A deep black stone bath beside a lit wood fire inside a luxury cabin at Hunter Huon Valley, eucalypts and the Huon Valley beyond the full-height windows

Luxury accommodation in the Huon Valley, built for switching off.

Three architect-designed cabins on 36 acres at Glen Huon, in Tasmania's Huon Valley. Adults only.

Take a deep breath, you deserve a break.

Most people arrive at Hunter carrying more than their bag. A week that ran long, a year that ran longer, a phone that hasn't gone quiet since March.

So: three adults-only cabins to choose from, on thirty-six acres of Tasmanian bushland at Glen Huon, forty-five minutes southwest of Hobart. A deep stone bath. A fire you light yourself. A bed you can stay in past nine without anyone needing you for anything.

No wifi, no television, and no plan for the day unless you decide to make one.

The timber-lined entry of a black Hunter cabin raised on steel posts among eucalypts and tree ferns, its deck and firewood stack beside the Glen Huon bushland

4.99 stars out of 5

300+ reviews across Airbnb, Google and Booking.com. 97% are perfect scores.

The cabins

Choose your view of the valley

The bedroom in Hunter One: a velvet bench and linen-dressed bed against warm timber walls, lit by a clerestory window

Hunter One

The most elevated cabin on the property. Views across the valley, made for slowing down.

From $569 per night direct

View cabin
Inside Hunter Two, a deep black stone bath running along full-height windows beside a green-tiled ensuite

Hunter Two

The heart of the property, and its most captivating view. Best enjoyed from bed.

From $569 per night direct

View cabin

Inside, the three cabins are the same. Outside, each faces a different part of the valley.

Why Hunter

Nothing to watch, but there's plenty to look at.

There's no wifi and no television at Hunter. In three years of reviews, almost nobody mentions it. What they write about instead is the mist coming off the river at breakfast, the light going gold over the hills at six, the black cockatoos, the rain on the skylight above the bed. It turns out that's plenty to watch.

Mobile coverage may be available, depending on your provider and where you are on the property.

A black timber Hunter cabin standing above a sea of tree ferns, its warm timber entry open to the bush and a tall eucalypt beside it

Guest reviews

Why people don’t want to leave.

4.99 out of 5

Lisa June 2026

Some places hold you differently. This was one of them. The bath was a ritual, the light through the windows something I kept returning to, and falling asleep under stars felt like a quiet gift… We left slower and more restored.

Kayla January 2026

Been around the world and would have to say this is by far our favourite place that we've ever seen.

Jordan September 2025

This place blew our minds! Nicest accommodation we've ever stayed in, and with an architect wife, she's very fussy about the places we stay!

Kate March 2026

Instead of Netflix, the viewing was the valley with the changing light of the setting sun over the hills and, in the morning, the mist hugging the river and rising through the forest.

Steven June 2026

It was our honeymoon and we felt like we were the only two people on earth.

Erica February 2026

The photos really don't lie, it's every bit as beautiful in real life.

Gretta May 2026

A super luxe and sexy feel! Well worth the money, and I would actually pay a whole lot more to stay here! 10/10

Marlana September 2025

If you're considering staying here, don't hesitate. Book it, and stay for at least two nights… you'll be so glad you did!

300+ reviews, with an average rating of 4.99 stars out of 5.

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Inside every cabin

Everything in every cabin

  • Queen bed with Cultiver linen
  • Deep stone composite bath
  • Wood fireplace
  • Ensuite with skylight
  • Kitchenette, cooktop and dishwasher
  • Private wine collection
  • Private deck overlooking the valley
  • Air conditioning

Architecture by Maguire + Devine, joinery by I.D Joinery, basins thrown by Zsolt Faludi in Glen Huon, and a vanity in reclaimed blackwood by Matt Black Furniture. Read the story

A cosy corner of a Hunter cabin: a leather banquette with a soft throw, a book and a glass of wine on a timber table

The land

Thirty-six acres of bush, and three cabins on it.

Rugged eucalypt woodland, a private dam and natural rock formations. The cabins are spaced well apart.

“The cabin, in eucalypt woodland, was one of three, spaced well apart; we saw no neighbours.”
Lindy Airbnb February 2026

Ways to slow down

The view from a Hunter cabin doorway out over the Huon Valley, tall eucalypts and rolling farmland below

Eat & drink

Eat and drink your way through the valley

The Huon Valley grows cool-climate wine, cider from apples down the road, and food worth planning a day around. These are the people we send our guests to.

Where we send our guests

Dinner provisions and a slower checkout can be added when you book.

A glass of sparkling Tasmanian rosé being poured on the sunlit deck of a Hunter Huon Valley cabin at Glen Huon
Late sun on the corner of a filled black stone bath in a Hunter cabin, with a terracotta bowl of bath salts and a fringed linen towel on the mat beside it

Gift vouchers

A night at Hunter, given to someone who needs it.

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Getting here

Closer than you think

  1. 45min fromHobart
  2. 15min fromHuonville
  3. 1hr fromHobart Airport
Glen Huon, Huon Valley, Tasmania 7109 High on a bushland ridge, southwest of Hobart via the Huon Highway. Get directions

Good to know

A few common questions

At Hunter Huon Valley, we encourage guests to switch off and disconnect during their stay. That's why you won't find televisions or Wi-Fi in our cabins, giving you the space to step away from screens, slow down and reconnect with your surroundings.

Mobile coverage may be available on the property, depending on your mobile provider and location within the property.

Hunter Huon Valley is located along a council dirt road. The entrance to Hunter Huon Valley is via a sealed driveway leading towards the cabins which is suitable for two wheel drives, four wheel drives and standard rental cars.

Due to the steep gradient of the driveway, access can be challenging for larger vehicles such as motorhomes and RVs. If you are travelling in a larger vehicle or have any concerns about access, please contact us prior to your stay so we can discuss your vehicle access requirements.

Space is limited and we can’t accommodate all accessibility requirements, including some wheelchair access needs. Ramps to cabin entrances can be arranged on request prior to arrival.

Read our full Access and Inclusion Statement

There's no minimum stay currently. One night or several, whatever suits.

Yes. All three cabins are adults only, and each sleeps two — or one, if you'd rather have the place to yourself.

Everything for the night is here: Cultiver linen, towels, robes, Tasmanian bathroom products, a kitchenette with a cooktop and dishwasher, coffee, and a private wine collection. Bring food for the meals you want to cook, or add dinner provisions when you book.

A deep black stone bath filled and still at dusk, a copper tap above it, and gum trees against a pink Huon Valley sky through the full-height windows

You'll fall asleep under the stars and wake up above the mist.

$569 a night, booked direct. The best price you'll find anywhere.

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