Chateau Yering

We really enjoyed our stay with Chateau Yering. The buildings are magnificent and so quiet. Beautiful high ceilings, deep bath, large shower,heated towel rails, comfy room, happy service for meals, loved the devonshire tea, room was large enough for King or Queen bed, a table with 3 chairs, a double seated sofa and single sofa, fridge, TV (albeit small from the distance to the bed), lovely lighting, doors to the outdoors for sitting if you wished (a bit cold to do so when we went), woke up to thick mist which was great. Nice grounds to walk through, including a the Chateau Yering Station where there are large vats for wine etc). Overall a wonderful place to stay and experience. We highly recommend.

The grounds and hotel are like stepping into another era. We particularly enjoyed a hosted happy hour in the drawing room on our first evening, with stories of the mansion and its earliest occupants. Dinner at Eleanors was a treat both nights of our stay, and a welcomed place to relax after treks into Healesville and Marysville. We will definitely be back!

The property is nice and view is lovely. The rooms are spacious and bathrooms are good. However,it appears very neglected and needs updating every where. Also, signage is very confusing and we struggled to find reception area.

This is one of the classiest properties we have stayed at - worldwide! Quality furnishings, such a pleasant room, and genuinely friendly staff. Congratulations to everyone involved.

We went to Château Yerring as a special treat for our anniversary. The staff were fantastic, but we noticed that Chateau Yerring was like a no-frills budget hotel but with nicer rooms. It started off well on the first night with a lovely dinner at the restaurant but the second night the restaurant was closed and there was not a single staff member on the premises after 5:30 pm.. We could not even get a drink or a cup of coffee from the bar, or light a fire in the drawing room, and if there was any sort of problem or medical issue, nobody would know because nobody was there. Other than the family with two small children across the hall from us I think we were the only people in the hotel. It felt a bit like The Shining. The morning of our departure, the restaurant was closed again and we were left with food that we couldn’t eat in our fridge . We were not given an option to choose . The hotel used to offer croquet on the lawn, and there used to be a wonderful luxurious vibe at the hotel, but it felt like management was cutting corners wherever they could and we noticed. The result was that it felt soulless. The staff did their best with the resources available to them, which clearly wasn’t much, and they were all lovely and friendly and helpful, when they were there, but the place was clearly short-staffed.. Also, having to ask to have our room made up in a luxury boutique hotel was a bit strange. We didn’t even know it was a thing because we hadn’t read the small print on the table until we realised that the room had not been touched. This never used to be the case. And in other hotels of this calibre which offer that, it is usually done the other way around where the room is serviced by default and where you can request not to have it serviced . Château Yerring was renowned as a luxury boutique hotel under the previous owners , but we left there feeling disappointed as it had not lived up to what was advertised and what it used to be. If I had known that, I would’ve booked elsewhere to celebrate our anniversary.