A boutique hotel at nine hundred metres, where the kitchen runs late and the cellar runs deep. Fifty-two rooms, recently renovated. Forty cellar doors at the door.
Linen-cotton blends, blackout curtains, real desks, deep tubs in the suites. Every room renovated within the last eighteen months — we did not add a single new one, we made the existing fifty-two better.
A small collection of stays at gentler rates — bundled around the way our guests most often visit Orange.
Family
Two interconnecting rooms, breakfast for four, and an after-school activity pack. Composed for the long weekend.
Romance
A Luxury Room, sparkling on arrival, late check-out, and a private cellar tasting for two.
Cellar
Three cellar-door tastings, a sommelier-led dinner with paired flights, and a half-day masterclass at Mortar & Pestle.
Golf
Two rounds at Duntryleague, a cart, and a long lunch at the clubhouse. A Superior Room and breakfast both mornings.
Outdoor
A sunrise balloon flight, the Mt Canobolas hike, picnic from the kitchen, and a Standard Room for two nights.
The kitchen, the cellar, and the small intuitive things that turn an evening into something worth remembering.
Seasonal Australian cooking. One chef, a small team, the finest of local produce. Vegetarian and gluten-free always represented.
Two hundred and twenty bottles, one hundred and forty from Orange and the Central Ranges. Flights at dinner; bottle-shop service for the room or the road home.
Intimate ceremonies, conferences, gatherings. A dedicated function space for small occasions to ones of consequence.
Hand-picked tours and tastings, curated through our concierge. A cellar tour, a sunrise balloon flight, a Mt Canobolas hike — composed before you arrive.
Stayed three nights for our anniversary. The wine list reads like a love letter,and we will be back.
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Three and a half hours west of Sydney, at nine hundred metres in the Central Ranges. A short walk to the main street; a short drive to almost everything else.
