A wonderful experience: delicious wine, great food, impressive art, historic architecture, picturesque location and great facilities, but most of all, fantastic, helpful and friendly staff. Our wine tasting experience was thoroughly enjoyable thanks to the knowledge and generosity of our host. As well as great wines, she also introduced us to the benefits of joining the wine club. Thanks to the can-do attitude of Anthony at reception he promptly applied the wine club discount to our hotel stay. All throughout our stay and dining experience the positive attitude of the staff was evident. The morale of the staff is a credit to the owner. We were also in awe of the indigenous art on display at the gallery which needs to be promoted more - it’s fantastic. Our stay at the Mitchelton was the highlight of our holiday - highly recommended

Champagne on arrival was a nice and un-expected touch. The rooms are nice, plenty of features, the hotel has a pool also, and it feels modern. The pool is heated too (well it was warm so I assume it was). Would stay there again for sure.

The only downside was limited parking under cover. I never had trouble finding a parking spot, however the undercover ones fill up quick, which was only a problem as it was summer and hot when we went there so the car was out in the sun. If it was cooler it wouldn't be so much of a problem. Just gotta find an undercover spot and not move.

We have stayed at Mitchelton Hotel twice before and this time was just as enjoyable. It was out first time with a baby but the staff were lovely, the room was spacious and easily fit our Porta cot with room for play, and the pool was amazing with the weather we had. The views, the river, the restaurants, the wine, the spa. Mitchelton hotel literally has it all.

We would have loved a microwave to be able to heat our baby's food easily, and our room had a slightly damp smell that didn't go away even with airing.

Lovely location, not far from the town of nagambie to allow exploring the lake and brewery as well as Mitchelton wines on site, and Tahbilk just down the road. We attended for a wedding and the setting was lovely.

We probably wouldn’t stay again due to cost, it was a splurge for a special occasion (friends wedding). Some freestanding lamps in the room would allow easier lighting to read and do makeup. Overhead light was a bit bright for bedtime reading.

Being in the middle of a winery has its advantages. Being the restaurant and cellar door. Also, a spa is available for a bit of R&R. There is also an Aboriginal based gallery that is free to enter.

It's borderlining on the overpriced, noting the location and available activities close by. Breakfast used to be included as a part of your stay. However, now it's an added cost, and for what it's worth, eggs on toast aren't worth paying the price charged, but unfortunately, unless you wish to take a quick trip in the car to Nagambie, you havent got any choice but to eat there. The bed we had was extremely saggy, which is not something you want when you're paying top dollar. The temperature control is locked, so for those who want a different climate, bad luck.

We really enjoyed the beautiful and clean hotel rooms with gorgeous pool and surroundings. It was so lovely that we were given a box of chocolates and bubbles as we were celebrating a birthday and post wedding retreat.

We were woken both nights by large groups of people who were loud and disruptive when walking back to their hotel room and gathering in the corridors which was a shame. There was also a large group of about 15+ adults together by the pool who played their own music and took over most of the pool area which was a shame for other guests wanting to relax. I think because the venue attracts events and weddings this could be why there were such big, loud groups. It may help to put couples at the end of corridors to reduce disturbance, we were in a room near to the lifts so could hear all the conversations and good nights with people coming back late in the night to their rooms.

Very hard to find fault in anything. The rooms were perfect, great bed, quiet, fantastic view and everything we needed. Really well thought out. Restaurant meals were great value, and the service was excellent. Wandering around the grounds was lovely, just perfect for a quiet relaxing weekend.

The only annoyance I had was not being able to get a coffee before 8 am

It was great to be so self contained that we didn’t need to leave. It was peaceful and luxurious.

The heating in the room was not able to be adjusted without calling reception. Both nights we struggled with sleeping and had to call during the night to have the heating turned down even though we requested it during the day.

aettings of green vines, bushland, Goulburn River is very relaxing & peaceful, exactly what we needed for a few days

the expresso coffee machine in the room is not great, lukewarm terrible taste coffee drips out, not to mention only 2 coffee pods were provided (1 each cup).

Clean, lovely warm. Open fireplaces In reception & restaurant, great food in restaurant. Fabulous shower, extremely comfortable bed, stocked bar fridge in room. Great pool for the summer and a gym with a variety of equipment.

Very poor lighting In restaurant made it extremely difficult to see the food on our plates. Only Mitchelton wines available by glass for dinner, no choice if you’re not into Mitchelton wines - warms beer & soft drinks for us.