Harbour King
Floor-to-ceiling window over the moorings, king bed, rain shower.
- 26 m²
- 2 guests
- Harbour view
Halcyon Quay has 36 rooms, a harbour-view dining room and a rooftop plunge pool, two minutes on foot from the ferry pier.
Floor-to-ceiling window over the moorings, king bed, rain shower.
Under the old roof beams, freestanding bath, sofa bed for a third guest.
Corner suite with a separate lounge, balcony and two harbour views.
Both open to guests and neighbours. Hotel guests get first pick of window tables, just ask at check-in.
Day-boat fish, a short list of grill plates and breakfast until 11. Set menu on Sunday evenings.
Twelve stools, a coal fire in winter and a drinks list built around the region’s small distillers.
8 m, heated to 32°C, open 7 AM–9 PM.
Book 60 or 90-minute massages at reception.
Bikes, free weights and mats, open 24 hours.
Six town bikes with locks and a map, free.
Until 1 PM when we can, free for direct bookings.
In courtyard rooms, with a bed and bowl, $25 a night.
Our location: the Inner Harbour quarter, one street back from the ferry pier.
Boats to the outer islands every 40 minutes in summer.
On the quay from 6 AM, gone by 10.
Free entry, local painters and a good café.
A flat 3 km loop round the headland.
Sun–Thu stays, November to March.
Two nights with dinner on the Saturday.
One night plus ferry and a packed lunch.
We asked for a quiet room and got the Sail Loft at the top of the building. Heard the rigging on the boats and nothing else. Breakfast by the window was our favourite hour of the trip.
The bar staff sent us to a fish place on the market we’d never have found. Small hotel, people who actually know the town.
Travelled with our dog and the courtyard room had a bed and towels ready. Easy check-in after a late ferry.