Peppers Craigieburn Resort

Lovely location and reasonably priced accomodation including breakfast. Staff were friendly and lounge areas were cosy with fire places. I would come back again

This was a great stopover, gardens were beautiful. The restaurant was great, service excellent. Had a game on the billiard table. The room was clean, comfy and quiet.

A beautiful heritage building on acres of gardens with 9 hole golf course. Staff great, what more could you want. Recommend.

Not so much great facilities

Out of the way , expensive but nice & Cosy , especially if you wanted to stay a couple days to play Golf Great open Lounge sitting areas Wood Burning Fireplace.. in Winter. JMO

The attraction of Peppers Craigieburn is the historic late 1890s homestead set amongst wonderful gardens and the green rolling slopes of the surrounding golf course. On arrival we wandered amongst wonderful bell shaped Enkianthus, candel larkspurs, lupine, roses starting to pop their heads out, blackbirds jumping amongst the hellebores. Probably as a result of not booking our room through our member’s All Accor website combined with our request for a ground floor room (there is no lift to service the upstairs balcony rooms in the old section of the hotel), we were allocated to a room in the ‘new’ section on the ground floor. Pros include the historic home with common rooms full of comfy country lounge chairs and fireplaces and well kept gardens (a real wedding venue), the quiet off road country setting, above average hot and cold buffet breakfast ($28 pp) and efficient friendly staff - our TV was stuck on HDMI not TV - the staff immediately fixed it. Cons - the tiny room (#57) where the bathroom floor area was smaller than that of the shower and the air conditioner even though it was turned off, seem to emit a hum during the night. Also, at check in staff failed to mention that our room could be accessed from the side carpark which is a level entry access, so we hauled our heavy bags up the front set of stairs past reception to our room. Must book an upstairs balcony room next time and ask for assistance with the bags. Would stay here again.

We are fortunate to find Peppers Craigieburn because the hotel is pet-friendly. So, our beloved dog Hachi can travel to Bowral with us. The hotel is a heritage building that has beautifully preserved its old-world charm. It has a vast and well-manicured garden for us to take a pleasant walk. Centennial Vineyards and Bowral shops are within 10-minute drive. The hotel room is clean. Staff is helpful. Overall we had a very nice experience at Peppers Craigieburn. Will definitely come back!

Lovely facilities and very quiet

Beautiful golf course view

Beautiful property

A beautifully restored old manor house with stunning gardens. Our room was rather small but spotlessly clean and it was fine as we didn't really spend much time in there. We were attending a wedding at Centennial Winery and Peppers Craigieburn was the perfect location....less than 5 minute drive away. The staff were friendly and helpful & the lounge/bar area was the perfect meeting spot/ nightcap spot with plenty of seating and cosy fireplaces.

Mouldy wet carpet in my room

Bathroom and shower had mould that clearly missed multiple inspections or adequate regular cleaning. Hotel is tired and needs a renovation. Carpets in room were stained and filthy. Overpriced. Staff asked for an email on checkout, but hotel failed to reply. checkin was below average. Would rather not stay on Bowral than stay here.

Amazing grounds but the hotel is rundown. Room was extremely dusty and full of cobwebs. Toilet seat was loose but we were unable to fix so notified staff upon check out. Love sitting by the fire places but not all were on.

My room was not cleaned between days. Tea, milk were not replaced. Tray with food remains were left outside another door for more than a day.

We loved our stay. It was the perfect escape from busy city life. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the staff incredibly friendly, and my favourite part was the fireplaces in the lobby and common areas, ideal for relaxing and enjoying a good book.

The rooms were nice and clean

A charming place to stay, beautiful grounds, rooms with fires for ambience /coziness. Staff were very helpful . Our room was clean and bed very comfortable.

One night stay at Peppers Craigieburn was delightful and refreshing. A lovely property with a relaxing vibe, gorgeous grounds and spotlessly clean. I look forward to another stay soon

Room was good but the glasses and cups were not changed daily and no top up’s for tea bags and coffee

I didn’t have a pet. Room only had a double bed on wheels on a timber floor so it was a little difficult for older people to get into bed without the bed rolling. Our bathroom needed a bit of plumbing renovation also, as shower was dripping and we felt like we were being tortured and the room position wasn’t great either on staff entrance. I was very disappointed as I was really looking forward to our stay.

We had a great stay. My only criticism is that our petite room we booked had no indication anywhere that there was a terrace used by all guests on the back of the rooms. We didn’t even know we’d have access to this at all. It was very loud early in the morning with other guests not respecting others letting their children run up and down, screaming and adults talking loud and dragging chairs. It was incredibly noisy. If you had some signs on the terrace and info in the booking section and advised everyone at check in, this would help everyone respect others and followed by all guests. Even paying an extra $200 for the balcony room thinking it’s private, only to find out upon check in that it’s shared anyway as was the petite room. These finer details upon booking would make a big difference on room choices or prepare for lack of sleep in the morning.

