Great place to stay in the beautiful Snowy Mountains. Great people, wonderful suites, perfect views…read moreand great breakfasts. Good for long or short stays. Each suite has a comfy bed, washer & dryer, couch and decent size kitchen filled with whatever you need for making lunch or dinner. They also have pool tables and a pool, so bring a suit or trunks to enjoy it. Walking distance to most things you would need and a gas station next door. So book a few nights and enjoy Jindabyne in style.

Was ok fort the value we got through a Groupon voucher. If I had to pay full price I don't think…read moreI'd pay up the $350/night. The staff however, was great and very helpful. Closely located to shops and ski gear rental. The room was ok for 2 nights but wouldn't stay there any longer than that.

Lovely restaurant, Good service. Much better than the usual mountain fare…read more I had an eye fillet steak, delicious, cooked to perfection and tender. They also have a separate bar with live music, great atmosphere. We came back again for dinner the next night also. We had to try the veal cutlet. Amazing!

Where to start. I am a return customer to Chalet Sonnenhof, and it is as they say on their website…read more" A family owned and operated chalet, where you can relax and put your feet up, or enjoy a sauna and spa, before lounging around the bar". Views of Perisher valley from the dinning room are awesome. Whets your appetite for the slopes while you are eating a delicious breakfast. Quality great tasting meals are included in the package. If you have rugrats (children), or are just chasing a nice relaxing, laid back place to rest after a day on the slopes then this is the place to stay. Relaxed and welcoming to the point that you feel as though you are at home. Thanks to Sharon and Neville for always making my and my sons stay at Perisher a 'home away from home' (my eldest son's words).

From the owner: Chalet Sonnenhof is a family owned ski lodge, situated on the snow in Perisher Valley. Offering…read moreguests ski out holiday accommodation in a warm friendly environment. The Lodge has 17 comfortable rooms, all with ensuite. A large lounge room with an open fire place, a spa/sauna, a licensed Bar and restaurant with majestic views over the mountains of Perisher Valley.

A very basic lodge in the Thredbo ski village. So basic that there is no toilet amenities except…read morefor a bath towel and a small bar of soap. The room itself is dated, with the cheapest room furniture and carpet that needed to be replaced 10 years ago. However, the host Andrew is so friendly! The continental breakfast was pretty good as well, with a few cereal choices/ coffee + tea + juices/ toasts + cheese + salami / fruits. Negative: There were only a few parking spots on the premise so we had to park our car in a lot down the slope (quite a hike up back to the hotel!)

One of the worst hotels ever stayed in. No air conditioning so I have to prop the windows open to…read moreget some air. No Flyscreens so now there's flies and mosquitoes buzzing around my room all night. There are no lights on the roof so one bedside lamp does a room.. no desk in the room to do any work? No cup in the room to get any water.. the fan in my room doesn't work. I would rate this is one of the biggest sh!t holes I've ever stayed in.

Had hoped for a nice country pub experience. Whilst the character of the pub is classic.. the food…read morewas lacklustre. It took a long time to be delivered, steak was flavourless and dull, pork was dry and grey, and in general just wasn't what we expected ... and all for $160, we left most uneaten.

It was really good, great for beginners i would go back definitely very busy towards the front and…read morearound the hotel area but other than that it was great

Absolutely beautiful, sunny days with fresh snow. The area is well looked after and the different…read morelifts up the mountain are not overly crowded. Many school, community or sports groups visit the area and there are all the essential materials ready to hire. The lessons on the snowfields are excellent. The young ski instructors do their best to encourage all level of skiers. A few eating areas but not flash, on the fast food side. A good assembly point for teachers. First Aide Room is also very obvious.

A friend invited me to come along for a 3 night experience and I jumped at the chance of a high…read morecountry riding experience. Had to change dates a few times, and was charged EXORBITANT FEES EACH TIME and our friendship actually ended over how much of a headache trying to arrange things and dealing with them was. I couldn't get any other friends to want to come with me given that there was only a few hours of riding over the 3 nights and it was better suited to a romantic get away. I explained to them all of this and that I had been navigating a difficult separation and the death of my next partner and hadn't been able to book yet for those reasons and as the booking voucher had expired I offered to pay yet more [ after paying a huge amount for 2 people to stay for 3 nights, and hundreds in fees for changing dates.. ] and they proprietors were unbelievably rude, uncaring and refused to accomodate me in any way. These people are the most cold and mercenary capitalists who do not care at all about people and have a lot to learn about hospitality and customer service.

WOW!!!! It was an unbelievable 2 days, I wish we had more time. Justin & Delia's hospitality was…read more2nd to none. The 2 bedroom Lodge was 5 star. The horses were well behaved and the Brumbies just beautiful. Thank you Justin & Delia for having such an amazing vision. Glenn & I will be back again but with more people & a longer stay!!!!!

A trip to the snow is an expensive exercise, a trip to the Station is not & that's it's whole…read morereason for existence; owned by Perisher it provides a cheaper option to stay near the snow. The accommodation is made up of cabins which for the basic level are in groups of four typically including a double bed & four singles plus a large bathroom with separate lockable shower & toilet as well as a a drying room, a small fridge, kettle, tv & some draws & cupboards etc making it a great choice for families or a group. There is also separate family cabins for those who want a touch more privacy. Located about 5km from Jindabyne but they do have a store with ski hire etc two bars, a brasserie, buffet & pizza shop on site all of which are very well priced. The buffet has a wide variety of all you can eat featuring roasts, salads, soup, seafood, pasta , mexican etc for $25 or $15 for breakfast. You can grill your own steak for $20 including a salad & vege bar & a beer. You can also order cheap feeds from the pub such as a kilo of wings for $12 The pizza shop also does bacon & egg rolls & take away coffees for breakfast if you want to grab something to eat on your way up the hill. There is something on every night in the pub such as bands, DJs, bingo, pool comps etc so despite the isolated location you get by. The down side is there is no transport so you have to have a car, you can get a taxi but it gets expensive to do that too often.