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Luxurious Suites with Free WiFi and Private Balconies
At Chateau Yering, experience the epitome of tranquility and romance in the heart of the Yarra Valley. Set on a picturesque 250-acre estate overlooking the Yarra River, this heritage property invites you to explore vineyards, fruit farms, and charming villages.
Rich Heritage and Elegant Architecture
Dating back to 1854, Chateau Yering stands as a testament to grandeur with its historic roots and elegant gardens. Each of the 32 suites is a blend of antique furniture and fine art, complete with a spacious marble ensuite and a private balcony offering breathtaking views.
Fine Dining and Versatile Event Spaces
Indulge in gourmet meals at Eleanore's Restaurant, relax at Sweetwater Cafe, and discover event spaces perfect for any occasion. Whether for a small gathering or a grand conference, Chateau Yering caters to all needs.
Immerse yourself in history, nature, and luxury at Chateau Yering - your ultimate destination for a harmonious retreat in the Yarra Valley.
Please note that there is a 3% charge when you pay with a Diners Club or American Express credit card.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for AUD 25 per person per night when using an available cot.
People 4 years old and over stay for AUD 90 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are not allowed.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Everything, this hotel is a perfect get away gorgeous hotel, amazing room, cloud like bed, amazing friendly staff that go beyond the word hospitality, a perfect weekend! Will be back again and again!!!
Absolutely nothing to not like!!
Staff very friendly and informative
Bed was extremely soft, which set off my back pain.
The restaurant is currently closed which meant having to drive after day off wine tasting
Location is excellent - beautiful gardens and lovely old building and friendly staff
My couch and seating needed to be re-apholstered -very uncomfortable and horrible to sit on.
Considering we are in the yarra valley would have been nice to have a fire-but as no staffinf none available
We liked the decor and the atmosphere of the place. The gardens were lovely to walk around. We also enjoyed the view around the chateau.
The facilities were lovely, but not very well maintained. The spa had broken jets and dirt along the side, the back of the TV unit was falling off, the balcony had rotted wood all along it and the fridge was making loud buzzing noises the whole evening. We knew that resturant was closed for dinner for some reason, but the hotel didnt offer any other alternatives for food, other than a cheese board. The room that we recieved also looked alot different from the photos online. There were also no staff around after 5pm and no one serving drinks at the bar the whole time we were there. We checked in at 2pm and we felt very alone.
Quiet and relaxing environment. Stunning old building, huge rooms with comfortable bed and antique furnishings
Nothing to dislike
It still has the classic charm about it - a sense of yesteryear
I’ve stayed here many times over the years and it just isn’t being invested in anymore. So many examples; Pool was empty, tennis court covered in moss, restaurant shut, only one open fire in the drawing/waiting rooms, breakfast no longer included, no local produce in the rooms (small bottle of Adelaide based wine provided but we were in the Yarra valley!, Lipton tea rather than boutique, nothing in the fridge, old tv, etc etc). It no longer has any attention to detail or anything that feels classic.
Whole experience was excellent
Nothing!
The staff at reception were lovely
The signage in the driveway very confusing .Needs to be made clearer We all got lost following signs not clear at all looks like it's a deadend and no entry but you have to turn there .We booked 3 rooms and all had trouble how to get to reception
Excellent breakfast, the room was quite pretty.
TV in the room didn't work, no bathrobes despite being told there were, room wasn't cleaned as we hadn't informed the front desk by 9am (we didn't know we had to do this!), hard to find staff when needed (the receptionist left at 5pm and it was as though we had the place to ourselves). We had to let other guests in the front door as they couldn't use the access code after 5pm and there was no one to open the door! Outdoor furniture was very tired.
The setting, views and surrounds were amazing. The Chateau had several shared spaces whuch were sumptious to sit in eg the Drawing Room, Library and several nooks where the corridors changed directions. Our room the Stable suite was large, beautifully appointed and very comfortable.
Complimentary bottle of red wine, chips and kit kats was a nice touch.
Overall it was a lovely stay but for the price, there could have been more attention given to the details. I felt the owners banked too much on the fact that the spaces were beautifully appointed but it needed more...
I chose the Stable Room mainly for the spa bath. Unfortunately the spa was not working. I messaged management early that afternoon but did not get a response toll after we had checked out the next morning. It was terribly disappointing as I was unitially going to book the Melba suite which was cheaper and had a much larger room and bed but ended up selecting the Stable Suite for the spa.
The property also felt disjointed - the hotel, the winery and the restaurant had a disconnect. We booked high tea at Eleanor's - the setting, decor and views were first class but at $80pp, we had 4 bite sized savoury items and 5 bite size sweet treats each which I felt was really not quite justifiable. It was hubby's landmark birthday and he got an extra plate of goodies (4 items). For that price I really expected far more. There was emphasis on the fact that tea and coffee was bottomless... that certainly did not make up for it.
There was a master light switch - none of the lamp switches worked if this was not on. It was located on one side if the bed and sadly we discovered it in the morning. A more detailed instruction sheet would have helped or have this turned on before we arrived.
The outdoor seat overlooking the valley was lovely. I would suggest cleaning/ hosing these down before guests arriving.
The TV didn't gave any signal. Noting this is not where you would choose to watch telly but if you are going to provide one, it should be in working order.
Beautiful accommodation, it is well kept for a historic chateau. Rooms were big and warm. We loved the balcony
We loved the character of the buildings and their obvious historical background. That was complemented by how well they were modernised for comfort and service for example the quality of the bathrooms.
The television was the only issue we had but that was minor in the scheme of things.
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