Located in the heart of the
forest-
and-fern-covered ranges only 50
minutes (45 km) east of Melbourne.
The delightful Attic Room high among the treetops
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ATTIC HOUSE
BED AND BREAKFAST
1438 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road,
MT DANDENONG
VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 3767
HOSTS: Judy and Colan Kevill
Telephone: (03) 9751 1397
(International +613 9751 1397)
Fax (03) 9751 2889 (International +613 9751 2889)
Mobile 0408 534 186
E-mail: info@attichouse.com.au
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Selected by Peter Robinson's Australian Places
www.australianplaces.com.au
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Attic House is a notable cedar Country House. Although constructed in 1997, it has verandahs, balconies and lots of dormer windows reminiscent of grand guest houses of 100 years ago!
Of course, the facilities are absolutely up to date - Attic House was built to be a Bed and Breakfast home. Which is a big advantage - everything was planned right from the start with guests' comfort and privacy in mind.
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"BEST NEW ACCOMMODATION"
1998 DANDENONG RANGES TOURISM AWARDS |
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At Attic House, Colan and Judy provide a warm, comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. On arrival, you will be welcomed with home-cooked afternoon tea on the shady Verandahs or in the Lounge beside the fire.
Next morning - a mouth-watering breakfast in the Dining Room or on the Verandahs – whatever you prefer. There are ten restaurants within easy reach.
Doing very little in a peaceful environment is a great stress-break. When you feel the urge to move around, the Dandenongs are great for walkers. A short distance from Attic House are the William Ricketts Sanctuary, a multitude of craft shops and tearooms, the world-famous Puffing Billy Steam Railway and a panoramic view of Melbourne from the summit of Mount Dandenong. Plus Sherbrooke Forest, with a chance of seeing the unique lyrebird. And many beautiful national parks and gardens. Check the "Must See Attractions" page of this site. |
"A more comfortable and relaxing wedding
night we couldn't have imagined.
Wonderfully
hospitable hosts."
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THE ROOMS AT ATTIC HOUSE
ALL GUEST ROOMS
at Attic House have television, video players, radio/CD/cassette players, electric blankets, electric heater, hair drier and books and magazines galore. The house is centrally heated and there is a wood fire in the Lounge.
DINING ROOM
Tea and coffee making facilities are available in your room or at any time in the Dining Room. Breakfast may be served in the Dining Room or on the verandah - whichever you choose.
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THE ATTIC Right up high among the tree-tops. Three dormer windows overlook gardens and forest. There is a large three-corner spa and a king-size bed for total relaxation. An extra single divan means this room can accommodate three people if required. A lovely big room.
TARIFF - ATTIC ROOM
Friday, Saturday and Public Holidays $285 per night
Other nights $245 per night
Third person $75
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THE GARDEN ROOM Separate entry through its own "secret garden" Courtyard as well as access directly to the house. Queen-size bed and full en-suite with bathtub size spa. A delightful box-bay window looks onto the Courtyard with its quietly playing fountain.
TARIFF - GARDEN ROOM
Friday, Saturday and Public Holidays $230 per night
Other nights $210 per night
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THE VERANDAH ROOM Private entry through French doors onto the front Verandah. Sit in the box-bay window looking out over forest and garden. Or enjoy fresh mountain air on the Verandah right at your door! En-suite facilities and queen-size bed.
TARIFF - VERANDAH ROOM
Friday, Saturday and Public Holidays $210 per night
Other nights $200 per night
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These tariffs are for two people and include a Full Cooked Breakfast.
Home-cooked afternoon tea is also included in the tariff.
Tea and coffee making facilities are available at all times.
VISA - MASTERCARD - BANKCARD - EFTPOS - AMERICAN EXPRESS - ALL WELCOME
A non-refundable deposit of 50% of accommodation value is required
at time of booking.
Check-in at Attic House is from 2p.m. and check-out is 11a.m.
We regret Attic House is not suitable for children.
SMOKING is NOT PERMITTED in the house.
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"The Dandenongs - a traditional place for relaxation and
rejuvenation since the creation of villages in 1895."
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