Duntryleague

Heritage building surrounded by gardens

I parked outside the front entrance, unloaded my bag from my vehicle and headed for the front door. The sign indicated that I needed to check in at "The Club". I loaded my bag back into my vehicle and drove around to the Golf Club, where a helpful staff member gave me the key to my room. I then drove back to the front of the building, parked, unloaded my bag, carried it up the two steps to the entry door and entered. I could hear voices in a room some distance from the reception area but there was not a soul to be seen and no lift. I proceeded to drag my bag up the 14 or so steps of the first flight, up the next 7 steps, along the corridor and down another 6 steps to the door of my room! The next morning I went down stairs to the entry foyer and searched for the "cafe style breakfast", finally heading to the Golf Club where I was served. After eating I walked back to the house and on entering the still deserted foyer. encountered another guest, who was having great difficulty coming down the stairs to the first landing with his bag and other items. "I have two broken kneecaps" he said, "and there is no elevator." I took his bag and carried it down to the entry foyer, where I left it for him as he struggled down the 14 stairs to the foyer. I collected my luggage from my room, exited the deserted building , packed it into my vehicle and drove back to the Golf Club Reception and dropped my key over the counter as "Reception doesn't open until 9" and departed.

Stayed here with my husband. This is our 5th stay and we love the ambience and the olde worlde charm of duntryleague. We always request the dalton room as is huge and has 3 doors which open out to the verandah plus great views of the golf course. Easy walk into orange to visit the shops pubs and restaurants.

the room was very small no desk Step into room and step into bathroom. no lift, room was on second floor

Historic property with lovely views

Pros: Beautiful historic mansion, including shared lounges downstairs and on landing. Whisper quiet. Excellent bathroom (but cold floor in winter). Yale lock on door. Lovely park grounds and views. Good food and local wines in restaurant. Couple of minutes drive to town centre. Cons: Was overpriced unless you’re a golfer or lover of history. Checking in was confusing and involved a bit of to and fro in the complex, especially when desk is unattended.

An interesting and unusual historic property. Quiet, attractive surrounds.

The food was tremendous, staff were great. Room comfy. Golf unavailable Sat, a pool or gym would be nice.

Room TV facility did not operate fully ( couldn’t watch the AFL) and the climb up three flights of stairs was a bit much for seniors. Bar and dining facilities were good.

Location on the golf course was great. Rooms a bit disappointing as in need of some updates.

The property was lovely but the water pressure in the shower was very poor

I know the property requires updating but I am happy to have stayed & experienced it now as once renovated will likely be very expensive. I love old buildings.

Definitely a lovely place to stay , but very early in the morning cars and golfers and buggies were loudly and very fast driving past window. Noticed there is no signage asking people to be mindful that bedrooms are right there and be considerate. Air conditioners weren’t working and when Called for assistance was told they are waiting for them to be repaired and to use electric heaters that absolutely stank Would’ve liked to have seen some books or games in the 3 bedroom apartment Best and most memorable thing was the pillows A+++++++++

We didn’t have a good experience the tv had no picture, there was tea and coffee but no milk. It was awkward to get to room with steep steps. The dining room and meal was wonderful, with friendly staff.

Room was lovely. Light, airy and not square. Beautiful high ceilings. Bathroom light and kettle not working. Great location especially for golfers

We booked a $159 room expecting a regular experience based on the images provided on hotels.com and the property website. It turned out that the room did not have any windows other than nearly ceiling-height highlight windows. The room was very narrow with no chair/coffee table to eat/drink, hence, we could not order room service. Our morning coffee was had on the bed, staring at the pale walls! I was intrigued by the otherwise attractive heritage property, and upon walking up the stairs, I realised that what was a staircase landing area on the 2nd floor had been converted into a narrow room sold to us on the first floor. The general upkeep of the room was depressing, e.g. the bathroom door frame wood was rotting at the bottom. The staff appeared untrained and of casual demeanour. The cleaning lady pushed open our door at 8 am unasked and without knocking first! Later, as we stepped out of the room at the checkout time of 10 am, she called us out to be cautious of a large bundle of laundry she was kicking down the stairs. Pretty matronly and informal! And perhaps fitting for a minimum wage in a building without a lift! I avoid arguing and complaining on a holiday. At the checkout, I politely mentioned to the reception that they should have provided truthful information and images of the room being sold, and if so, I wouldn't have chosen the room. Unless your wife is as forgiving as mine, avoid!

Stunning property and clean and lovely rooms

Worth the stay - friendly and helpful staff upon arrival. Clean room with all you need. Value for money. Give it a try

We had a lovely time staying here. Bistro was very convenient and located below your accommodations with good options for breakfast , lunch and dinner. The rooms are a bit outdated and in need of some renovations, but otherwise it was a comfortable stay.

