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The place was very clean and tidy, the bed was very comfortable, nice modern and clean shower and toilet. Extra shower and toilet on site as well as them being in my own small home. Very quiet and peaceful at night, good air conditioning, enough cutlery and appliances to make you feel at home as well

Lovely neat & clean motel. Comfortable bed.

Rosie was lovely and very supportive of our busy schedules, offering a later checkout time and lifts between the house and the main street of euroa. We were amazed with the condition of the yard and kitchen / living room. Everything was well maintained and looked inviting. Highly recommend to anyone staying in euroa! Easy and enjoyable walk from main street.

kind staff. free parking

Friendly staff and clean rooms and ease of check in.

Absolutely loved the property. Our girls had a ball and loved Murphy the dog. It was unfortunate that it wasn’t warm enough to use the pool.

I recently had the pleasure of staying in a charming tiny home nestled on a picturesque farm, and it was an experience like no other. I enjoyed the unique opportunity to interact with the farm's adorable residents, including feeding the delightful sheep and Charlie the donkey. Staying in this tiny home on the farm was a delightful experience that exceeded my expectations. It showcased how a well-designed small space can offer all the comforts of a traditional home while providing a unique connection to nature. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or considering downsizing, this tiny home on the farm is a shining example of how less can truly be more.

The place was immaculate, close to everything, well-appointed with comfortable furnishing, everything I needed in the kitchen and bathroom. Heaters in the bedroom and lounge kept it cozy, and the heat lamps in the bathroom added to the ease of getting started on chilly mornings and after long days cycling or hiking. Rosie was accommodating when I asked to extend my stay and had great info about cycling in the area. The gardens were well maintained and beautiful. The patio and backyard gave me options for eating, reading and just relaxing. Easy access through the back door for storing my bicycle in the laundry room, Great snacks, bread and cereal for breakfast, crisps and Timtams. When I had a few punctures, the hosts even provided CO2 cartridges so I could safely continue my cycling. Access to a big screen, smart TV and free Netflix let me switch between watching the Olympics and movies without ads. Clearly one of the best places I have stayed in Australia, and I have been booking places for over 20 years. I hope to go back soon and then in April for the Ride the Ranges cycling event. Great coffee and breakfast at Mely and Me with homemade jams and other condiments. Huge, delicious scones! Also check out the Strathbogie Store after a challenging 20 something km ride out of town. Apple cake served with a smile is the reward. Galls Gap Road is a very challenging ride up from Mansfields Road to Strathbogie but a stop at Polly McQuinns allowed for a nice break. No place to get water or food so be prepared. Going downhill on Galls Gap Road would be a dangerous descent given random potholes, tight turns and no shoulder. Motorists were very patient and gave me lots of room as I chugged up the hill and on the open road where the speed limit was 100 kph. Rosie did warn me about the local cranky cabbie who reportedly feels compelled to scream at cyclists, but I didn't run into him this time. The 400-meter walk at Goorum Falls was also a nice break from cycling..