Yeagarup Hotel Guide - Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree hotels in Yeagarup, Australia.

"Good "

"Surrounded by a National Park with privacy plus. The only thing we couldn't seem to access was the internet connection from the main house and tried multiple times at that spot... but wouldn't accept the password we were given. But didn't worry too much as we had our music and boom box, plus was able to work out accessing the DVD's on TV. It truly brought us back to our times before we even had phones, and was able to catch up on our sleep and recharge ourselves in the magnificent grounds and cottage for the weekend. Thank you!!! Jacqui"

"A very cosy and conveniently located cottage. Red Robin Cottage is in keeping with the local cottages and had everything we needed."

"Lovely chalet in the forest. It would be better if we had connection to WiFi. There was no mobile data connection with Vodaphone."

"No easy chairs to relax on, only fold up chairs in the kitchen area. A sewerage smell like dirty drains. The retic came on at 7.30 in the morning waking us up as it was hammering against the outside wall and not going over the plants. The kettke the tap to fill up. No instructions on how to work the TV. Very tight parking area for our chalet. Glad the night we had there was for a necessary event in town and not part of a holiday"

"House was beautiful with lots of lovely features. Rooms were well equipped; the outside setting was great for afternoon drinks.Host was quick to respond with the questions I had during the stay.Would highly recommend "

"Basic but clean and spacious accommodation with lovely view of the lake. We didn't get to use the facilities as arrived late and left early but the food in the restaurant was good and the staff were lovely."

"My husband and son went for the weekend and said it was absolutely lovely and very relaxing. I am looking forward to going next time "

"Lovely property, tranquil setting, attention to detail in the presentation of the accommodation and great hosts. Thank you for a great stay. "