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We didn't stay too long because we were flying out the next day, but locals were friendly, food was great - plenty of choice. Not too crowded, some nice shops - antiques, bakery etc. Easy location to walk around or drive.

Everything centrally located along Wellington Street. Can recommend the Country Club Hotel for dining. Being a long weekend some places were shut, in particular a couple of homewares shops and a cafe. Woolmers Estate and Brickendon Estate worth visiting.

Longford has so much too offer . Woolmers Estate is a must and neighbour Brickendon estate. The history of the second estate will give you a insight to Woolmers family history it’s fascinating. Also Longford is close to the Evandale Market don’t miss it. Launceston, everything is close. We came for 2 nights and stayed for 7 didn’t want to leave.

Bustling historical township with friendly people and charming architecture. Plenty of eateries, close to Launceston. Some lovely shops and very peaceful most of the time. This weekend the town was a buzz with hundreds visiting the Open Gardens festival, like myself

The streets were easy to get around. The shopping was varied. There were plenty of cafes and the iga and hill street grocery were friendly and great to get food from. I ate at. Sticky beaks just across the road.i loved the closeness to other towns. The people were very friendly.

It is often nice whilst being a tourist to have comfortable chairs or 2 seater lounge for seating. I realise size of the room dictates putting in arm chairs. For this reasin I would never book a motel room.