Chateau Yering Hotel

The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Lovely room . Something a bit different to the normal room. Very welcoming.

Our stay delivered a wonderful and picturesque getaway. The luxurious rooms held a touch of romance and the views were so pretty even in the depths of winter. Exploring the house and the gardens was lovely. Being so close a visit to Yering station for a deliciou wine tasting made for another unexpected and easy to fit in activity. Chateau Yering lived up to any expectations and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience of staying here. The thoughtful welcome gift in our room was a truly unexpected surprise. It was the perfect last night of our overdue wedding anniversary mini-break.

Lovely old style building, rooms were nice and warm despite the cold weather and I loved the bath - though it would have been nice to have some bath salts or bubble bath. Soft mattress which I liked but my partner struggled with. The mini wine and kitkats were a nice surprise however we would have liked to know in advance that the restaurant and bar were not open at night especially given it was a long weekend. It was also a shame that the fire was only on for a short time. We would have liked to have sit by it with a night cap before bed. It seems like a missed opportunity for the hotel to not have the restaurant and bar open. Breakfast was great and really good barista! It was also nice to have a complimentary wine tasting next door at Yering Station.

This mostly went very well. The room was lovely complete with an outside area (with a table and chairs). The bathroom was 'traditional' - it even included a bidet (no I didn't use it). The room was mostly lit by 'lamps' which all worked from the one switch which was very useful. The only let down was that the TV for some reason was only 'standard definition' which meant it only allowed you to watch the ABC, SBS & Channel 9. Very unusual it's safe to say.

Wonderful stay. Beautiful breakfast. Staff were friendly and polite and helpful. Gorgeous setting. We will be back.

Everything about our stay at Chateau Yering was excellent starting with the extremely friendly staff at check-in, our well-appointed spacious room that was quiet and comfortable and great breakfast in a lovely setting

Staff were helpful. Lovely view from our room. Beautiful room.

Big rooms but old world shouldn’t mean dusty and tired. Needed a good clean up and refresh. Cochroaches were not a good addition either!

Location was perfect, and the accommodation was beautiful, had a wonderful stay, and staff were lovely and professional thankyou ❤️

Staff were great and room was equally good with great views from the upper level. There are lots of sitting areas. While the swimming pool was not available, we were not planning to use this. The only slight difficulty was that there was no restaurant for an evening meal, we would have gone to the Yarra Glen pub but this was being renovated also.

Stayed in the Yering Suite. Nobody onsite except for one house keeping staff knew how to light the gas fire in the room. We tried to light it but turns out the pilot light was not lit. Ended up with three members of staff in the room being shown how to use it. No instructions for how to turn on the power to operate the spa bath, it was hidden inside a cupboard. No chef available so restaurant was closed. Bathroom windowsill was full of dead bugs. The bed posts were full of dust. Pool was not in operation and in a terrible state. Paying $460 for 1 night I expected better.

Nice but not great. Cool water. Service staff not that friendly and orders incorrect. I expected more

TV in the room was unable to pick up Channel seven, or go onto the internet. so unable to watch the football.

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Beautiful spacious room with lovely country views.

THE TV RECEPTION AND INTERNET WERE BASICALLY NOT FUNCTIONAL.

Lovely room. Spacious and well appointed. Welcome gift was a pleasant surprise. Bathroom has modern facilities but maintains vintage appeal

Hotel is heritage listed building and is exquisitely decorated with antiques and decor true to its era. We were looking for a place to stay for a family celebration, where we could have dinner and stay the night without travelling anywhere and booked elenors restaurant as well as 4 rooms. Two weeks before our stay they closed the restaurant and cancelled our booking, which meant we had to drive to a nearby restaurant for dinner. It was disappointing and no real reason was given. It took 2 phone calls (via AI answering service) to find out any information. We found the whole hotel is very light on for staff, the pool is in total disrepair which lead us to believe there are budget issues and cost cutting. The rooms are very large and lovely but the air-conditioning is not fit for purpose. We slept with the balcony doors open at night to cool the room down and it was below 30.degrees during the day. Overall it's a lovely historic property but in need of some TLC and additional real life (not AI) staff.

Great property. Nice rustic feel

We were married at Chateau Yering 25 years ago and return regularly for a night's stay, which is always a delight. We love the rooms and the breakfast at Sweetwater Cafe, as well as the attentive staff. We always enjoy a game of backgammon in the Library too, but this time we couldn't get a drink at the bar at 7:30 pm as there were no staff onsite.