Aramac Holiday Packages

In room - clean and comfortable. Outside - you would almost think the property abandoned. Pool area and courtyard substandard. No staff on premises. Reception office is a closed work in progress site with a mobile number taped to window for issues.

5 star glamping! Tanya meet us with the golf cart to take the luggage to the tent and was an amazing hostess. Mashmellows and chocolates in the fridge for the camp fire each night and some very nice port for the adults! Breakfast each day was great - with a variety of breakfast cereals and fresh bread and jams. Pool was clean and cool. Air conditioning worked well. Just out of town a bit so did have to drive to things but the tour companies did pick up and drop off at the resort which made it easy. Daughter loved sleeping in the swag.

“Style?” over substance. We regretted our 2 night stay. We had a queen room in The Coach Inn. The basic requirement is a good night’s sleep which was impossible on such a worn out mattress. The bedroom felt small, dark and dingy, even with all available lights on. The pungent smell from horses was hard to ignore, even with all windows and doors shut, because the bedroom was immediately beside the coach staging area. We stayed during winter and found it too warm, even with the air con on. The kitchenette was well provisioned and the table and chairs good. The bathroom and walk in robe were well lit and roomy. The Coach Inn is located behind The Staging Post. There was no evening dining and The Staging Post closed at 4pm. After this time, The Coach Inn could only be accessed via the back lane, which might be a safety concern for some. Almost all Wotif photos are of The Stables, which is a different accommodation building across the road from the Staging Post. These are both in a well-lit main street.

Harrys restaurant food was fresh and well cooked not so keen on the dessert. It was very full so I had to go upstairs which was a challenge

Easy to find. Nice and easy check in