Dunalley Hotel - A pub at the start of the Tasman Peninsula

Welcome

About the Iconic Dunalley Hotel

Welcome to The Dunalley Hotel. Established in 1866, the hotel is a landmark building in Dunalley, overlooking the Denison Canal and situated at the gateway of the Tasman Peninsula. Today, the hotel strives to be a destination for both locals and those passing through by offering a traditional country pub feel, coupled with a menu full of family favourites as well as a selection of menu items for the more adventurous.

Our Food

We’ve crafted a menu for all ages to enjoy whether for a quick bite to eat before you explore the peninsula or for a weekend lunch with the family, and everything in between.

Kim Frankcombe 2 months ago

Solid meal coming back from a trip down to Port Arthur. Food was just pure quality, nothing fancy and for a pub meal that is the best thing you can hope for. Place deserves its reputation as a great spot to stop.

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caitlyn gumley 3 months ago

My partner and I had one of the best parmi’s and the service was amazing we were served by Kelly and she was lovely and would recommend going in and seeing her and trying the amazing parmi and steak sandwich!

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Michael Cooper 3 months ago

Had an excellent looking lunch at the hotel along with a nice cold Cascade Draught. I had a Parma which was generous and well cooked, whilst Suzy had an exceptional Seafood Chowder. Well worth a visit if you're in the area.

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Kevin Biasi 3 months ago

Great bartender food we had was good, as per normal pub atmosphere was great.

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Ivan Davis 3 months ago

Great background music, plenty of space, not crowded, good facilities.

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Hotel's History

The original Hotel was established in 1866 by John Clark, a prominent landowner and horse breeder in the region, but was destroyed by fire in 1891. A new two-storey hotel was designed by Hobart architect Robert Hickson which although the original footprint remains today, there have been significant renovations undertaken including the addition of a wooden verandah wrapping around two sides of the hotel. An interesting fact is that the original town morgue is located in the rear yard and is now used as a store.