Chateau Yering

A very good experience although the property is in need of upkeep. Staff were excellent and friendly. The grounds were really nice to walk, but again the grounds and buildings need an upgrade

Overall we had a lovely relaxing break for two nights to celebrate my husband's birthday. The building is stunning and reflects its history. Our room was comfortable, quiet and well- appointed ( especially the bathroom). We also had a balcony which we sat on to enjoy the countryside views. It is notable that there is virtually no room service for food unless you give prior notice to request a cheese platter. Bring some snacks or make the short trip to Yarra Glen for food and drink supplies if you need these. Breakfast was offered for an additional fee in the Sweetwater Cafe. We had a juice, tea or coffee and a good choice of main breakfast dishes all for $35 each. The Cafe is open and bright and we enjoyed excellent service by our two wait staff on both mornings. Do allow plenty of time for your breakfast, however, as it is made to order and it was quite a wait before we received our food. In saying that, the breakfast was plentiful and absolutely delicious ( the crispy bacon is highly recommended!). Finally, there are lovely gardens to walk around and the location is driving distance to many stunning wineries for tastings, lunch and dinner. The staff were all accomodating and personable which certainly helped to make our stay a lovely one overall.

Château Yering is a genuinely unique experience. The building itself is beautiful, full of character and history, and set within stunning gardens that invite you to slow down and take it all in. The rooms are elegant and comfortable, the food is excellent, and the staff are warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming without being overbearing. There’s a clear attention to detail in every aspect of the stay. If you appreciate charm, heritage, beautiful surroundings, and thoughtful service, this is absolutely the place.

What a First Class place, from a booking mix up (that was not their fault ) but then sorted out and removed the stress, to a wonderful welcome when we arrived after a stressful drive around all the bushfires going on, fantastic room, then so relaxing area, to sit and enjoy a few drinks before dining, this place is a haven to get away and just relax, could not fault the staff as all are friendly, ( not familar) and so pleasant and actually ask for feedback to better themself, so many rooms to just wander around and sit in,

Locations is the best part / front appearance lovely . That’s were it stops . Shame needs investment and love … I hope one day it becomes what it used to be .