Historic Hotels & Resorts in Boyland from AU$145

"The person we dealt with (no idea if owner or manager) judging from the responses and other reviews seems to think the paying guests are non-paying guests who should be happy to just stay there. We didn't use the spa - it looked pretty yuk - a dirty concrete thing with water that you had to wade through mud and animal poo to get to. The picture of the lovely outdoor setting must have been accurate a while back but now one one drape remains of the four -and that is literally hanging by a thread...

"If you are looking for an experience then stay here, if you are looking for luxury, look elsewhere.It's 15mins to town.Nice communal pool overlooking the Gold Coast.Communal seated area near it but it was covered in geese poo, not here and there, it was everywhere.There are goats, alpacas, peacocks, chickens, & geese. They are all friendly. They do know what the sound of the food container is and will come straight to you. There is also a dog running around. We stayed in Treehouse 1. Looks...

"Totally unique and quirky accomodation amongst the trees with all you need to be comfortable and relaxed. The treehouse was excellent with its handmade furniture, tasteful furnishings and good quality fittings and kitchen bits and pieces. The only thing that we didn’t like was the location of the communal pool as it didn’t seem to have a general access for guests and was next to other accomodation that you had to walk through, sort of invading others space. The pool, although with a great...

"We had a lovely stay at the tree houses, even with some not so kind weather we were able to enjoy the use of the tree house and surrounding spaces. What an epic place to stay!"

"An ideal location. Great facilities "

"I liked its uniqueness & the tree surroundings. I didn't feel like it was very clean, obvious dust on mirrors and under beds. It was very difficult carrying luggage up a spiral staircase to enter and then the next 2 levels were also a spiral staircase which were dangerous. The BBQ and tables were on the third level, so this meant you had to carry the food, utensils, plates etc. up 2 levels via a spiral staircase. The bathroom was right next to the kitchen and was easy to flood the bathroom post...

"Exactly as shown in the photos. Would like internet included and i think this is underway. Kitchen needs a coffee plunger."