We loved the setting / location, the historic nature of the property and how the rooms were set out in keeping with this. I personally loved the privacy kittens! The rooms were comfortable and had all the facilities that you would expect of a hotel room. There were also lots of lovely rooms indoors to chill out, read, play a game etc. and the proximity to Yering Station winery was a bonus.

The room could have been a bit cleaner, but I recognise the time pressure between guests. Maybe every few weeks, if a room is not full one day, then an additional deeper clean could be done. The breakfast was good but not amazing. The coffees (1 only) were quite small (although one staff member found us bigger mugs on request). The food was really good, but not a huge choice and no continental options (pastries etc.). The food was lovely but we've had better choice at similarly sized establishments. Surprised that there were no chairs for sitting outside in the gardens (under a tree), and that the pool was not serviceable in the middle of summer. It would have been nice to have tea and coffee making facilities in the downstairs spaces too.

The room we were allocated was wonderful with the French doors opening out to a private patio leading onto overgrown country cottage style garden. Incredibly beautiful and tranquil. The room and bathroom were very large and beautifully appointed. Unfortunately a plug for the kettle wasn't immediately obvious so we had to boil it in the bathroom. Breakfast was very good.

If you look carefully, you’ll notice the property is sadly in need of some general maintenance and painting and the swimming pool is woefully neglected and unswimmable.

Excellent stay, highly recommend to others. Excellent value for money. Breakfast was great , location was idyllic, the staff member who took my phone call to clarify the stay was absolutely lovely , it’s a shame I didn’t get her name to send a thank you note ….she locked us in a nice room with gorgeous views and recommended some lovely places to visit for my family … lovely lady …if you read this , thank you again!

Found the other staff to not be as helpful or engaging for a hotel I would expect better …. There is 1 lady that is outstanding but can’t recall her name unfortunately ….I think it would be great if the staff could improve on their engagement piece …. Just my nitty picky constructive feedback … overall excellent stay I highly recommend !!!

The history and surroundings of Chateau Yering. close to other attractions as well . The land and ground are great, well maintained . Nice to wake up and see cows grazing . The Yering Station next to Chateau Yering very good for visit, the winery and of course wine tasting ,

The WiFi in our room did not work but we had WiFi in the other areas. The property is well maintained inside , some aging on the verandahs and chairs to sit on would move our score to 10.

The rooms were luxurious and very comfortable.

The breakfast staff was not friendly. We asked for just mushrooms and spinach and tomatoes as my partner was vegan and they bought him eggs!!!! For this type of accommodation the breakfast should have been buffet style or at least no prices on the menu. I think you should be able to choose 2 things off menu or do it like a continental breakfast or americano. Also no biscuits with tea and coffee facilities in room.

Good breakfast, large room, powerful shower, peaceful sitting porch outside room and attractive, comfortable hotel lounge.

Non existent wi-fi in room (Dardel). Constantly dropping signal and pedestrian wi fi speed in public areas where a signal could be obtained. Television screen hardly bigger than a laptop screen.

Breackfast was good and very quick, not a huge menu though. The dinner waiters were outstanding.

The service for a beverage was very slow if not non existent, we waited 40 minutes for service and just left. The bar was never opened. The bathroom floor in the room had spills on it and was not mopped. There has been some repairs to the property however they clearly stand out and look as if it was a quick fix, disppointing.

My husband and I had a wonderful stay at Chateau Yering. The staff were welcoming and helpful and the chateau itself is a stunning heritage property, surrounded by lovely gardens, with a winery next door

The only sour note was breakfast, which we waited an hour to receive. I hope this was just an unfortunate exception because we would otherwise love to return to stay again.

Chateau Yering is an all in one destination. We had no need to venture afaf just to relax and enjoy the ambience of a time gone by. For a building approximately 170 years old the facilities were great but retained the atmosphere of the era. The Yering Station just a couple of hundred metres away was brilliant also for lunch and wine tasting.

The air conditioning system was a little loud in our room but not a deal breaker.

The history, charming vintage luxurious rooms, very clean beautiful views and close to town. Great get away weekend for a couple that needs to unwind and explore the Yarra valley area for 1 or 2 days maximum. Staff were excellent and attentive. Breakfast included was great especially as the room rates were high.

Over priced for the rooms especially elanore's restaurant 3 course menu was 124$ per person fine dining but not a lot of variety available especially if you were vegetarian they charged drinks on top of the set price of the menu which I found annoying.