Top Hotels Near Harper's Mansion in Bowral from NZ$130

"Well located, neat and tidy rooms across the road from the historic pub. Off street parking and everything seemed well maintained."

"I recommend the hotel. Our stay was most enjoyable. The Bistro was excellent, parking OK, but the TV reception was intermittent although Netflix worked well. Be warned access to the hotels room is via stairs."

"This place is wonderful, highly recommended. "

"The property was located in a lovely quiet and peaceful neighbourhood with an extremely comfortable king-sized bed. Disappointingly, while we booked for 3 adults, it is only suitable for 2. There was a sofa but it was not retractable so a bare single mattress on the floor was the only unsuitable choice for the third adult. Cleanliness was a problem too. We found mouldy dog biscuits under the sofa cushions, underwear on the floor behind the sofa, what appeared to be mould on the trim around the bedhead, the coffee machine was dirty, dust on the furniture in the bathroom and we had to dodge spiders in the shower. We had to pay in full (rather than a deposit which is normal) almost 600 for the booking four months in advance including an 80 service fee. For that fee, we expected that some decent effort would have been made to ensure the property was up to a reasonable standard of cleanliness. The property has the potential to be excellent if these problems are rectified."

"A lovely little villa, has everything you need to enjoy a relaxing visit to Bowral. "

"Great room , excellent location , staff really helpful "

"Room was very small with creaky floors and very noisy overall. Elm balcony room has a shared balcony which wasn’t specified so I had people talking and hanging outside my room and could see inside my room. This is expensive hotel and I would have expected better rooms but given it’s and old building I guess that’s too be expected. Overpriced for what it is. Staff and service were excellent so that was positive. "

"Good place "

"Lovely place to stay. Very convenient when visiting the Southern Highlands."