The only complaint we have about our stay at Pub Hill Farm was that it was too short.
Making their guests, two and four legged, feel genuinely welcome, Micki and Ian are the ideal hosts. Having been expats, and still seemingly having no small measure of wanderlust, Micki and Ian have obviously drawn on the their own experiences, and have put a lot of work into the planning here.
We stayed in The Garden Room, and it was ideal for the two of us, and a large dog. Others have noted that Pub Hill Farm, unlike many places that are merely pet tolerant, is truly pet friendly, and we echo that endorsement.
Whether one has pets or not, Pub Hill Farm is a great place to relax. The views down the Wagonga Inlet are spectacular, there is abundant bird life, and kangaroos and wallabies make appearances in the lower paddocks.
The way the rooms, The Croft, and Karibu Cottage are situated in relation to each other, and the main house ensures the total privacy of all. You may get a visit from an inquisitive Border Collie (or three), but most likely you will not see anyone else other than at breakfast at the dining table, which we found to be another delightful experience, culinary and social.
Being former expats and extensive travelers ourselves, our own home décor is best described as eclectic. We loved the décor here. The tasteful use of timbers from the property shows the influence of East Africa. Micki and Ian have done something really special here. It was our great pleasure to experience it, - something we intend to do again in the not too distant future.
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