We stayed two nights at the Freycinet Lodge and like other people were expecting it to be the highlight of our trip. It was the most expensive of our accomodation so we assumed it would be the most comfortable. How wrong we were. We were in the family two bedroom oyster cabin. It had no view, which was not really... more

I checked out of Freycinet Lodge and only realised a few hours later that I had left a gold ring behind, probably somewhere on the floor of my room. I sent an e mail in the evening and the next day a member of the room service staff replied that it had been found. They shipped it back to me.... more

Could not fault anything. Just what we hoped for. First class accommodation, location, service etc etc. Excellent. more

This place is very over priced for what you get, I realise you are staying in the national park and it comes at a price but I am not sure why. We arrived to a rainy coles bay and did a walk in rate for the villa we stayed in, but I still think we paid over the odds. Maybe... more

My stay here was great, I would love to go back. The main lodge has a great feel to it. The restaurant (not the bistro) served beautiful food. The staff were wonderful and helpful throughout my stay. The cabins have a sort of holiday home feel to them, and they are perfectly suited to the environment they are set in.... more

I loved Freycinet Lodge. The room was big with a fabulous view of the bay. The room had the biggest spa bathtub I have ever seen. The cabins were designed such that you could not see the cabins on either side of you. The lodge was in the National Park, so very close to multiple trails. The sand on the... more

Great lodge, beautiful location in the National Park, a short drive to the Wineglass Bay hiking trails. The views from the rooms are mostly obscured since the chalets are set back from the ocean among the trees. The restaurant is very good but not cheap. more

I stayed here with my husband and my two year old son in a one bedroom cabin. The cabins were lovely and looked recently renovated. The balcony does not have a sea view but looks into the bush and you cannot see any other cabin so it feels very private. We ate at the Bistro for lunch which was really... more

First of all, by arriving we were welcomed by unfriendly employees. The room was way overpriced because we had no view(big tree), no television, it was poor decorated and we had to pay about 500 dollars for one night.(2 adults, 2 children) They charged the adult price for our 12 year old son. The surrounding is beautiful if you like... more