Decent pub food. We…read moreordered garlic bread, bruschetta, a lamb burger, steak and the surf & turf, which came to $95 for the 3 of us (3 mains and 2 entrees). It was all quite good food, exactly what I would have expected for the price we paid (Which was quite decent). They had quite a large menu and it is actually really nice out back (the front of the building looks really dark but out back it is actually light and open).

We recently stayed in Scone for the weekend and chose here for dinner because of the appeal of the…read morebuilding. Clearly a historic hotel and is being or has been refurbished to capitalize on the area's history. Plenty of parking at the rear. First we walked in through the rear beer garden where there appeared to be some type of presentation occurring. It stopped and we were glared at until entering the building. Went to the dining room area because of the kids and ordered our meals. Went to the bar and was made to wait while every apparent local got served before me even though arriving after me. The meals were Sydney CBD prices and not that great. Some of the meal was dropped on the floor as it was brought out. The guy apologised but left the food on the floor. I picked it up later when it was clear he wasn't going to. One of my kids spilt his drink and I asked for a cloth to clean the table up. I was directed to the napkins and used half a packet! The wife had a pasta dish which was very ordinary to top it all off. Disappointing experience but in love with building's appearance and condition.

very comfortable room,good amenities, good bed. Attached Chinese/Thai restaurant is licensed and…read morefood is excellent,in all a pleasant experience

Immaculate serviced apartments with lots of nice touches, and a lovely 20-minute drive through wine…read morecountry to the best vineyards in the region in Polkolbin and Broke. The furnishings are all brand new and the appliances and kitchen immaculate. Nice to have a washer and dryer too. Located in a quiet corner of sleepy Singleton, but very close to some superb restaurants and the more bustling (and touristed) parts of the Hunter. We came at Easter and found a basket of eggs and a bottle of wine on arrival--a lovely touch.

Good value motel in a convenient location close to town, pubs & restaurants with spacious, clean…read morerooms & friendly, helpful staff. The newer rooms are a touch larger with queen beds rather than doubles.

Older style motel. Rooms a little bit tired. However, very clean and quiet. Bar does not open till…read more5 pm - which was a bit frustrating. But over all was a good place to stay. Staff very friendly. Would stay again and can highly recommend

We were on the bike in 38 degrees we stopped here to get out of the sun for a while and we were…read morepleasantly surprise it was a well furnished comfortable environment and we decided to stay for lunch the food was good and huge servings far too much for us to eat but what we did eat tasted great alot of children in the bar area ment we didnt stay for a drink but it was a nice place for lunch and to rest for a while i would probably suggest moving the kids gaming things to a room off the restaurant instead of next to the bar but that didnt effect our visit much

The park has had new owners for the past nine months, and they appear to be working very hard to…read moreget the place a better reputation. Lots of renovations to happen apparently. The owner has bent over backwards to accommodate out large family, he even wanted to refund us when the lights malfunctioned in our cabin. The facilities are clean and serviceable. There is a decent sized pool with a toddlers shallow section too. Playground, bbq, laundry and free wifi. Pets ok. The Giants Leap NP is at the back gate of the park. Worth the hike up the mountain to see the amazing views. Next door is a cafe with general store. Across the road the local Inn has really good food. Roaming Bantam chooks with their chicks was a lovely little bit of added charm.