Search Farmstay in Mount Roland Regional Reserve

"Good enough "

"Lovely location, 1 of only 2 units. Great communication and check in process. Nice shower and bathroom. Outlook nice and can sit outside with views of garden and views. Good value. "

"Great location and rooms as advertised, very enjoyable stay"

"What a fun place. The history of the lodge was great to learn. The domes were great. Loved the outside private tub. The wood stove was such a nice warm touch. We experienced both a sunny day and a rainy windy day. Both awesome. Loved listening to the rain and wind the second night. I had read a review that said it was their best experience of their trip. I totally agree. Brit was awesome and provided us with all the comforts of home and then some. Thanks Matt for providing this awesome experience. Wished we had met you and been there on a music night. Loved your soundtrack. "

"Great base to explore the National Park, enjoyed our meal (a treat) at the on-site Hell-Yers Restaurant. Very glad we’d booked that in advance! The breakfast hamper worked well for us to be able to cook our own breakfast in the morning, before heading on to our next destination. The accommodation was clean and had all the facilities needed, loved the balcony area for a cup of tea and birdwatching late afternoon "

"Our room was clean, comfortable, spacious and well-appointed. It had a lovely view of the bush and afforded an opportunity for sighting wildlife, however the balcony was minute. The breakfast buffet was varied and adequate. The quality of our evening meals was excellent and the staff serving us were friendly and efficient. Given the cost of the room ($450 per night) we were disappointed by the state of the carpeting adjacent to the balcony (see attached photo). This is something that should have been rectified. "

"High quality bedding and excellent host communication"

"All fine and as described."

"Room was spotless and brillant fire and bathroom. Bed was very comfortable..Staff very helpful in all areas of complex. About 5pm wombats and Wallabies roam the grounds. "