The serenity! Set in beautiful gardens, the house, built 100 years ago this year, is big and tastefully decorated with plenty of sitting areas, all styled to match the era of the property. We basically had the place to ourselves, but a bigger group would have still found it roomy. Everywhere you look is a vision of yesteryear, and it transforms you into a bygone era of luxury and a slower pace. You have time to read a magazine or chat, sip tea, or play snooker, and take it all the charm this delightful guesthouse has to offer. The bedrooms are pretty, and from the front of the property, in the TV room, you sometimes hear the gentle clack of the passing train. Breakfast was perfect with homemade jam and stewed pears and delicious frittata, and our host, Tim, was delightful. Bundanoon village is quaint but limited in amenities but we had the most enjoyable dinner at the local licenced Thai restaurant, which was a 10 minute walk away, and there were plenty of cafes to pick up a delicious cinnamon scroll for morning tea the next day before travelling home. Our only regret is that we didn't stay an extra day. We will be back.

The personal touch to welcome the guests, the personalised service at breakfast, the tastful and detailed decor of the whole place to create a warm and elegant ambience, it reminds one of the time of Raffles hotel in Singapore. Breakfast was personally served by David, who was the chef and housekeeper, keeping the whole guesthouse (a heritage building) clean! Tim, the owner was just as welcoming, showing us the property and gardens. If you like a clean, quiet, and homely place, look no further. Even the garden grounds are very tastefully done up. There's also a cottage for families and the king bedroom, which are very tastefully decorated by Lucy, Tim's wife, who has a keen eye for details!

It would be useful to have a sheltered car porch for luggage drop off on rainy days and a slope for overseas visitors with bigger luggage to roll on instead of the steps. (I'm not sure if there was a slope for handicapped wheelchair.)

The guesthouse is a beautiful and well-furnished building, super cosy, a lovely welcoming atmosphere with friendly hosts. The breakfast was simply perfect and location stunning.

The only drawback for this property, and I'm not sure if all the rooms are like this, but our room (room 9) was connected to the next room by a thin door. This meant there was pretty much zero privacy - you could hear EVERYTHING from the next room (and I mean everything... even them using the toilet, lol), even when speaking with a normal or low voice, it was like they were in the room with us! This meant we didn't feel we could really relax or talk to eachother without next door being involved, ha ;)

The Owners are exceptionally lovely people and make the Guest House what it is today they have done a phenomenal job of making it warm, welcoming, friendly and relaxing. We liked the location easy to find and plenty of parking the flowers at the front and all around the property are beautiful one of the nicest gardens I have seen in years. Thank you.

We cannot fault anything only small thing would be to check out at 11am as we had come from a Hotel where they allowed late check out at 1pm which allows for a more relaxed morning time. But the rules are the rules.

We loved the history, styling and comfort of the guest house. The hosts, Lucie and Tim were so relaxed and welcoming. We really enjoyed all of the lovely details and the breakfast each morning which was served in the dining room.,It was a lovely two nights in Bundanoon.

We would have loved some bedside lamps as we weren’t able to read our books with the wall lights. We also didn’t realise that there wasn’t daily housekeeping but it wasn’t a huge deal.

This was a fantastic stay in a wonderful historic guesthouse…we could not fault anything. The owners were super friendly, our room was just what we needed after travelling. Beautifully furnished and staged, very welcoming. Breakfast was prepared ready for a help yourself including fruits, cereals, juice and toast. We have booked again for Christmas in July, ready to enjoy the open fires and beautiful lounge area of the house.

No negatives at all

Location was within walking distance to town for lovely cafes and shops. Makers market was on the Sunday we were there and had great variety of art, craft, cakes etc. Breakfast was lovely. Fresh fruit, cereal, toast, coffee/tea, yoghurt and a bacon and egg slice. Rooms and bathrooms were spotless. Shared facilities such as lounge room were comfortable and well equipped. Gardens were beautiful and well maintained. Plenty of parking onsite.

Can't think of any negatives.

Overall facilities of the Guesthouse are great, plenty of space to relax & not be right next to another guest. Breakfast, whilst continental, was exellent. Complimentary afternoon tea served in the guest lounge was appreciated. Gardens were lovely

We had a Family Room, which was a last minute change, but there were areas in the room/ bathroom which were abit patchy. Vinyl flooring in one area didn't match the wooden floors.

I had just finished a very wet camping trip and my gear was soaking so it was very much appreciated that the proprietors were able to provide a large outbuilding to dry out my gear. That's above and beyond our expectations. The breakfast was advertised as continental and it was unexpected and pleasant to have a speciality of the house bacon and egg 'pot' and variations on this for the three days as well as the muesli with fruit, toast and coffee. Loved the background French music.

Everything is getting expensive these days but we might have paid more for a larger breakfast as we are both very physically active

Charming guest house with friendly and helpful hosts. Lovely guest lounge and other areas to sit in comfort and enjoy a cup of tea or a drink with friends. Great choice when travelling in a group. Evening meals available or walking distance to cafes, shops and a pub.

Tea bags in a teapot for breakfast! The guest house has a charming old fashioned atmosphere and vintage decor, so why not offer leaf tea? You have the teapots!!