Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Markwood from AU$90

"A very nice property located at the top of Mayday Hills that has lovely gardens for a morning walk around the estate. Room somewhat compact however for a solo, overnight stay it was great. The decor is charming and created a lovely ambience. There was no cooked breakfast available on the Monday, however the continental breakfast was enough. A beautiful morning to enjoy the sun on the deck and loads of friendly magpies singing for their breakfast! "

"From start to finish this was an amazing experience. Check in was great, with welcoming front desk. The hotel restaurant, wow! Great ambience, and I had a steak which rivalled some of the top steakhouses that i have dined in, accompanied by an amazing local shiraz. Everything that accompanied the meal was fantastic. Compliments to the chef! Room was huge and very comfortable bed. Shower was super hot and had great pressure. Checked out to find a note on my windscreen saying, "With compliments, we have washed your windscreen, safe travels". Amazing experience, highly recommend. "

"Extremely clean and well maintained property in an excellent location. "

"Great family run motel in a quiet location. Outdoor pool BBQ and covered outdoor seating spaces to relax in. Complimentary cooked breakfast option was a bonus. "

"We drove to Milawa specifically so we could stay at this wonderful hotel...and it did not disappoint! The room was beautiful - all the luxiourious touches you'd hope for. Bed was very comfortable. Everything was exactly like the photos. Amazing breakfast too. Would love to stay here again."

"The room and bathroom were very clean and comfortable. A face washer, hand towel(which you dont see often) and towel for guests. Clean and new. The staff especially the manager very helpful. Minutes to the main street for restaurants. Small but welcoming pool. Easy parking. "

"Nice clean place "

"A very comfortable twin share room with two beds including one queen sized bed. Couldn’t fault the room, the greeting at reception, however during the depths of Winter, arriving at 6.30pm, having the front window shut and perhaps some low setting of heating would have been more inviting on arrival. Even after more than an hour with the heater then put on, the room had only partially warmed up. Even then sleeping at night time was best with the electric blanket on a low setting. Perhaps if I’d personally informed the property of my likely arrival time might have prevented such a problem of a freezing cold room on arrival."

"It was OK to stay one night on the half-way of my long-distance driving."