A beautifully restored old manor house with stunning gardens. Our room was rather small but spotlessly clean and it was fine as we didn't really spend much time in there. We were attending a wedding at Centennial Winery and Peppers Craigieburn was the perfect location....less than 5 minute drive away. The staff were friendly and helpful & the lounge/bar area was the perfect meeting spot/ nightcap spot with plenty of seating and cosy fireplaces.

Stupidly small room and bathroom. Noisy listening to water whenever someone flushed somewhere. Ineffective (very old) room heater

This is a beautiful old property set in loavely grounds. The rooms in the newer part of the property are small and quite dark and not what you would expect for the expensive rate that they charge. There is no soundproofig in the room so you can quite clearly hear people talking in the coridoors as they go to their rooms. The room was clean and tidy.The staff are friendly and helpful

Room was tiny. Bathroom tiny. Parking area was dusty. Hotel needs upgrading badly. Will not stay there again.

The gardens were really lovely, and some cosy places to sit inside by the fireplace. But that is about where it ends. The place is really tired and old. The rooms and bathroom were cramped in the extreme, and either their pictures on the site are misleading or we did not get put in the room type we booked. The housekeeping team are the loudest and most inconsiderate of guests that I have encountered. Dont expect a relaxing start to your morning. A lot of basics were not met, like the shower gel was empty and clearly had been for a long time. Luckily the shower had plenty of very hot water, since the heating did not work. It was all really not acceptable for $400 per night. Wanted to love it but unfortunately dont think I would go back, with so many other lovely options available for much lower price.

Nice gardens, good facilities. Rooms a little small and packed in like a rabbit warren :)

Lovely surroundings and beautiful old building with luxe feel. Welcoming check in experience. Room and ensuite was a little cramped however, and double bed instead of queen is unusual these days. Toilet seat also too small for bowl and meant you were sitting directly on porcelain. Meals a little overpriced too, though the dining area is very cosy and welcoming. Good for a single night stay but probably wouldn’t stay any longer.

Lovely old building. Room very clean and neat, but only accessible from an external verandah. Not conducive to cold weather. Need to check location of rooms in advance of an online booking.

A beautifully restored old manor house with stunning gardens. Our room was rather small but spotlessly clean and it was fine as we didn't really spend much time in there. We were attending a wedding at Centennial Winery and Peppers Craigieburn was the perfect location....less than 5 minute drive away. The staff were friendly and helpful & the lounge/bar area was the perfect meeting spot/ nightcap spot with plenty of seating and cosy fireplaces.

I am very disappointed given what we paid items not working broken and very poor staff help

My room was not cleaned between days. Tea, milk were not replaced. Tray with food remains were left outside another door for more than a day.

Just ok. This property needs some maintenance and a good refurbishment it’s very dated. Ambience was very flat. Staff ok but not attention to detail. We ordered a coffee that never came. Table tops needed to be cleaned. Reception staff appeared to be wanting to be elsewhere. Room had musty smell and small compared to other hotels in area. I won’t be coming back any time soon if ever. Disappointing stay.

The attraction of Peppers Craigieburn is the historic late 1890s homestead set amongst wonderful gardens and the green rolling slopes of the surrounding golf course. On arrival we wandered amongst wonderful bell shaped Enkianthus, candel larkspurs, lupine, roses starting to pop their heads out, blackbirds jumping amongst the hellebores. Probably as a result of not booking our room through our member’s All Accor website combined with our request for a ground floor room (there is no lift to service the upstairs balcony rooms in the old section of the hotel), we were allocated to a room in the ‘new’ section on the ground floor. Pros include the historic home with common rooms full of comfy country lounge chairs and fireplaces and well kept gardens (a real wedding venue), the quiet off road country setting, above average hot and cold buffet breakfast ($28 pp) and efficient friendly staff - our TV was stuck on HDMI not TV - the staff immediately fixed it. Cons - the tiny room (#57) where the bathroom floor area was smaller than that of the shower and the air conditioner even though it was turned off, seem to emit a hum during the night. Also, at check in staff failed to mention that our room could be accessed from the side carpark which is a level entry access, so we hauled our heavy bags up the front set of stairs past reception to our room. Must book an upstairs balcony room next time and ask for assistance with the bags. Would stay here again.

We had a very relaxing stay. Everything was 100% Excellent buffet breakfast and friendly staff.

Beautiful accommodation with nice surrounds, helpful and pleasant staff.

Beautiful surroundings but real lack of property care. Phone disconnected, mini bar not stocked, shower head broken. Staff at front desk could not care less. Will not be back and do not recommend.

