Arguably the best guest house in the Orange district!…read more Four of us stayed in one of the two-bedroom suites. The room accommodated the four adults quite easily, with two separate bedrooms, one bathroom (with bath), and an open plan kitchen - lounge - dining area. Some of the things I really liked were: The complimentary breakfast baggie every morning, containing three slices of bread, jams, butter, margarine, flash fruit juices and gourmet muesli; Reverse-cycle airco; Pillow-top comfy beds (even in the double single beds); Plenty of pillow options; Extra blankets (but not required); Comfy couch; Large flat screen tv; Full range of kitchen utensils; Hot shower with broad head (not one of those pissy needle types); Fluffy towels changed daily, so I didn't have to remember which one was mine; Great fireplace and comfy chairs in the quiet reception, if you needed space; Off-street parking; Lovely old-fashioned service, but modern decor and comforts; Centre of town location (just around the corner); TERRIFIC new wine bar just across the road!! If you've got the inclination to stay somewhere a little classier than a motel, then have a look as the prices are really quite reasonable for a share scenario (it cost me under $250 for 3 nights over the weekend, shared cost).

Really comfortable family suite. Clean, well presented and plenty of room. Mini and snack bar…read morepricing was very reasonable. Easy walking distance to shops and cafés in Orange. Indoor pool was a bit small and wasn't heated as specified. But would definitely stay again.

This is a very big motel. It is made up of four or more (we arrived a little late and left early)…read morebuildings with undercover parking. We were at one of the rear buildings on the ground floor but our parking was still under cover with an awning. We arrived late and without a booking but they found a room for us. It had an adjoining room that had two queen sized beds and our bathroom had six towels. The TV had a bit of an issue on a couple of channels but we really hadn't come to Orange to watch the TV so we got over that. The internet worked OK too and was free. Plenty of big trucks passed by out the front of the motel but we couldn't hear them in our room. Fridge was cold but there was no complimentary water so remember to buy your own. We were recommended by locals to go to this one and they were right.

Obviously under new owners or management and they are on the right track. Meals were nice and…read morefilled the plate. Friendly table service in a pub is rare these days and much appreciated.

Really great classic country pub. The publican Ben really…read morehas a passion for good quality food and you can certainly taste it when it comes to the menu options and food quality.

We didn't stay here, but visited for our evening meal. I ordered the half rotisserie chicken meal…read more They were kind enough to give me the two veggie options for sides rather than chips or mash as one. My husband ordered the porchetta meal. They were fine, but we weren't blown away by the flavors. The salads tasted like they had no dressing on it, the rotisserie veggies had two small pieces of cauliflower (which were delicious) and the mini potatoes. The chicken was good and plentiful, but not a wow dish. The porchetta was fatty, but it was made with pork belly, so that's to be expected. Still, the flavor wasn't over the top delicious. Everyone was nice and the ambiance in the restaurant section was less loud than the bar area.

Nice busy bistro. No wonder when you taste the meals. Eye filet Mignon was excellent, cooked to…read moremedium. I wouldn't be able cook myself that well (that's an option too). If I had another day in Orange I would try the wood fire pizza.