Stroud Bed and Breakfast

  • 25 Berkeley Street, Stroud, NSW, 2425
  • 3 rooms
  • 7 guests

Accommodation Details

Stroud Bed and Breakfast provides comfortable country style accommodation with friendly service, catering to short term accommodation requirements for couples, families, or travelling groups. Set in a historic house with three Queen rooms available, all featuring soft bedding and linen, vintage furniture, and direct access to the wrap around veranda and gardens through original french doors. The bathroom and common living areas are shared between the three rooms. The bathroom is spacious with a relaxing monsoon style shower head. During the colder months a roaring open fire will greet you in the shared living room providing warmth and ambience. A continental breakfast is available to you throughout the day, meaning you can sleep in and relax to your heart’s content. They look forward to hosting you on your next visit to historic Stroud and the Barrington Coast region.
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  • 25 Berkeley Street, Stroud, NSW, 2425
  • 3 rooms
  • 7 guests
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