Search Waterloo Bed & Breakfast

"Very friendly host. The cottage was surprisingly modern and it was very homely and cosy. Highly recommend. "

"Everything went well."

"We had a fantastic 2-night stay with 4 adults and 2 toddlers. The place is exactly as advertised—a true farmstay experience. The kids absolutely loved interacting with the horse, pony, chickens, and dogs, and the play area was a huge hit. It’s a lovely, quiet, and comfy spot with pretty much everything you need. Great value for money and a very peaceful getaway. Highly recommend!We visited the Pink Lake for a day trip, which was about a 2-hour drive through some beautiful countryside from the property. For supplies and dinner, we went to Beaufort, which is about a 20-minute drive and the closest town with shops and places to eat"

"Easy to find, central, clean and great communication with the host, Cherie "

"The picture is where the caretaker lives. A row of Motel rooms is adjacent. Big room, big bathroom with small shower ironically, nice vibes, and a handful of Moccona coffee sashays."

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, particularly the serenity and all the amenities the accommodation provided. We loved being able to cook on the BBQ each night and sleep in a very comfortable bed. The location is absolutely beautiful and we felt so recharged by the end of our stay. Only feedback is maybe stocking up some more toilet paper in the bathroom. Thank you so much for a wonderful time! "

"Very clean property in a beautiful location. Watching the rabbits on the lawn was an added bonus."

"Beautiful house, which was large and very comfortable. Wonderful little touches like breakfast cereal, milk and juice for the first morning. Lovely coffee machine with beans as well. View was lovely to just sit and watch for hours and so quiet. Perfect location for a break."

"Great house, so much attention to o detail, everything thing you could possibly need and more. The view is breathtaking, I had many happy hours with my book and a pot of tea on the sofa watching the sun set and the sheep come up to say hello. "