Best Yarra Glen Hotels

"^_^, three consecutive nights in Australia to experience completely different local characteristics, following the car hotel, after a hundred years of house, this store is completely rustic style, authentic county style. Staying on Friday, downstairs is a restaurant and Bar, I feel that all the people around are gathered here. The pizza and fish and chips in the store are not bad, and the food around them must not catch up. The only problem is that it is very noisy and noisy. At night, there will be people playing guitar and singing in the restaurant under the floor. Everyone is dancing and invites us to dance together. In fact, if you want to integrate into the local life, you may wish to have a few drinks with them in the afternoon and have fun together. To be honest, I didn't feel too noisy, but I thought it was quite interesting. Hotel facilities can't be talked about, but if you definitely live in Yarra and don't want to stay in a winery or resort's upscale hotel, this may be the only option. I remember the name of the location, Yarra Glen."

"Services were good in general. The indoor heated pool and gym were handy. In-room air conditioning was efficient and cool, which was much helpful on a 40 degree day. However room cleaness wasn't totally satisfied. The glass shelf for tumblers, cups and mugs was covered with dusts. The tumblers, cups and mugs were dusty and some with coffee stains. We had to wash them before using. Confirmed booking details says check-out time 10-11am, but reception advised there would be a $40 fee if we check out after 10:30am. A little harsh and unjustified for such charge."

"It's convenient to drive by car. Follow the white road, Maroon*** HWY, and turn left to Victoria RD. Then turn left at Melba HWY and you will be left. It's perfect to avoid the high-speed route for navigation. Hotel facilities feel old, especially the pool is a bit disappointing! The hotel provides a big bed room according to my request! The welcome letters are all in Chinese :) The hotel has a free 3 boxes of instant noodles (although we have not eaten) and three bottles of Italian mineral water! Surprisingly, the four small pieces of chocolate are delicious! All breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the hotel, full western food! Breakfast is included in the room rate, lunch and dinner for two big ones for nearly $300! The nearest winery is just a 2 minute walk from the hotel. After the hotel reception has received the voucher, you can go there for free 5 kinds of wine! The tasting staff just happened to be a little girl from Shanghai. I was very kind. I bought 6 bottles of wine (can pay Alipay or WeChat). The next day I took a baby to go to the Wildlife Nature Reserve, which is 18 minutes drive from the hotel. !"

"This is a very nice resort. The interior is very clean and large. Bed is comfortable and toilet is good with jacuzzi. You will see kangaroos and cockatoos outside the cottage in the morning and evening. My kids enjoy the stay very much. However you need to either cook your own meals or drive out to eat. The drive is about 15 mins."

"The studio was absolutely beautiful, and the views were stunning. The fresh bread and the well-stocked fridge were such a thoughtful touch. The place was super cozy and comfortable. Met the lovely couple as well."

"Having a wonderful time at De’Vine Escape! The room was clean, the place was serene, the staff and check in were easy. There is also a jacuzzi bath in the room. To top it off, the view in the vicinity was spectacular! Well-worth traveling the additional distance from the shops. Absolutely loved it!"

"The surrounding environment is very good, but it is a bit remote. The room is large"

"Very lovely property. Bedding was very comfortable. Missed cable TV. Our host Rachel has been most helpful prior to our coming to the Yarra. She shared many good insights on driving & moving around the Yarra. Definitely a 10/10 score! Thanks Rachel."

"The rooms were spacious and the beds very comfortable. Had dinner at Bella on Saturday night, which was a real treat. It was a set menu, which meant we tried different meals than we would normally. All were great. The buffet breakfast had plenty of variety and the cinnamon donuts were scrumptious. All in all, a fantastic weekend"

"Location: Can be tricky to find the first time as you need to turn onto Cyril Street. Look across the road for the white building with red writing. Check-in: easy and fast. The man on reception is friendly and organised, just a lovely receptionist. There is a bond of $200; be organised and you’ll save your time and the receptionist’s time. You can pay the bond in cash. Parking: great, BUT there are some permanents living there and so you might want to park away from them… you will see immediately where you should not park :) clean parking area. Seemed organised. Room: very clean, comfortable. There are no knives, forks or plates, but there is a kettle and a microwave. Teas coffees, etc. six milk pods, so maybe bring milk if you need more. Really make sure that you close the door properly or it will seem shut, but not actually be shut and will open :) Good curtains in the room that block out the light from outside. I noticed a fair amount of security cameras outside on the walkway, which was reassuring. Fantastic showers with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. The bed is firm, but I liked it. Would or wouldn’t stay again? Unfortunately, no, not while they are acting as ‘crisis accommodation’. The staff and room were great, but there are some undesirables living there who kept us awake all night. Not exaggerating when I say, did not sleep AT ALL. We were up and down to check on the car - the permanents were screaming, fighting - some real Jerry Springer stuff. I was upstairs and the people next to me had a dog that barked all night, in addition to the couple screaming at each other :/ Downstairs, fighting, screaming constantly. it sounded like something got broken downstairs. A guy on a motorbike kept coming and going, visiting the permanents downstairs and talking super loudly, then more yelling and fighting after he tore off on his bike. I didn’t feel safe; I expected the car to get damaged. I realise those people’s behaviour is not the motel’s fault, but I was so tired the next day that I got a migraine and yeah, still fending it off now, day after. Not impressed with those feral permanents. It’s a shame because the staff and rooms are great"