The hotel was fine but old and in need of an update in parts. The room was fine for a 1980s basic hotel room but was nothing fancy. The bed was comfortable, the central wall based room heating was cosy ad at times hot. We had a few issues at check in. The reception and restaurant staff werent very friendly. But it was the cheapest option around and did the job for 2 nights.

Very accommodating

Very comfortable and a lovely spot close to town.

Was a peaceful quiet place to be. Very convenient for the Missy Higgins concert!

A beautifully restored old manor house with stunning gardens. Our room was rather small but spotlessly clean and it was fine as we didn't really spend much time in there. We were attending a wedding at Centennial Winery and Peppers Craigieburn was the perfect location....less than 5 minute drive away. The staff were friendly and helpful & the lounge/bar area was the perfect meeting spot/ nightcap spot with plenty of seating and cosy fireplaces.

Attended day in the green at centennial wineries. Peppers was conveniently positioned to where we needed to go

Such a great and peaceful stat. Walking distance to the Centennial. Friendly staff.

The rooms are quite small and ours was a fair walk from the car park and we had three flights of stairs which wasn’t easy with a three year old. Room service was great. There was a wedding on the afternoon of our stay which limited us moving around the front of the hotel. Lovely old hotel.

Beautiful property with easy access to Bowral Main Street and shops. Lived our winter get away.

Out of the way , expensive but nice & Cosy , especially if you wanted to stay a couple days to play Golf Great open Lounge sitting areas Wood Burning Fireplace.. in Winter. JMO

The attraction of Peppers Craigieburn is the historic late 1890s homestead set amongst wonderful gardens and the green rolling slopes of the surrounding golf course. On arrival we wandered amongst wonderful bell shaped Enkianthus, candel larkspurs, lupine, roses starting to pop their heads out, blackbirds jumping amongst the hellebores. Probably as a result of not booking our room through our member’s All Accor website combined with our request for a ground floor room (there is no lift to service the upstairs balcony rooms in the old section of the hotel), we were allocated to a room in the ‘new’ section on the ground floor. Pros include the historic home with common rooms full of comfy country lounge chairs and fireplaces and well kept gardens (a real wedding venue), the quiet off road country setting, above average hot and cold buffet breakfast ($28 pp) and efficient friendly staff - our TV was stuck on HDMI not TV - the staff immediately fixed it. Cons - the tiny room (#57) where the bathroom floor area was smaller than that of the shower and the air conditioner even though it was turned off, seem to emit a hum during the night. Also, at check in staff failed to mention that our room could be accessed from the side carpark which is a level entry access, so we hauled our heavy bags up the front set of stairs past reception to our room. Must book an upstairs balcony room next time and ask for assistance with the bags. Would stay here again.

We are fortunate to find Peppers Craigieburn because the hotel is pet-friendly. So, our beloved dog Hachi can travel to Bowral with us. The hotel is a heritage building that has beautifully preserved its old-world charm. It has a vast and well-manicured garden for us to take a pleasant walk. Centennial Vineyards and Bowral shops are within 10-minute drive. The hotel room is clean. Staff is helpful. Overall we had a very nice experience at Peppers Craigieburn. Will definitely come back!

Stay was good, however dining experience was not that great. Time taken between courses was too long (Over 2hrs in total)

Appreciated the serenity and cleanliness. Also staff were very polite, the food quality at the restaurant was pleasing. Will definitely be back. Fred.

Our stay was ok, but unfortunately, we did not get the room we paid for. Plus, the restaurant was a bit overpriced for what we got, and the service was not great. Lovely friendly staff but if a restaurant charges as much as they do, then the staff need to be more attentive and better trained.

This was a great stopover, gardens were beautiful. The restaurant was great, service excellent. Had a game on the billiard table. The room was clean, comfy and quiet.

The property need a revamp around the dining area was not clean

The hotel was lovely. However, there are certainly areas around the food and drinks that can be worked on. We had cocktails in the lounge area and it was clear that the barman had no idea as he made our Margherita with lime cordial. It was replaced by a much more efficient staff member. Our room had a Lounge Service menu but when we went to the bar, there were limited options and we were not permitted to order some items. Why??? We don’t know! Breakfast the next morning was cold. We were there at7.00am opening time but the ‘hot’ food in the Bain Marie was cold, or at best Luke warm. For such a highly regarded hotel, I believe they can do so much better.

I love the area and the open fires. Breakfast was good but had to keep asking for food and drinks to be refilled in the buffet. It seems short- staffed not enough servers

Beautiful property and fantastic restaurant. Our dinner was amazing!

Excellent breakfast menu included in the price.

Beautiful gardens , hickory restaurant was amazing!