, and its own corner of our valley to call yours.
7 Unique Bedrooms to Choose From:
Pink Room 4-people: queen bed and two long singles.
Blue Room 3-people: 3 x long single beds.
Yellow Room 2-people: king bed.
Ori Room 2-people: double bed, large Netflix TV.
Mosh Room 6-people: 3x king single bunk beds.
Yin Room 3-people: king bed and king single.
Yang Room 2-people: king bed.
Scroll down for more details and photos of each
Room Prices
LOW = May–Sep · HIGH = Oct-Apr
Std rooms: Blue, Yellow, Yang
230 LOW 253 HIGH
Premium rooms: Pink, Ori, Yin
256 LOW 276 HIGH
Group room: Mosh
609 LOW 667 HIGH
The PINK Room
✦This master bedroom has a queen bed and two long single beds on either side. There are three booking options – booking the Pink Room for two for 1-2 persons, booking the Pink Room for 3 persons, or booking the Pink Room for 4 persons max. The bathroom near the Pink Room is shared with the Yellow and Blue Rooms. If busy, there is a bathroom and two toilets in The Pavilion building for your use, too.
✦This bedroom has a stunning view to Mount Gatehouse. Every morning, the view is like a different painting. This room is dedicated to artist Sarah Rankin, whose work is out of this world. Sarah is from Geelong, Victoria, Australia. If there is a word for this room, it’s ‘Dreamy’. Sarah’s work also adorns the dining room and lounge.
The BLUE Room
✦This bedroom has three long single beds. There are two booking options – booking the Blue Room for 1-2 persons and booking the Blue Room for 3 persons max. The bathroom near the Blue Room is shared with the Pink and Yellow Rooms. If busy, there is a bathroom and two toilets in the pavilion building for your use, too.
✦This bedroom has views to Mount Gatehouse and also has a bay window seat for you to have a cuppa. The artist we are dedicating this room to is Helen Dardik from Ottawa, Canada. Helen is a prolific artist, illustrator and designer. We love Helen’s vibrant and folksy work, where humans, animals, and flowers/plants seem to intermingle; we could call this room ‘Cosy’.
The YELLOW Room
✦This bedroom has a king bed, and the booking is for 2 persons max. The bathroom near the Yellow Room is shared with the Pink and Blue Rooms. If busy, there is a bathroom and two toilets in The Pavilion building for your use, too.
✦This bedroom has views into the garden – here you get an aerial view of every stepping-stone we have laid. This room is so bright and sunshiny like the artist we are dedicating this room to, Sha’an d’Anthes, aka Furry Little Peach from Sydney, Australia. Sha’an is a prolific artist, illustrator, designer and inspiring influencer. The paintings on the walls were from Peachtober, where she would set a list of prompts, and thousands of artists would paint to it. If there is a word for this room, it’s ‘Peachy’.
The ORI Room
✦This room is called ‘ORI’ because this room is the ORIGINAL room, the cottage, built in 1840s. ‘ORI’ in Latin means ‘rise’, ‘begin’, ‘appear’; or in Hebrew, it means ‘my light’ and therefore, this is the original light that rose, the beginning of Sherwood Loves Tasmania almost 200 years ago.
✦This bedroom has a comfortable double bed, and the booking is for 2 persons max. This room has its own little lounge to relax in, complete with a 65-inch smart TV with complimentary Netflix included. The bathroom nearest The ORI Room is the downstairs bathroom in the main homestead – it is shared with Gidget the caravan. If busy, there is a bathroom and two toilets in The Pavilion building for your use, too.
✦The Ori Room has views into the valley facing south… on occasion, we do see the aurora from the south. Two artists contribute to ORI that adds to the meaning of the space… Ruth Lange, and prolific Sydney artist Jane Bennett.
The Mosh Room
✦At Sherwood Loves Tasmania, we love curating meaningful and beautiful rooms, and the bunk room is no different. This super spacious room is called ‘Mosh’ for many reasons… firstly, the room is a mini sanctuary away where a group of friends or family can mosh up together… there are 6 beds, and a little lounge area. It’s like a fun mosh pit!
✦Secondly, most of the art in Mosh is by Desmond Sim, a Singapore artist and playwright of Peranakan heritage. The Peranakan culture is a fusion of Chinese and Malay; this is reflected the colourful Peranakan art, ceramics and books. One of the more beautiful rooms in Sherwood Loves Tasmania with its timber ceiling and floor, and sandstone walls with views the magnificent view to Mount Gatehouse.
✦These bunk beds are all king singles – ie. the width is between single and double bed size. Booking of Mosh is for a maximum of 6 persons. The bathroom nearest Mosh Room is 3-4 paces from the room – this is shared with guests from Gidget the caravan and Ori Room. If busy, there is a bathroom and two toilets in The Pavilion building for your use, too.
