Leura House

Great location

The history and pride taken - we even had a tour.

Hyggelig stemning

A lovely historic guest house in need of love. In my room, the blind had no pull, requiring me (a senior) to climb onto the window seat to close it. The curtains were partially off the hooks, the tv remote didn’t work and furniture had missing drawer pulls. One push out window catch was broken which was probably an WHS issue , hopefully they would not let a toddler be in the room as the window seat / wide opening window on the 1 st floor would have been a safety concern. Very steep stairs which were difficult for me as I have hip problems. Very noisy water pipes. I would love to see the historic building treated with the care it warrants…

Nice staff. Hotel is good.

Nice view n friendly people

Nice & quiet - with a perfect location / train & buses

fantastic

Beautiful historical property. We received a free upgrade to a deluxe room! Had a wonderful time. Thank you!

Everything

Overpriced

Good Value,nice and quiet,close to cafe,shops,fresh air,great.

Excellent place to stay with family. Quite and clean heritage house.

Lovely old building, friendly staff, beautiful lounge room, conveniently located.

Nice historic place which is only few minutes walk to shops and restaurants. The room was clean.

A quaint old home, filled with potential — let down by a lack of maintenance and some odd furnishings. For the price, I do expect better quality but would definitely stay again if they could resolve this.

Leura House is a stunning old home in a fantastic location, just a short walk from town, offering plenty of charm and history. However, despite its potential, our stay did not live up to expectations based on the website’s description. One of the biggest disappointments was the lack of an onsite restaurant or breakfast service, both of which were outlined on the website but were unavailable during our stay. Additionally, the room’s furnishings and amenities left much to be desired—the mattress was old and overly firm, and the pillows were so flat we had to purchase replacements from Kmart. Temperature control was another issue. Guests have no control over the heating, which is centrally managed and only turned on when the property decides. With daytime temperatures dropping to 2 degrees, this was far from ideal, as the heating could not be manually adjusted. The bathroom also presented challenges. The shower door was broken, making it difficult to enter or exit, and the water temperature was inconsistent. Despite setting the hot water to its maximum and turning off cold water entirely, the shower was only lukewarm. Leura House has tremendous potential, but unfortunately, due to these issues, we would not return.

Leura House has a lovely ambience - warm and welcoming on the ground floor, especially the lounge area. Finn who was the only staff member on site on Saturday night was checking guests in and showing them to their rooms. As it is a heritage building there is no lift. my room was on the top floor up 3 narrow flights of stairs. Finn carried my suitcase upstairs on arrival and downstairs on checkout. Leura House is good value. My room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the garden and great views of Leura in the distance. The central heating wasnt turned on in my room (plumbing not working on enquiry) and the overnight temp was 6C. I was gettign cold so I got up at 3am and turned on the oil column heater & put on my dressing gown & went to sleep. It will be great when this historic guesthouse offers drinks at sunset and breakfast in the morning to guests!

Excellent staff. Huge room.

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