Myrtleford Hotel Guide - Nimmo Bridge Reserve hotels in Myrtleford, Australia.

"Would recommend this accomodation, friendly staff, nice room with modern clean bathroom, very comfy king bed & the breakfast was delish. "

"I stayed for one night. Was warned that it would be noisy with music and bar guests. It was perfect for me. Right in the heart of Beechworth. Morning walk was amazing. Everyone one friendly and accommodating. Shared bathrooms which I didn’t mind at all and was clean. "

"Lovely property."

"We stayed in a beautiful suite in The Brewers House for a 2 night getaway to relax and reset. The gardens are gorgeous and the suite is modern with a beautiful big bath. The hosts provided some lovely little touches like complimentary soda and cordial from Last St brewery (definitely worth a visit!) and beautiful luxury shampoo and conditioner to shower with. There is a lovely swimming pool available to use as well. The Brewers House is located in a quiet street but only a couple of blocks away and easy walk from shops, Cafes, Last St brewery , Beechworth honey, as well as the historic courthouse and gaol. Absolutely perfect couples getaway! 1000% recommend."

"Brilliant location. Clean comfy well appointed room and surrounds. Friendly knowledgeable staff. "

"Fantastic stay at Beechworth Cedar Cottages. We stayed in 'Ah Yet', which was incredibly spacious and very clean, with a wonderful outdoor deck area overlooking beautiful gardens. We were very impressed with this cottage and location (a short walk into town) and would highly recommend this to anyone."

"Great location, everything we needed (-:"

"Perfect stay for budget trip to skiing at Falls Creek or Mt Hotham. Have personally stayed here several times over more than 10 years and never been disappointed. The decor may not be to everyone’s liking, however the comfort, quietness and cleanliness cannot be faulted."

"A very comfortable twin share room with two beds including one queen sized bed. Couldn’t fault the room, the greeting at reception, however during the depths of Winter, arriving at 6.30pm, having the front window shut and perhaps some low setting of heating would have been more inviting on arrival. Even after more than an hour with the heater then put on, the room had only partially warmed up. Even then sleeping at night time was best with the electric blanket on a low setting. Perhaps if I’d personally informed the property of my likely arrival time might have prevented such a problem of a freezing cold room on arrival."