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10 years ago
Boutique accomadation. A lovely place to stay. A great location. The room was decorated beautifully, the bedding was of an excellent quality. A very large bathroom with a great shower. Well worth the stay read more
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116-118 Mollison St
Kyneton Victoria 3444
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0412 384 056
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Shamrock Hotel
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Well, this appears to be another of those Shamrock hotels that I seem to be encountering as I…read morewandering around regional Victoria. Maybe it has something to do with the number of Irish that ended up coming out this way, though being located in the Gold Fields probably does give a pretty good reason. Yeah, this pub wasn't too bad, but not a favourite, probably due to the limited beer selection. Yet, I can't really complain as it did have some charm about it.
We went for a weekend lunchtime counter meal. The menu looked exciting, although it was surprising…read morethere was no lamb option for mains. Vegetarian main options were limited so one of our party requested a "double size" arancini entree. Unfortunately she was served two entree plates which didn't seem logical as a main meal. Beer battered fish and chips were good, porterhouse steak was overcooked and a bit tough but the disappointment was the crispy pork belly which was covered in so much unnecessary gravy that it ended up soggy and bland. We felt the meal might be rescued with a dessert from the pastry cabinet - the mars bar cake was delicious but the cherry tart was a bit on the old side and sadly was mouldy in the pastry. All in all, eaten there before and enjoyed it, and even though the service was excellent, we would go elsewhere in future.
Royal George Hotel
(6 reviews)
A craft beer bar out in country Victoria - who would have thought. Well, since it is Kyneton I…read moreprobably shouldn't be all that surprised, and as I've discovered Piper Street is sort of one of those trendy cafe strips, though it still have that country feel about it. I guess coming up to Kyneton has exposed me to that trendy country atmosphere, something that I haven't seem all that much in my other forways out into the bush. As for this pub I have to admit that it's pretty cool, and my friend's whom I found playing a game of pool out the back, thought so as well. They have a decent selection of craft beers, though it isn't a large as some of the inner city offerings. However, what I have come to learn from my travels in the country, is that the staff here are incredibly friendly, and more than happy to help you out.
This is a wonderfully unexpected pub in Kyneton, a little country town just over an hour north west…read moreof Melbourne (directly accessibly on the V-Line from Southern Cross station). It's a proper craft beer bar, offering a wide variety for all tastes, as well as a good selection of other drinks. Also on offer is carefully selected, delicious wine and sumptuous food. There's a quaint little courtyard, a substantial upper deck balcony offering outside seating and plenty of room inside by the bar or in a separate dining area. The warm welcome you'll receive puts many Melbourne bars to shame, and although it's a little on the expensive side, a place like this is worth it. We ordered a pot of beer from Belgium, one of the nicest glasses of wine I've ever had, and a cheese platter. Absolutely delightful. If you're up this way, the Royal George is a must.
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I remember first hearing about Lake House when I was 14. My love of food and cookery was evolving…read moreat the time and I heard of a magical place, near a lake, serving up some of the best cuisine in the country. I didn't get to visit for 20 years but finally, this past May, I was able to tick it off my list of must-do Victorian experiences. My favourite +1 and I have birthday's one day apart so we took each other here for a two day getaway, complete with dining experiences and massages. Just hours from Melbourne, it was the perfect way to relax and celebrate together. What I loved about the experience was that you really didn't need to leave if you didn't want to. The rooms have simple mini bar supplies, but you can always order room service if you want something more substantial. The bathrooms are positively divine and we spent hours soaking in the tub over the weekend in between reading sessions in the living space, strolls around the lake and eating excursions in the main restaurant. Breakfast is served for a number of hours and is so incredibly generous that you can skip lunch altogether then hold out to dinner time which will no doubt be over-indulgent if you've booked yourself in for dinner. A visit here will mean you probably eat, and drink, more than you thought humanly possible but hey that's what weekend getaways are all about, right? This isn't a bargain experience, but you pay for indulgence and the opportunity to truly relax and get away from it all. Forget gifts, this is the kind of birthday present I want every year
Where on Earth do I start...?…read more The Lake House would have the be the best restaurant I've been to in Melbourne (my view - better than Vue de Monde, better than Attica) and only second in my journey so far to Daniel in New York. Food was simply stunning. Between us we had delicious things like tempura quail; 12 hour roast suckling; rabbit cassoulet; a berry-themed share plate dessert with black forest cake, deconstructed strawberry shortcake, raspberry sorbet and raspberry and champagne jelly; lemon and lime panna cotta; and an out-of-this-world antipasto plate with duck and rabbit pates and terrines and heavenly salumi. Petit fours consisted of toffee popcorn, strawberry fudge, shortbread and jellies. Cocktails and organic teas were also amazing. In summer, try to have a drink on the deck before being seated. Atmosphere was upmarket but relaxed. We had a fantastic table in front of the bread and petit four station, which overlooked the lake and hillside. Staff were attentive, friendly and very professional. Cutlery, plates and other trimmings were very special. I fell in love with the multicoloured glass salt, pepper and sugar bowls (which, coincidentally, were also for sale at the Lake House store). It's expensive, but not as expensive as the city hatted restaurants. In my opinion, you don't need an excuse to go to the Lake House; just do it for yourself because you certainly won't regret it (but leave any kids at home)...
Very responsive, as we had a few questions upon arrival. Our unit was delayed being done cleaning…read moreand they offered a bottle of wine to compensate which was a nice thought.