A beautiful stately home and well worth a visit. The grounds are gorgeous. As it is a public space I felt a little unsafe when I was alone. The Irish room was very small and despite the lovely bathroom was a little prison like with only having skylight windows. It has heaps of potential to be a sumptuous place but there is little attention to detail and I felt the rooms are in dire need of an upgrade and deep clean. The were open store cupboards that were very dishevelled and I noted that milk and biscuits were left overnight in a room that had been used for a still in meeting the day before. I think the gardeners could teach the housekeepers a lot in terms of pride in presentation of the rooms.

Beautifull building and the surrounding gardens with nice walks and close to the restaurants and cafes in Orange CBD. Needs some updating or restoration work.

Stayed here with my husband. This is our 5th stay and we love the ambience and the olde worlde charm of duntryleague. We always request the dalton room as is huge and has 3 doors which open out to the verandah plus great views of the golf course. Easy walk into orange to visit the shops pubs and restaurants.

We booked a $159 room expecting a regular experience based on the images provided on hotels.com and the property website. It turned out that the room did not have any windows other than nearly ceiling-height highlight windows. The room was very narrow with no chair/coffee table to eat/drink, hence, we could not order room service. Our morning coffee was had on the bed, staring at the pale walls! I was intrigued by the otherwise attractive heritage property, and upon walking up the stairs, I realised that what was a staircase landing area on the 2nd floor had been converted into a narrow room sold to us on the first floor. The general upkeep of the room was depressing, e.g. the bathroom door frame wood was rotting at the bottom. The staff appeared untrained and of casual demeanour. The cleaning lady pushed open our door at 8 am unasked and without knocking first! Later, as we stepped out of the room at the checkout time of 10 am, she called us out to be cautious of a large bundle of laundry she was kicking down the stairs. Pretty matronly and informal! And perhaps fitting for a minimum wage in a building without a lift! I avoid arguing and complaining on a holiday. At the checkout, I politely mentioned to the reception that they should have provided truthful information and images of the room being sold, and if so, I wouldn't have chosen the room. Unless your wife is as forgiving as mine, avoid!

the room was very small no desk Step into room and step into bathroom. no lift, room was on second floor

great if you want to play golf. lovely old style guesthouse.. complete with creaky floor boards, not necessarily a good thing when neighbouring rooms come in at late hours..

The bed was super comfortable and the shower really good. Lovely to be able to walk around the golf course. The tiny very high windows were a little confronting for a 4 day stay

The room had no windows, was small and stuffy

Lovely historic property. However bed too small and squishy for 2 adults.

Beautiful heritage building with lovely grounds and friendly and helpful staff. However the room we staying in was small and in need of a renovation, although I am aware that there are plans in place for future upgrades.

Location on the golf course was great. Rooms a bit disappointing as in need of some updates.

Quaint, very helpful staff

It’s a magic place to stay Staff friendly and helpful A must for all!

I parked outside the front entrance, unloaded my bag from my vehicle and headed for the front door. The sign indicated that I needed to check in at "The Club". I loaded my bag back into my vehicle and drove around to the Golf Club, where a helpful staff member gave me the key to my room. I then drove back to the front of the building, parked, unloaded my bag, carried it up the two steps to the entry door and entered. I could hear voices in a room some distance from the reception area but there was not a soul to be seen and no lift. I proceeded to drag my bag up the 14 or so steps of the first flight, up the next 7 steps, along the corridor and down another 6 steps to the door of my room! The next morning I went down stairs to the entry foyer and searched for the "cafe style breakfast", finally heading to the Golf Club where I was served. After eating I walked back to the house and on entering the still deserted foyer. encountered another guest, who was having great difficulty coming down the stairs to the first landing with his bag and other items. "I have two broken kneecaps" he said, "and there is no elevator." I took his bag and carried it down to the entry foyer, where I left it for him as he struggled down the 14 stairs to the foyer. I collected my luggage from my room, exited the deserted building , packed it into my vehicle and drove back to the Golf Club Reception and dropped my key over the counter as "Reception doesn't open until 9" and departed.

Hrrat country setting. Directions/signage for check-in need improving.

We booked a $159 room expecting a regular experience based on the images provided on hotels.com and the property website. It turned out that the room did not have any windows other than nearly ceiling-height highlight windows. The room was very narrow with no chair/coffee table to eat/drink, hence, we could not order room service. Our morning coffee was had on the bed, staring at the pale walls! I was intrigued by the otherwise attractive heritage property, and upon walking up the stairs, I realised that what was a staircase landing area on the 2nd floor had been converted into a narrow room sold to us on the first floor. The general upkeep of the room was depressing, e.g. the bathroom door frame wood was rotting at the bottom. The staff appeared untrained and of casual demeanour. The cleaning lady pushed open our door at 8 am unasked and without knocking first! Later, as we stepped out of the room at the checkout time of 10 am, she called us out to be cautious of a large bundle of laundry she was kicking down the stairs. Pretty matronly and informal! And perhaps fitting for a minimum wage in a building without a lift! I avoid arguing and complaining on a holiday. At the checkout, I politely mentioned to the reception that they should have provided truthful information and images of the room being sold, and if so, I wouldn't have chosen the room. Unless your wife is as forgiving as mine, avoid!

beutifull old building beutifull course. no one on check in when we arrived 2.30 pm nobody seemed to know abour booking no one at check out at 8.30 am . promised a call re bill, as couldnt put things on room as booking didnt show up next day on computer. no call ,could not recomend.

