Find Spalding Bed And Breakfast

"Lovely historic cottage. Comfortable and clean."

"I enjoyed my time living in the studio for three people. It’s a cozy, little house, and we enjoyed the vibre. 1-2 things to improve are the cleanliness and maintenance. The bedsheet was dusty and some of the switches were worn out. The gym room was old and dusty, with spider webs."

"Yes but wasn’t clued up about the Tetla for cooking. It was a portable hot plate so we used the electric frypan to cook our breakfast. Great breakfast too. But everything else was great, loved our stay very clean and calm music was lovely when we arrived. Location fantastic right next to HIRE BIKES and the Riesling Trail. "

"It was lovely little house in middle of nowhere. Loved the quiet nature around us. We would have preferred to be closer to town so could go to restaurants but in the end we enjoyed just staying in and cook there. Upstairs bedroom was bit too scary for our age ladies. Luckily enough beds downstairs. Hosts have been wonderful to contact with. "

"The host was difficult to deal with and a bad communicator."

"An amazing property tucked away, in what felt like in the middle of nowhere, though only 10 minutes to the centre of Clare. Cottage has been beautifully maintained and authentic to its period. Comfortable beds and all necessary appliances etc. Would definitely stay there again."

"Our room was ok but unfortunately we were a few feet away from the pubs beer garden. So any smokers would smoke out of the beer garden in the car park and next to our room, the smoke wafted i into our room. But the worst part was being there on a Friday night they had a band playing in the beer garden, and being so close it was extremely loud, no way you could sleep through it, let alone hear the TV without it being turned up to the max. We tried to swap rooms but were told thr hotel is full. So overall a terrible experience."

"Stay here! A unique, completely comfortable and enjoyable stay. Bungaree Station is a still-functioning sheep farm, founded in 1841 and still run by descendants of the founders. By the 1850s and 1860s, the flourishing farm was something of a town, with housing for workers and managers, a store, church, community buildings, etc. Many of those original buildings are now converted into boutique and highly unique accommodations. I stayed in a former stable, now a lovely free standing little cottage with a modern bathroom, dependent on rainwater, adjoined to the historical building. It was quiet, comfortable and lots of fun. Even the Wifi worked great! They fill your refrigerator with the ingrediants for breakfast. For other meals, you can buy onsite provisions for barbeques or drive into town. Notably, the property also functions as an interesting and very well curated museum, which as an overnight guest, you can wander around and visit at your leisure, including the beautiful, historic church accessed by a code on a lock box. The whole experience was super fun. The flocks of birds were amazing, and I only wished I could have stayed longer. Highly recommended and very memorable. "

"Enjoyed the stay"