Biddelia Holiday Rentals

"Had a wonderful stay with our family. Hope we can return one day for longer!"

"Centrally located and very peaceful, good place to chill out"

"It was fine and staff were accommodating "

"Everything ideal 😀"

"Friendly staff and great food"

"Very clean . Close to town walking distance. Beautiful breakfast included "

"Lovely accommodation and location for a mid week mini break. Louise & Chris are very welcoming and helpful hosts. Breakfast in the dining room had lots of choices. Late afternoon was spent both days enjoying the garden views and birds and after dinner in the local brewery we relaxed in the shared loungeroom reading some of the many books available. The large garden was a real treat and even more so our timing to see the masses of monarch butterflies in the flowering trees. A very memorable stay, thank you."

"The property and entire area was absolutely beautiful and a very relaxing place to stay. The location was ideal, being only a short drive to Pemberton town and a number of stunning natural attractions. We loved the walk trails next to the property and enjoyed having the opportunity to feed the Alpacas and sheep each morning, which live on the adjoining paddock. We also really appreciated the cosy, rustic feel of the cottages and it felt very quiet and private despite them being close together. The beds were super comfortable, the cottage was clean and well equipped with everything needed; even though we did bring half the house with us, next time we'll know it's not necessary. It was lovely to have steamy hot water for showers and a hot lamp in the bathroom was a nice surprise. The cottages also have log fires which come with very easy lighting instructions and wood is topped up daily. Reverse cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans are also fitted. The owners were extremely hospitable and accomodating and we definitely look forward to staying here again one day! Thank you so much for the experience Esther and Steve!"

"Should have a soap holder in the shower and bathroom basin"