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Rp2.493.225
Rp2.991.967 total
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27 Aug - 28 Aug
Rp2.809.553
Rp3.371.512 total
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17 Aug - 18 Aug
Rp2.111.372
Rp2.533.647 total
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10 Sept - 11 Sept




4. The Horn of Plenty
The Horn of PlentyTavistock
- Elegant hotel offers luxurious beds, personalised concierge, and garden views in historic district.
Rp3.709.724
Rp4.451.669 total
includes taxes & fees
27 Aug - 28 Aug
Rp1.812.269
Rp2.174.723 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept
Rp1.628.691
Rp1.954.430 total
includes taxes & fees
19 Aug - 20 Aug
Rp6.736.027
Rp8.083.135 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Sept - 7 Sept
Rp3.596.995
Rp4.316.394 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
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Top Launceston Hotel Reviews
New Continental Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western
8/10 Good
"The hotel was very good in all aspects, cleanliness and staff especially"
Copthorne Hotel Plymouth
8/10 Good
"Rooms are tidy but very worn in. Underground parking is decent and secure. Breakfast is okay."
Leonardo Hotel Plymouth
8/10 Good
"All ok for the price."
Camelot Castle Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"I booked this place for the views, and the beautiful sunset certainly didn't disappoint. The building itself is stunning, and the lounge is fantastic—absolutely full of interesting paintings and knick-knacks to look at. However, the stay had its downsides. The building is in a bit of poor condition, with visible water and other damages here and there. The parking lot is also completely unmarked and has an awkward shape, making it feel crowded and a bit hectic to navigate. As for the single room, it was acceptable but felt a bit like staying in the servant's quarters of a big mansion, especially after seeing the grand lounge. The en-suite was just a tiny, self-contained bathroom unit added to the space. It wasn't the most enjoyable part of the stay, but it did the job."



































