The Grange on Hermitage

  • 820 Hermitage Road, Pokolbin, NSW, 2320
  • 6 rooms

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The Grange on Hermitage Road has always been a much-loved haven for guests visiting the Hunter due to its outstanding location, park-like 28-acre grounds, as well as its well-appointed and spacious Cottages and Guest Suites. With the 10.6-kilometre cycle path right outside the front gate, guests will be spoilt for a choice with things to do. Guests can walk or bike the path and discover a trail of well-known wineries, breweries, and cellar doors such as Keith Tulloch, Piggs Peake, Botanica, Muse Kitchen, Yellow Billy, The Farm and Brewhouse. Why not stroll to Hermitage Road Antiques and browse unique souvenirs and collectables? Music lovers will also appreciate Rover Coaches pick-up point from the front door to take them to any of the major concert venues, and guests visiting for that special celebration will love being so close to Enzo Weddings.
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  • 820 Hermitage Road, Pokolbin, NSW, 2320
  • 6 rooms
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Features

Barbeque - Carpark - Caters for people who use a wheelchair. - Family Friendly - Free Wifi

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