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Warriwillah Bed & Breakfast is at Millthorpe - almost halfway between Bathurst and Orange in the vibrant Central Tablelands of New South Wales.
On the site that was once Millthorpe showground, Warriwillah was well known internationally a few years ago as the home of Mortimer's Warriwillah Art Centre.
Warriwillah is located on the Forest Reefs Road on the outskirts of Millthorpe (just two kilometres from the centre of the village).
Style of Accommodation:
Warriwillah is a tranquil country property on the outskirts of Millthorpe, set amongst an attractive tree filled garden.
Each private garden room with ensuite is equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, fridge and television.
Each unit overlooks the garden courtyard and use of the BBQ is complimentary.
A generous continental breakfast is available in the room.
Tariffs:
(Rates are subject to change - please confirm when booking)
Phone 02 6366 3168
- Double Room$ 95.00
- Twin Room $ 95.00
- Single Room $ 85.00
Discounts for multiple nights (Double & Twin share only)
Check in time by arrangement.
Check out time 11 am.
Deposit Policy:
All bookings require a 50% deposit within 7 days.
10 days notice of cancellation for cash or cheque deposit refunds.
- Comfortable
- Affordable
- Peaceful & rural
- Garden surrounds
- Close to Millthorpe village
- Visit the Golden Memories Museum and gain insight into our national heritage.
- A range of art works, ceramics and jewellery are to be found in various galleries.
- Antiques, home wares, and yummy treats can be purchased through many stores scattered through the village.
- Millthorpe boasts two award winning restaurants, two friendly pubs, a cafe (open weekends only) and a corner store.
- Wander through the streetscape with its heritage facades. And don't forget to visit Millthorpe Railway Station (no longer in use) which has been restored to its former glory.
MILLTHORPE
A Living Museum
Millthorpe is a heritage village with its history dating from 1834. Originally named Spring Grove it was very popular in the 1870's when the railway came to the village giving local farmers access to further profitable markets.
Millthorpe is fortunate to have four distinct season making it special to visit any time of year.
168 Forest Reefs Road, Millthorpe NSW
Phone 02 6366 3168
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