Pensions in Hunter Valley

'Our stay was so peaceful and the property is very well maintained. Would definitely recommend for a relaxing getaway.'

'Lovely position for exploring the Hunter Valley'

'The property is large and spacious. The floors were not clean. Cobwebs on furniture inside and out. Furniture is very dated and uncomfortable as per previous reviews. There are screws falling off the kitchen chairs. If the owner would update the furniture inside and out it would be perfect. The outside bins were both full. Overall, for the money we paid it was disappointing.'

'very relaxing, beautiful outlook. hsts were very friendly.'

'A lovely rustic property where you can watch eth cattle and galahs from the kitchen window. We stayed on an incredibly warm weekend and the air-conditioning was very welcome.'

'Quaint and cute guesthouse with amazing scenery and history. Rooms were decorated beautifully in theme with the historic background but with some nice modern twists. Although we only stayed for one night they were so helpful and had every resource we needed, we didn’t get to eat at the lovely cafe on premises but were provided with a delicious continental breakfast. Can’t wait to come back with more time to take in and explore all there was to see.'

'Beautiful property with stunning panoramic Hunter Valley views. Hosts Chris and Joe are lovely and very proud of the service they provide. Comfortable, relaxing and intimate.'

'We had a great stay at Pindari House. Beautiful scenery even tho it was dry. Monika is so lovely and helpful was very relaxing. Quite close to everything we wanted to do. I would stay here again. The only thing is to make sure when you book a room it has an en-suite. We didn’t have done but we were fortunate that the other people who we had to share with didn’t come til the second day so it was great. Oh and the breakfast was amazing and home cooked by Monika.'

'Check in was awkward! Property is a house with bedrooms rented out with paper thin walls! Rooms are nice though'