Restaurant closed. No-one available to check me in. Had to go the the bar at the golf club. Rooms are fitted out cheaply, in contrast to the external parts of the building which are quite grand. A bit like staying in a gaol cell.

Magnificent old building. Friendly helpful staff

Worth the stay - friendly and helpful staff upon arrival. Clean room with all you need. Value for money. Give it a try

Staff were very helpful however were restricted due to dual roles ie bar and reception

Beautifull building and the surrounding gardens with nice walks and close to the restaurants and cafes in Orange CBD. Needs some updating or restoration work.

Room was lovely. Light, airy and not square. Beautiful high ceilings. Bathroom light and kettle not working. Great location especially for golfers

Hrrat country setting. Directions/signage for check-in need improving.

Stayed here with my husband. This is our 5th stay and we love the ambience and the olde worlde charm of duntryleague. We always request the dalton room as is huge and has 3 doors which open out to the verandah plus great views of the golf course. Easy walk into orange to visit the shops pubs and restaurants.

Historic property with lovely views

Pros: Beautiful historic mansion, including shared lounges downstairs and on landing. Whisper quiet. Excellent bathroom (but cold floor in winter). Yale lock on door. Lovely park grounds and views. Good food and local wines in restaurant. Couple of minutes drive to town centre. Cons: Was overpriced unless you’re a golfer or lover of history. Checking in was confusing and involved a bit of to and fro in the complex, especially when desk is unattended.

It is beautifully old world and very quiet. The outlook is spectacular

An interesting and unusual historic property. Quiet, attractive surrounds.

Great stay. Great place and relative distance to everything.

Location on the golf course was great. Rooms a bit disappointing as in need of some updates.

Lovely guesthouse We enjoyed our stay very much The meals were very yummy as well Thank you

We didn’t have a good experience the tv had no picture, there was tea and coffee but no milk. It was awkward to get to room with steep steps. The dining room and meal was wonderful, with friendly staff.

I parked outside the front entrance, unloaded my bag from my vehicle and headed for the front door. The sign indicated that I needed to check in at "The Club". I loaded my bag back into my vehicle and drove around to the Golf Club, where a helpful staff member gave me the key to my room. I then drove back to the front of the building, parked, unloaded my bag, carried it up the two steps to the entry door and entered. I could hear voices in a room some distance from the reception area but there was not a soul to be seen and no lift. I proceeded to drag my bag up the 14 or so steps of the first flight, up the next 7 steps, along the corridor and down another 6 steps to the door of my room! The next morning I went down stairs to the entry foyer and searched for the "cafe style breakfast", finally heading to the Golf Club where I was served. After eating I walked back to the house and on entering the still deserted foyer. encountered another guest, who was having great difficulty coming down the stairs to the first landing with his bag and other items. "I have two broken kneecaps" he said, "and there is no elevator." I took his bag and carried it down to the entry foyer, where I left it for him as he struggled down the 14 stairs to the foyer. I collected my luggage from my room, exited the deserted building , packed it into my vehicle and drove back to the Golf Club Reception and dropped my key over the counter as "Reception doesn't open until 9" and departed.

Restaurant closed. No-one available to check me in. Had to go the the bar at the golf club. Rooms are fitted out cheaply, in contrast to the external parts of the building which are quite grand. A bit like staying in a gaol cell.

The room was a little disappointing (no window) however the building was beautiful. The restaurant had an amazing dinner menu.

Pros: Beautiful historic mansion, including shared lounges downstairs and on landing. Whisper quiet. Excellent bathroom (but cold floor in winter). Yale lock on door. Lovely park grounds and views. Good food and local wines in restaurant. Couple of minutes drive to town centre. Cons: Was overpriced unless you’re a golfer or lover of history. Checking in was confusing and involved a bit of to and fro in the complex, especially when desk is unattended.

Stayed in Fairway suite loved it clean comfortable and amazing views of golf course. Excellent breakfast. Friendly obliging staff. Highly recommended.

We had a lovely time staying here. Bistro was very convenient and located below your accommodations with good options for breakfast , lunch and dinner. The rooms are a bit outdated and in need of some renovations, but otherwise it was a comfortable stay.

The food was tremendous, staff were great. Room comfy. Golf unavailable Sat, a pool or gym would be nice.

Room TV facility did not operate fully ( couldn’t watch the AFL) and the climb up three flights of stairs was a bit much for seniors. Bar and dining facilities were good.