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.

This is a great friendly lodge which is conveniently located in the Perisher Valley, easily…read moreaccessed on foot crossing the bridge behind the FV Quad Lift and walking up the road behind the Eiger Chalet. When the snow cover is good you can ride from the front of the lodge, straight down into the valley crossing the oversnow route and the bridge and onto to the quad chair. To get your gear to/from the lodge they have oversnow transportation. The lodge has a number of rooms featuring comfortable beds, good quality linen, tea and coffee making facilities and a small TV. Some rooms have renovated bathrooms. There is a great common area with bar, fireplace, plenty of lounges, several large televisions, a good soundsystem, table tennis, 2 pool tables, foosball table, buck hunter and a few other coin video games. The staff are friendly and the breakfasts and dinners are great. Recommended if you are looking to stay on the hill.

Warm friendly for school groups or large groups wishing to visit the snow. The manager has a good…read moreteam of people who can supply accommodation with hearty meals - breakfast and dinner at a reasonable price. This isn't a five star motel, it is budget but still the rooms are very well heated on nights that get below 0 degrees Celsius. The meals are basic but there is plenty of choice for breakfast. Start the day with a cooked breakfast of baked beans, eggs, tomatoes, bacon, hash browns and toast. Yum, and I didn't even mention the porridge! There is a games area across the road for groups and there is a very well equipped ski hire venue there too. Pick the room you are sleeping in. If you are in charge of a group...there is a room right away where you can't hear them! Perfect for me! Ha

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.

Dined here twice in the ski season and had a very good experience both times. Extensive wine list,…read moregreat atmosphere and service that wasn't perfect but made a great effort. The gnocchi was bang on and a generous serve and the mussels were awesome, although nowhere near as good on my second visit. Malcolm, Bernti's host with the most, suggested we dine upstairs after enjoying a pre-dinner drink in their bar. A Thredbo icon and a good feed. Not overly expensive, standard Thredbo pricing!!

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!)

Jindabyne Holiday Park comes with your standard set of holiday park facilities. There are cabins,…read morevans, powered sites and unpowered sites. On my visit I was swagging it (as everywhere else was booked out), and looking for a place I could bag a hot shower and cook a warm meal. Being the middle of winter, hot showers don't come easy, but they are oh so good. And the showers here are good, if you can find your way in through the access control system. On check in you are issued a 4 digit code. This will get you and your car through the front gate, and into the amenities block and laundry block. My code seemed to work most of the time, although wouldn't let me into the male showers in the morning on one side. Perhaps a test of awaken-ness. This code allegedly also expires beyond the checkout time - so don't be late or you might not be going anywhere fast. Another benefit - no keys to lose or return. The showers are hot and with good pressure. There is also a camp kitchen, which although is exposed to the elements by virtue of being only partially enclosed, is heated by a number of strip heaters around the room. The Camp Kitchen has two barbeques, two hot plates, a microwave, toaster, pod coffee maker and a fridge (perhaps useful so your stuff does not freeze in the winter, or bake in the summer). This holiday park is right in the centre of town, a short walk to the local pubs, and directly across from the Woolworths and other stores so its super convenient with everything walking distance. Its right on the lake too and the camp sites take advantage of this by being on the lakeside. The price seems about right for the peak time of the season - unpowered site isn't exactly cheap at $35 for one person, but given the seasonality of pricing around here probably reasonable. It does get cold here in winter too, so bring your warm kit :)

First up - this is not a review of the lodge accommodation just of the bar and restaurant…read more Secondly, Corroboree are right at the bottom of the main slope so grab a drink and watch the night snowboard comp! The new owners are great, Bob and Anna really tried to make sure that everything was just perfect. From the pencils on arrival for little miss 2 to even offering to hold our 4 month old whilst we ate dinner. They were really family friendly. Now word of warning: there is a "Kids Dinner" at 6pm each night for all the kids staying in the lodge, you may want to schedule dinner at a different time if you want to avoid younglings. The menu is a Table d'hôte affair so there is only a limited number of options. Two course for $40 and three courses for $50. To help the chef out they ask you order when you book which is a bit weird. The food was great and even though we only had the two course option, we didn't leave hungry The wine selection is great and the house wine is only $6 a glass (again a great price for a bar on snow) In short, give them a shot!