Hotel vicino a Azienda vinicola Keith Tulloch Wine - Pokolbin

“We had a good overnight stay, clean room with easy parking. We did not use the pool, but I must say it looked amazing. ”

“Ok”

“ No negative comment everything was good”

“Room was surrounded by trees and grass; very peaceful. Front desk closed before we arrived but left keys in box. We didn’t interact with anyone as just stayed one night.”

“Plenty of space, lovely to have the outdoor table for dinner - plenty of deckchairs by the pool. Great outlook onto a vinyard and heaps of roos lazing about. Very close to the Hunter Valley Gardens for the xmas lights. Some good restuarants close by.”

“good location”

“Very wide spread property .......room was comfortable but bed wasn't .”

“una bellissima struttura con un ottimo servizio. tutto oltre le nostre aspettative”

“The room was clean but should not be classified as a 2 bedroom. It’s one room with partitions that don’t go to the ceiling that separate the rooms. Villas overlook main road and noise from traffic could be heard. The queen bed was like sleeping on a wooden plank. Bathroom had tiles separating, and laminate stuck to the wall with tape. Outdoor areas look dated back to the 80’s, the whole place needs a lot of maintenance. Not worth the $400 a night, more like $200 at best, if it was in better...

“Clean and spacious with excellent amenities. ”

“あまり清潔では無い。”

“No air conditioning needs air con please n thank you and needs newer tvs ”

“Non c'è male. È un motel dignitoso, non nuovissimo. Va molto bene per visitare la Hunter Valley per la sua posizione. Buon rapporto qualità prezzo. Personale cordiale. Ci tornerei ancora.”

“Staff lovely, room clean, traffic noise loud”

“Very clean rooms & staff are very helpful. I was travelling on a motorcycle with a storm approaching. Man on reception suggested I park under shelter which made it easier to off load my stuff without getting soaked.Great service!!”

“The room was very dirty, ripped paint and broken window blinds. The staff were quite rude, rolled their eyes at questions and made several veiled threats to call the police before even checking in.”