The Yin Room
✦There are two guest rooms in The Stable – one’s Yin Room, the other is Yang Room. Both these have their own entry. This master size bedroom has a king size bed, and a click clack single sofa bed. There are two booking options – booking the Yin Room for two is for 1-2 persons and booking the Yin Room for three is for 3 persons max. There is a nearby toilet/vanity sink for these rooms to use. But to shower, guests from Yin and Yang Rooms will need to go to the downstairs bathroom in The Pavilion building next to the lounge.
✦The Yin and Yang bedrooms have been created more earthy and grounded. The YIN Room faces a rustic sheep shearing shed – you feel like you're in another place, another time. In these rooms, you will find historical pieces from the original stable re-installed back into the rooms. The beautiful 11.5m hand hewn beam, sitting on their original support beam, imbedded in the original plinth brings character to these rooms. The Yin Room is softer, more feminine energy to its Yang counterpart, even though the portrait is of a female warrior.
The Yang Room
✦There are two guest rooms in The Stable – one’s Yang Room, the other is Yin Room. Both these have their own entry. This master size bedroom has a king size bed, and booking the Yang Room is for 2 persons max. There is a nearby toilet/vanity sink for these rooms to use. But to shower, guests from Yang and Yin Rooms will need to go to the downstairs bathroom in The Pavilion building next to the lounge.
✦The Yang and Ying bedrooms have been created more earthy and grounded. The Yang Room faces a rustic sheep shearing shed – you feel like you're in another place, another time. In these rooms, you will find historical pieces from the original stable re-installed back into the rooms. The beautiful 11.5m hand hewn beam, sitting on their original support beam, imbedded in the original plinth brings character to these rooms. The Yang Room has a more active, masculine energy than its Yin counterpart; a warrior with strength adorns the wall.
The Estate (sleeps 22)
✦Sherwood Loves Tasmania is a stunning sandstone farmstead, built in the late 1830s. Architecturally re-imagined and rebuilt over 4 years, it fuses rustic with industrial, and a lashing of eclectic art and design elements. The skies, views and wildlife will take your breath away.
✦You can book The Estate, either with the beautiful bunk-room called Mosh (which then sleeps up to 22 in total), or without Mosh if your party is smaller (which sleeps up to 16); either way, you get the estate and it’s amenities exclusively to yourselves.
✦A place to rest, recover and restore during or after the Dark Mofo festivities.
Why Stay at Sherwood Loves Tasmania?
Boutique Getaway
Ever wanted to go on a high-end retreat – well, Sherwood Loves was built with that intent. A home away from home, with a space that allows you to retreat and restore yourself energetically.
Nature Immersive Setting
Surrounded by forest Australian bush, Tassie fresh air and purity, and Sherwood serenity - the perfect environment for your getaway… a place to ground in nature and revitalise.
Art & Design Space
Architecturally reimagined and lovingly curated with quirky and beautiful aesthetics. We hope Sherwood Loves inspires you with creativity (it was a labour of love by owners, Philamae & Stephen).
House Rules
Except for gatherings from people who have booked in to stay, no parties or events to be held; no extra visitors. Quiet hours from 11pm to 8am.
No pets except for service animals; medical proof needed.
The internal areas are 'no outside shoe' areas – there is a basket of black socks for you to borrow if you don’t have any and prefer a softer landing.
The buildings are no smoking areas (hazard of predominantly timber build). If you wish to smoke, please do smoke in nature outside the property. Stephen will light and extinguish fireplace and firepits for guests.
We have a fire extinguisher and a fire blanket in each kitchen, and a first aid kit in the kitchenette (above the lockers).
Respectful stay - to ensure any trash are put into the bins (we have ants and wildlife), kitchen and dining are cleared and cleaned if used, and keep doors closed to keep warm in.
Sherwood Loves Tasmania Testimonials
The surroundings were stunning, peaceful, and full of natural beauty and the views from inside the building were simply breathtaking. It’s like stepping into another world . peaceful, beautiful, and unforgettable.
Rishan, Oct 2025
The house is absolutely stunning and very well equipped with everything we needed. The location was fantastic.
Kayla, Jan 2026
The place was perfect. Enough space to spread out, gorgeous view, excellent kitchen and the entire place is thoughtfully done. Stephen and Phil were wonderful hosts.
Melanie, Dec 2025
The balcony views were stunning and created such a peaceful atmosphere. A brilliant stay and highly recommended.
One of the best memories we had in Tasmania! The photos totally did not do the place justice, we were in awe when we first reached. Can you imagine a peaceful mountain and farm view outside your bathroom?
It was an absolutely wonderful stay. I would love to visit Tasmania again just for this house!!!
Andrew, Dec 2025
Yi Di, July 2025
Jiani, Sept 2025
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