Our family visited last year - it was better than advertised as there were many farm animals, and…read morewe were welcome to walk amongst them in the paddocks. We rented two of the cottages and along with my brothers family enjoyed the place. Friendly hosts who stayed out of our way.

So my wife booked this place mainly because it was crazy close to a wedding on a property in…read moreregional NSW. As many of you may know, the Southern Highlands can be a little pricey. Thankfully we found this place. The owners were nice and we had a few minutes of small talk before they left us to do our thing. The wife is an artist and the husband is into permaculture. So the place has a nice bed with heating pads (nice in autumn and winter in the Southern Highlands). There is an oil heater as well which will make the room nice and toasty if you want it that way. The shower and bathroom is pretty standard, but nice and clean. There is also a kitchen that they stock with food and tools to do your own breakfast. There were some fresh chook eggs as well as duck eggs. It is quiet, clean, and comfy. Great jumping off point for the Southern Highlands and best of all it is fairly priced.

Lovely pub, with great atmosphere Delicious pizzas (we had…read morethe special that day) Great drinks (inc beers and espresso martinis) Beautiful views to sit outside and enjoy on a summers day Would recommend

Let me make it clear, the grounds are beautiful, and whilst we did not stay there, I saw the room…read morethat my Sister stayed in, and it looked comfortable enough. The plans for the wedding were well organised, the reception room was beautifully laid out, but there was absolutely no excuse for the murderous over cooking of both the pork and the beef, not when there are sous vides if you can't handle the cooking of a couple of hundred pieces of meat. At $150.00 a head, I hope my Brother asks for compensation. Dry, over cooked, inedible. The face of my Uncle, who is old school and believes you should eat what is on your plate, was absolutely classic. I have rarely seen any man look more miserable eating anything!

Really lovely outdoor area with great views. They were dog friendly. All the food servings are like…read moreAmerican sizings so be prepared. We ordered the Caesar salad to share and everyone else had the huge beef pies and roast turkey which was nice but unfortunately on the dry side.

Fantastic views from the deck. The food was pretty average for pub food and not cheap. Definitely…read morea great spot for an afternoon drink or two on a sunny day though!

Port, chocolates and home baked biscuits. Pretty rooms, great owners. Pillow menu. Birds and if you…read morelike dogs, you can meet the pound puppies. Two lovely rescue dogs who love nothing as much as to say hello and receive pats and rubs. Breakfasts are very good (I recommend the Eggs Benedict. Mal had the Big Breakfast, and it is huge!) Lots of bird life around. Lovely, lovely place to stay. Close to pretty much all of the attractions. I should mention too, that your hosts go over and above to assist. I had mentioned I needed to go and buy a wrap, as I thought I might be cold at the wedding we were attending. Alyce loaned me one, and upon leaving, we were presented with some tomato seedlings that they had extra of. That's rare.

Surely this place deserves a higher rating than 1 star - being disorganised does not warrant a 4…read morestar deficit. I have stayed here twice, once in the hotel and most recently in one of the private villas (privately owned but part of the Milton Park Country House grounds). Its a short and beautiful 5min drive out from the town of Bowral (opposite the Bong Bong racecourse). The road from the grand entrance at the base of the grounds is a beauty ... windy dirt road through dense bush - enough to make a wannabe rally driver salivate at the mouth. When you get to the fork in the road, the left will take you to the private villas and the right will lead you to the hotel, spa, conference/functions room/tennis courts. The road down to the private villas felt like we fell through the rabbit hole to wonderland - the road narrowed to barely the width of the car as we drove through what appeared to be a fictional village - was ohhhh soooo pretty. The villa was mammoth in size (3bds, 3bths, a beautiful patio overlooking fields and mountains ohhh and given this is Bowral, a huge fireplace to work on our s'mores skills. The hotel itself is charming and old school and I was told the spa is really lovely - a couple of friends got themselves an hr massage each and they came back to the villas in such a relaxed state ... totally had massage envy !! The only negative I could come up with is at night, this place has zero lighting so can be quite an interesting drive back.

Hotel is lovely but totally disorganized. Made reservations for a fabulous family Christmas lunch…read morein August. Confirmed on Christmas Eve. Turn up all dressed up on Christmas lunchtime with the family to no record of our booking. After some time we were shoved into the corner as an afterthought. After 3 hours we gave up and left midway. Hugely disappointed. No positive recommendations to visit for any future events of any importance.

This place reeks of authenticity. It's soooo old. So far it hasn't reeked of anything else…read more One of those places that has secret corridors and corners that shouldn't be there. I haven't found anything younger than 50 years except the beer I had in one of the bars. Right on the golf course, this would be fantastic for a golf trip , as long as you don't need too many mod cons, just olde worlde comfort. I don't think it would be possible to go mad here because it's just exactly like an old boarding school and I'd be too scared I'd get a detention.

Great place, wonderful staff. Nothing to complain about but lots to be thankful for. Looking…read moreforward to my next stay. The staff are kind, sweet and will go the extra mile to please fellow staff and customers. A truly nice place to stay.

A great little heritage listed station. They have a small but very dedicated committee. They are…read moreall volunteers. Several times a year they have a range of events from playing host to the regular Cockatoo Run, the occasional steam train, vintage car days, spring fairs and so on. In October they have the best waratah display you will find anywhere. The grounds are always looked after and they have picnic tables for your enjoyment. They also have the Fettlers Shed Gallery which shows some pretty good art works a few times during the year. The station itself has a local history display and occasionally they have a model train display. They also have a website which should show upcoming events. The website is robertsonrailway.com.au.