Whorouly Streamside Reserve Hotels

"The room was spotless. The staff very courteous and helpful."

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"The room was spotless and beautifully appointed. I would stay there again in a flash."

"We were upgraded to a miners cottage with aircon. Very clean and comfortable."

"Great cosy cabins. Great location within easy walking distance to town."

"Very clean accomodation, the workers were beautiful and always tentative to any queries we had. Always nice coming here "

"Very friendly hosts. Studio room was excellent - very clean and tidy. Fresh cake was left out for us!Our dog was welcomed.Nearby Beechworth is a lovely historical town.Plan to visit again."

"The staff were very helpful and accommodating."

"My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Number Forty Two. The architecturally designed house is terrific - rammed earth walls, timber ceilings and beams, sculptured metal supports. The kitchen is well equipped with lots of crockery and utensils. The air conditioning was greatly appreciated due to the very hot weather that Beechworth experienced during our stay. The bush setting is also lovely with views from just about every window in the house.A few suggestions : There is no free to air TV available in the Beechworth area at present due to the broadcasting equipment on Mt Alexander being damaged by the bushfires. Apparently, it might take several months for repairs to be made. As a result, communication during bush fire or storm events is compromised. Guests at the house can access various internet streaming services on apps. However, this requires a computer, iPad or similar. In the absence of those devices, perhaps a radio should be provided as a key item in the house.The doona on the Queen bed in the main bedroom is good. However, in the hot weather it is too much and a light cotton blanket would be greatly appreciated.Considerable thought and effort has gone into the bush garden around the house. However, over time there has been a lot of leaves dropped. As part of the driveway is quite steep, the leaves can be slippery. It would be good if they could be raked and removed."