Casas rurales en Nietta

“I have stayed at this accommodation twice now in both the family style joining rooms and the executive suite. Both times have well and truly met our requirements. I wish the staff were a little more open to conversation rather than short abrupt answers to questions which can come off as rude. I do believe the staff genuinely want to help no matter how short their responses are. I will definitely stay again.”

“La cabaña tiene todo, está limpia y muy cómoda, es amplia y está cerca del acceso al parque. Lo único es que todavía están desarrollando el lugar o por lo menos eso parece”

“I was excited to finally stay at this Boutique Accommodation… I’ll not to it again. The two stars are for: 1 the astounding view and 2 the bed. The linen was yellowed with age and stains. The towels were the same. The bathroom was in the process of being renovated; new vanity didn’t quite fit so there are missing skirting and mismatched paint. The “inviting lounge” area is anything but. The help yourself fruit and nuts were all way past deadline date. And stools along the front bench were...

“Easy parking ”

“A cosy fire to warm the toes. What more could you ask for.”

“Very friendly and helpful managers. Easy parking. Comfortable bed. Close to town. Roomy with nice chairs. Fine place to stay.”

“Lovely atmosphere and cosy layout. Perfect for getting away for a night. ”

“Close by to all needs.”

“All very clean and heaps of room,very quiet and peaceful with nice gardens. This was our best accommodation i picked over our 3 week Tasmanian journey. Loved the fireplace. Has full size kitchen and fridge”

“Breakfast was above excellent. It lacks absolutely nothing. The hotel and room are clean and well updated. The front desk staff was also very friendly. The parking situation (in my opinion) is subpar. There is no option for free self parking. You either have to pay an outrageous $25/night for valet or pay city rates for off site parking. Please reduce the price of parking on site (whether it's valet or self park) to make it more reasonable and realistic.”

“I felt this place felt like a B&B or an upmarket hostel. I was acutely conscious that other people were in the next bedroom and we felt constrained with talking and TV volume etc. I booked it thinking it a hotel but it was like a strangely converted family home. I don't think the pictures make it clear what you are getting.”