Peppers Craigieburn Resort 4*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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No Smoking
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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Pets
Location
Situated directly on the outskirts of Bowral, 2.5 km from The Bradman Museum & International Cricket Hall of Fame, the 4-star Peppers Craigieburn Resort Bowral includes 73 rooms and offers access to Jellore Lookout, which is 25 minutes' walk away. The resort offers Wi-Fi in public areas and a car park on site.
This premier hotel is located in a rural area of Bowral, 4.4 km from Lake Alexandra Reserve. The Peppers Craigieburn Resort is 2 km away from the centre of Bowral. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Mount Gibbergunyah, situated around 10 minutes away by car. The nearby cultural experience includes the Berrima Courthouse, which is 7 km away.
The rooms at Peppers Craigieburn Resort have free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with coffee/tea making facilities for your convenience. An iron with ironing board and air conditioning are featured for guests' comfort. Bathrooms inlude a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, and such fine comforts as hair dryers and shower caps. They offer views of the garden.
This accommodation includes a restaurant that is open for a cooked-to-order breakfast. You can also dine at the à la carte Hickory's Restaurant and Bar restaurant, with Australian delicacies. Guests can quench their thirst in the lounge bar with their favourite drink. It also features a lounge for guests' comfort. You can visit a restaurant situated close by and taste Australian cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
My recent stay at Peppers Craigieburn Resort in Bowral was a mixed bag, thanks to the incessant rain and unexpected solitude from friends' cancellations. The friendly staff went above and beyond, always ready to assist whenever I had room issues. The food at the restaurant was wonderfully satisfying, making up for the less-than-stellar view from my window, which was more roof than garden. Despite its heritage charm and comfortable sitting areas that beckoned after a long day, I did find the price-over $400 for one night-hard to justify. Nevertheless, the great water pressure in the shower felt like a small luxury. While I didn't get to indulge in the local Highland Wine Tours, the dining experience gave me a taste of the region's renowned produce, reminding me of the culinary delights I often seek in my travels across the Middle East and beyond.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