I found a property I liked on Stayz called 'Hisha' (Dalesford). The Stayz website advertised the…read moreseasonal weekend rate as follows: from 18 Jun 2016 thru 28 Feb 2017 price is $970 for Fri/Sat nights. When I went to book it on Stayz, Sandra from Dayget.com.au answered my request by informing that Dayget.com.au would be finalising the booking and the price was now several hundred dollars more. I told her that was false advertising and very misleading but she didn't seen to care or offer a reasonable explanation for the difference in cost. This experience has put me off booking anything in Dalesford especially properties advertised on this dodgy site. AVOID Dayget.com.au at all cost!!!! They advertise one price on Stayz (to draw you in) and then refuse to honour that price when you make the booking. They tell you Stayz prices are indicative only and the booking itself must go through Dayget.com.au which in turn ups the price by at least several hundred (some properties end up almost double the price)... What sort of crappy booking agent is this? I am now looking for properties in nearby towns just so I don't have to go through Dayget.com.au.
This is how wine tours should be done…read more We were picked up from our accommodation by Joe, our super friendly driver and host who's set up base in the heart of the region. Joe's not just a chauffeur, he's made it his business to get to know winemakers in the region on a personal level and proved a wealth of knowledge about who's who, and where's best to go. Heathcote is what the Yarra Valley was 20 years ago. It's a renowned wine region, especially for Shiraz, but it's not properly geared up for tourists just yet, so a knowledgable guide is indispensable. This tour will tend to avoid the lager, more corporate wineries, in preference for smaller boutique venues, where winemakers are often on hand to talk through their product and production methods. This was exactly what I was hoping for - if I can buy it at Dan Murphy's, I'm not interested when I'm on a tour. It's the littler places you'll only fine when here that have my attention, and Joe's too. That's why this kind of tour genuinely supports the local industry. We opted for the day tour, consisting of 4-5 wineries and a lunch. There's also a shorter version where you'll be whisked to 2-3 wineries over the course of a morning or afternoon. Go for the day, if you can. It's well sort it. Joe was relaxed, friendly and talkative in a good way. He was happy to accommodate a stop for coffee first thing, and adjust his plans depending on what kind of venue we fancied visiting or wine we felt like tasting. His suggestions were spot on. We benefited from being the only couple on the tour, but I can imagine a great time being had even if the small van was full. Totally recommended to all.
Fantastic totally renovated accommodation and an international class modern Australian…read moreMediterranean inspired restaurant right in central Victoria. Don't oh past this or you will be disappointed. If the pork shoulder is on have it snd for dessert you won't go past a chocolate fondant or a creme Castilian
Peter's Daylesford Accommodation booking service is relatively new in Daylesford. However the…read moreservice is very professional and they are developing a great list of accommodation in the Daylesford and Hepburn Springs area. I am happy to recommend them to any one visiting the area for a getaway.
Stayed here with my wife last year during a wine and cycling vacation. The nicest staff and a…read morebeautiful heritage building near the center of town. They could use a few upgrades (it's an old building) but I'm guessing the price was so reasonable because they are a quaint country lodge and not trying to compete with the high-end (read: $$$) hotels.
Our group consisted of six adults, and the Midland was exactly what we were looking for in a place…read moreto stay in Castlemaine. Although this hotel doesn't have a restaurant, and is only open on weekends, it is full of charm and very cosy. The rooms were in appropriate style, and were clean and comfortable with modern bathrooms. The Midland is run by friendly owners, and the shop incorporated into the building has an ecclectic mix of high quality goods.
Absolutely charming hotel with both Victorian and Art Deco architecture just by the Railway…read moreStation. Mauro, the host, is a friendly and welcoming fellow who is keen to make sure you make the most of your stay in this beautiful small town. Take advantage of the bar, the charming courtyard, or the magnificent sitting room, which is a real treat. Perfect base for a weekend in Castlemaine.
It is without any doubt that Castlemaine's Taxis are a fleet not to be reckoned with. Armed with…read moreterrific family of taxi drivers who I believe to be of first class standard, they put my experiences in Melbourne with my M40 Taxi card to shame. So often I would be given a "detour" with my card in Melbourne. This is outrageous behavior, but it sadly does occur all too frequently. Not so in Castlemaine, for there is more than an element of trust within the whole fabric of the fleet. Trust between the drivers and all the their passengers is definately the norm and to my way of thinking, it is carved in stone. I also like it how the drivers are always well-presented and above all friendly despite sometimes being under the pump with the demands people in the community needing such good Taxi service. Needing and getting it delivered from one destination to another safely. One can be definately guaranteed of true professional service with Caastlemaine Taxis.They are only a phone call away.
Amazing place to stay! Chris is so welcoming and will go out of her way to make your stay the very…read morebest! The food was great and the place is beautiful :) highly recommend!!!
I stayed in the Lakeside Villa for a romantic weekend getaway with a new love of mine…read more When we arrived at the villa it was quite private. In fact the checkin process did not require us to speak to anyone as we were able to retrieve the key following instructions that were given to us by the owners of the villa. Once we got inside the villa it had great self contained facilities (the kitchen was good for the tapas we had bought with us), an awesome deck and a really great looking bedroom. Some of the decor was a little dated, however it was all very comfortable and relaxing, so I couldnt really fault it. Highly recommend the Lakeside Villa if you are looking for a romantic getaway.