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Our top choices for Eastern Australia farmstays

1. Basalt Retreat

Killarney

Greg

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

2. Barkala Farmstay

Dandry

Bec

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

3. Scribbly Farm Premium Dome Bush retreat Southern highlands

High Range

Colin

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

2 Bedroom Cottage (Rose Gum) | View from room

4. Whispering Valley Cottage Retreat

Witta

Christopher

includes taxes & fees

6 Aug - 7 Aug

5. Winemakers Cottage, Winemakers Cottage - vineyard views

Red Hill

Christopher

includes taxes & fees

17 Aug - 18 Aug

6. Waterfront retreat w/private dock, kayaks & animal encounters

Tooradin

includes taxes & fees

17 Aug - 18 Aug

7. Avalon Farmstay, Restored 1925 farmhouse. 30min Wagga, halfway Syd-Mel

The Rock

Kathleen R.

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

Standard House, Courtyard View | Outdoor dining

8. Reibey Estate

Lower Portland

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

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Top Eastern Australia Hotel Reviews

Atlantis Hotel, Melbourne

10/10 Excellent

"Close proximity to Southern Cross Station, Skybus and numerous places to eat. The Atlantis is the only Hotel we stay at in Melbourne. Breakfast hot food is only scrambled eggs and Baked Beans but there are plenty of other things to chose from. The downside is we’ve told too many people how awesome it is so if you don’t book early you miss out."

Great Southern Hotel Melbourne

8/10 Good

"The hotel is in a great location and very convenient for getting around the CBD. However, there were a few issues during my stay. The breakfast experience on the first day was disappointing, as the staff member overseeing the breakfast area was not particularly welcoming or helpful. The air conditioning in the room was also not working properly. Most concerning was that a staff member entered the room using a pass key without knocking first, which felt intrusive and uncomfortable, especially since the bed is directly visible from the doorway. Future guests may wish to keep these points in mind."

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