Nicely positioned resort. Good location. Nicely positioned on the lake. The two storey units are…read morecomfortable and have a number of good and bad points. Good points first. Bedrooms and bathrooms are a nice size. Living area is fine. Nice sized family area and bedrooms. Bad points second. The large downstairs bathroom is at the expense of the kitchen which is very tight and cramped. There is also no oven. You'll have to be an innovative cook to do much here. Most will be a whiz with a frypan or microwave. The spa at the resort is superb. So large you can keep away from others. There's no free wifi which is utterly absurd in this day and age. I was told cheerily that there's free wifi at the ski club next door. Looks like management has done a deal with the ski club and they really won't you to go over there and spend money including on the dreaded pokies. Not for me. I liked the resort but it has a slightly down at heel decaying air, eg broken locks etc. I'd happily stay here again but only if I did what I did this time and spent most of my time using this as a base only.

Had a great time great facilities, very modern looking has a games room, indoor and outdoor pools…read morewith spa and dry sauna. You just need to pack your clothes and buy the week's food. Staff are friendly and you are next door to the ski club offering the usual entertainment there. Right on the edge of the lake so you can do as much or as little as you want!

So, this station is sort of half-way between Sydney and Melbourne (or it could be Wagga, but that…read moreis another story). Anyway, it acts as the terminus for the V-Line from Melbourne, and is also a major stop for the XPT that travels between Sydney and Melbourne. The interesting thing was that apparently they only sell tickets here during set times, but they were open when I arrived, despite the fact that the sign said otherwise. It's a pretty nice station, and has been kept in good order, especially the waiting room. I certainly quite like it.

Further out of town than a few motels and the like, the caravan park suits those on a budget and…read morethe elderly looking for space to lounge. With a variety of shacks available - all a caravan nature - there's space to BYO or tent space beside. With a small creek running along one side and a pond and lake area out the front, you're best afternoon could be relaxing in the sun by the water. The two in charge are nice enough to leave you to your own devices after showing all the facilities, and the others found using the space are usually the older variety or families.

Visit beautiful Lake Sambell Caravan Park in the heart of historic Beechworth for a memorable…read moreholiday experience with family or friends. The park offers ensuite cabins, powered or unpowered sites with clean facilities. Be confident when booking that you will receive reliable customer service and quality accommodation at affordable prices. This is definetly the best park I have stayed in for a long time.

Located close to the heart of Albury, walking distance to food and wine bars, 10 minute walk to the…read moremovies, 3 minutes to a supermarket, a 1 hour drive to the mountains, 15 minutes to Lake Hume, 3 minute walk to the Albury swimming pool or the Murray river. Fantastic location and all you need to make your stay as economical or luxurious as you want it to be. You have all the comforts of home at your fingertips. We found the apartments spottlessly clean, good quality linen provided, a full kitchen, and the botanical gardens outside the front door. What more could you ask for in a holiday lodge that doesnt have resort prices attached ?

This is probably the fancier of the pubs in Beechworth, or at least that was the impressionj that I…read moregot when I stepped in through the front door. Like, yeah it was an okay pub, but not as great as some of the others than happen to be in the area, such as the one that happens to be directly across the road. However, there were some nice beers on tap, so I certainly did appreciate that, though I suspect that this might have something to do with the town being rather touristy. It was okay, but not really fantastic.

Firstly, we had a very friendly bar person. The cider was good and the Brown Bros Fiano…read moreexceptional. At $10 a glass. We got a good recommendation to sit upstairs on the balcony and scan the QR code to order. We had the Chinese fried chicken pieces (better as a shared meal), coconut prawns (good) and Spring greens (Amazing!!) This place is a must visit in Beechworth. We would definitely go again.

Beechworth is a nice enough country town to inhabit a pub at nearly every corner. All have a base…read morelevel of serving ability, but diversify quite quickly after. Named by several as the Pub that Starts With T, the Tanswell's Commercial Hotel is a well-groomed bar and restaurant, with hotel facilities upstairs. The main drinking space isn't the biggest, but noticeably more lush than others you will find in Beechworth. Good variety of brews on tap - from Guinness to the loaves brews - and nice staff that often appear to be running on adrenaline all night. Strangest thing about this place is the restaurant menu. Amazing pieces available - caramalised onion tarts and beetroot salad is a winner - yet the pub staple, The Parma!, is no where to be seen. Not the worst thing to happen, the brews and other magicalness more than makes up for it.

It has kept the old charm of the hotel. Very friendly staff and the vibe was great, something very…read moreAustralian. We tried fish and chips and steak sandwich that were awesome. We also order a cream brûlée for a desert and surprised that the portion is huge! We enjoyed the food and vibe here, very Australian!

This really felt like a typical country pub, and it certainly wasn't one of the pubs that you would…read moreexpect to see all the tourists visiting - they tend to be closer to the town centre. Yeah, I can't say that it was one of the greatest, and the beer selection is somewhat limited, which suspects that they are really only trying to appeal to those who happen to live in or near the area, and the older generation at that. I might fit into that generation, but then again I'm also a city bloke who writes Yelp reviews, so that probably says a lot about my tastes.

Beechworth is a nice enough country town to inhabit a pub at nearly every corner. All have a base…read morelevel of serving ability, but diversify quite quickly after. The Hibernian is a strange name for a pub. The name implies cold winters that are better spent sleeping off than living in. The pub though, with also includes dining area and live bands on weekends, shows no sign of sleep deprivation. The cramped drinking area spews on the path and seating under corrugated iron - a wonderful sound on a hot rainy night. The dining bistro stylings of the rest of it are a little on the tacky RSL side, but not so much that it gets in the way of the fine pub food and social interactivity of le people. Have the Parma!!!

Very busy Monday night. Had extremes in service. Ordered 1/2 dozen oysters and got 12. Then had…read moretrouble getting a second drink while our mains took over an hour to arrive. Veal was great but chicken was dry and hard to cut. Deserts great. Lots of apologies for food but no discounts.

Great service, great rooms, great breakfast. Staff very good…read more We stayed for 3 nights over the Australia day weekend in this Hotel in Albury and found it to be well worth the money. The hotel is a little long in the the tooth but furnishing is reasonably new and rooms have been painted recently. The Hotel is located opposite the SS&A club so a short walk to reasonably priced food although the Hotel's own restaurant is where we started each day with a fantastic breakfast. The staff were friendly and very helpful.