伍爾默斯莊園酒店(Woolmers Estate)

This was an experience. Having the estate to ourselves and a few other guests out of hours was lovely - wander the gardens in peace and at sunset. The coachhouse is old - of course it is - it was built in the 1800's but lovely and with character. The staircase is steep and narrow - so if you have reduced mobility then probably not the best choice. The resident rooster happily woke us around 5am! but all part of the charm. We really enjoyed the House tour also as part of our stay and of course the Rose gardens at the perfect time of year. Everything on hand that you would need.

Loved the emersion into the past at this very special historic establishment. Staff were lovely and guide on the house tour was highly knowledgeable. We had a great time.

It’s 200 years old has good heating , it’s so peaceful and serene, if your after 5 star luxury this is not the place if you like making a fire and peace and quiet among history this is it , can’t wait to take my parents back

The $5mil dollar entrance has been done well. The cafe / restaurant was wonderful (excellent food and coffee) and the rose gardens aplenty. The rose gardens need attention (I believe they are run by volunteers). The house tour could have been made a little more interesting as it is an incredible time capsule. We were advised that we weren’t allowed to take photos in the house as Woolmers don’t want people to put it on social media and then not visit in person. I think they need to rethink this strategy as its a bit of a hidden gem and definitely needs more people going through it to give it the attention it requires to make it work. Definitely suggest visiting Brickenden afterwards as it is just down the road and you can take as many photos as as you like .

The estate is beautiful and we enjoyed the tour of the Family House. The guide was informative, interesting and passionate, but it was a squeeze with 18 people so in some rooms we didn’t see very much at all. There is ZERO social distancing and no-one else was wearing masks. There was no acknowledgement of country - online, in materials or by the guide - and literally no mention at all of First Nations people and this was very disappointing.

We stayed in the historic Blacksmith cottage and the inside was comfortable and with modern facilities. We could wander the grounds and have an excellent tour of the house. Could improve on the teabags. Excellent stay.

Set within the secured parameters of the original 1817 estate, staying in the Cooper's Cottage was absolutely delightful. The self-contained accommodation was well-appointed and the amenities were excellent. Sitting by the fire was super relaxing and there was plenty of wood and kindling. The evening wildlife is so tame and the morning roosters are just priceless. The road to Longford was flooded, but there were groceries available in Evandale and Perth, as well as the longer drive around to Longford. It's unclear if the water is bore or drawn from the river, but it's worth noting that it is tinted orange and the Estate supplied 10 litres of drinking water. This place is absolutely super value for money, with one free Estate tour included with the accommodation and a very cheap option to extend into other tours too. We loved it and the flowers around our cottage were just delightful!

We were overwhelmed by the beauty of the Estate and the experience was wonderful, personal and so relaxing. Being able to walk around the the rose garden early in the morning, sit on a bench and just soak in the peace and quiet and then swimming in the river. Thank you ever so much xxx

Loved our cottage The Gardeners Cottage. Was away from the other cottages, quiet and peaceful with the Rose Gardens bordering our back yard. Was disappointed there was nowhere to eat.