Family Hotels & Resorts in St Andrews

"Clean, quiet, a hidden gem "

"Easy for families, friendly staff "

"Beautiful grounds, staff were lovely. We got upgraded to a one bedroom apartment which was a nice surprise. My daughter has food intolerances and they were a great help with heating up pre prepared food etc. Breakfast was beautiful with gorgeous views over the Yarra Valley. I would love to come back. "

"My husband and I absolutely loved our stay at Chateau Yering Hotel which exceeded expectations. The room was large and beautiful with a huge double bath and views of the property. We sat in the Drawing Room in the afternoon and were offered Devonshire tea which was excellent. We then enjoyed a wine tasting at the nearby Yering Station (1 minute walk) and came back for happy hour drinks which were accompanied by historical tales of the place and amazing cocktails to match the era we spoke about by the open fire. Finally we finished the day with a delicious dinner at Eleanore’s Restaurant. "

"This was second time we stayed here. They upgraded our room to spa room because our standard room somehow not quite ready. The room quite old but what matters is clean and comfy. I did not expect much for the breakfast but actually was good. Definitely best value for money and will not hesitate to come back in the future."

"Everything was very nice except we think the tiles in the shower base are very slippery especially when using body wash and water also escapes out of the shower. "

"It was well stocked and I loved the kitchenette, it was so handy and staff were friendly! The only thing I would suggest is deep cleaning the carpet and vacuuming the shared areas as I noticed there was mud in the steps for days plus cleaning the vent in the bathroom which was full of dust, also letting guests know that the shower steam will set off the smoke detector if the ba"

"Easy to my required location, and comfortable room. I was puzzled by the requirement to apply via a paper form to have my room deposit returned ($200). "

"Close to Preston Market"