Accommodation & Tours
Brooke Evans-Butler takes a look at some of the region’s bed and breakfast and boutique accommodation options – where the quaint, boutique experience and personalised, special touches are important.
Boutique and beautiful
BOOK A STAY From top, clockwise, Peppermint Lane Lodge, The Dell, The Innkeeper's House and muesli for breakfast at Peppermint Lane Lodge. Opposite, The Dell has been in the same family for over 135 years.
Peppermint Lane Lodge Without a doubt, a great advantage of boutique bed and breakfast accommodation is the welcoming greeting and attention from the hosts, which according to co-owners of the beautiful Peppermint Lane Lodge in the Ferguson Valley, Kim and Simon Wesley (along with Daisy 52
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the dog) adds that special “something”. “Personal attention is the key,” Kim says. “A visitor will learn so much more about the area from people who live there – the history, local sites and scenic drives, and local advice of where to eat and drink.” Kim adds their guests’ experience is enhanced by excellent home cooking –
with Peppermint Lane Lodge offering breakfast and dinner options. “A stylish breakfast is included but dinner is by appointment here at Peppermint Lane Lodge and it is a truly wonderful experience with the menu being planned around each guest’s dislikes or allergies and locally sourced produce,” she says.
And as well as the little extras, including homemade (her mother’s recipe) slice with tea and coffee making facilities, dressing gowns and slippers, guests can choose from a pillow range (with large and small and hard and soft options) to ensure a great night’s sleep. Visit peppermintlanelodge.com.au
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