Freycinet Lodge

Location is awesome. Very easy access to honeymoon bay. Hiking in the national park is fantastic. The whole area was very well developed for tourists. We waited 40 mins for dinner at the bistro and that wasn't expected. Overall it was great experience.

A fabulous place to spend a few days while we explored Freycinet and the surround coastline. The staff were exceptional in helping us arrange activities, providing advice and insights for hikes and trails. Our only regret is not spending more time here.

Sunset dinner everyday! High quality of food including complimentary breakfast!

Lovely location. Didn't realise that I wouldn't have ocean views, but loved the walks and swims

Stayed here one night for a wedding. The resort was a bit tired and seeing as we paid $1000 for the night for a family cabin, we were disappointed that we had zero veiw from our balcony and that the cabins themselves were in need of an update. Having said that, the bed was super comfortable, the cabins were quiet and the staff were all super friendly and helpful.

Comfortable, spacious room with a nice view and a beautiful location. Lodge dining areas have a stunning patio and the food was quite good. Short drive to incredible hikes. Pricey, but well worth a visit.

Great place to stay and explore the walks in Freycinet National Park. Friendly staff and great facilities. Highly recommend!

The Family Cabins at Freycinet Lodge are EXTREMELY dated and in desperate need of a total, floor to ceiling, refresh. My family stayed At Freycinet Lodge recently and while the main building which comprises the lobby area and Bay Restaurant and bar is beautifully situated above the water, the family cabins are the worst value for money of the hundreds of hotel I have stayed in over the last 30 or so years. After checking in and dropping our bags in our room I was so gobsmacked at the poor quality that I returned to the reception and asked to be moved, stating how underwhelmed I was. Unfortunately there were no other options - I was advised the only renovated rooms are for couples and they were currently going for between "$1500 and $2000 a night". About double what we paid for our cabin stuck in time and stuck in the middle of the bush, well back from the ocean. The family cabins are very cramped - the barely fitting sofa partially blocked the entrance to the bedroom, extremely dated - curtains seemingly from the 80's, everything creeks, the ceiling fan made a clicking sound and could not be used, a tiny kitchen with an inaccessible frosted over freezer, and that "view" of the large native bush growing right at the edge of the patio...not exactly what we had in mind for the $$$ charged for those rooms. Appalling value for money.

Views from the restaurant were excellent

It’s excellent for families.

Basic but spacious room. Minibar is free, which is nice. Service is ok Dinning options are average.

The remote location is both a positive and a negative. Nestled in the Frecyinet National Park, the Lodge is beautifully set overlooking the water, and there is a sandy beach just a short walk away. You can also access the boat excursion to Wineglass Bay right from their dock, and can also walk to the primary park trailhead. If you stay here you'll need to most of your dining at the lodge so choices are limited. The kitchen was slow all days were were there and our orders got messed up more than once. Still, the food was very good. Finally, the cabins are old with dated furniture. They are a bit tired, but still OK. It was very quiet and serene, which was nice. It would be best to have a car at this place.

Absolutely beautiful region! Accommodation is very private and accessible from the car. Staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious! Beautiful reception/bar and restaurant areas.

Freycinet Lodge is absolutely spectacular! The room is very comfortable and offers great amenities. Some coffee machine issues that were not addressed, and most staff were very friendly/informative but unfortunately some staff were slightly harder to communicate with (condescending). Two dining options, one formal and one more relaxed.

Loved the location and accom

I believe a torch is required in the cabins to assist with walking between cabins and lodge restaurant

Beautiful location, rooms spacious Very expensive for poor service Though. Shower was mouldy, ordered room service and they advised 15 minutes and took nearly an hour and only After chasing it. Had fresh milk in fridge only to make tea and be vomiting as milk was off

The property is located ideally for a hike up to Wineglass Bay lookout and down to the bay itself. Staff who excelled in service were Leigh and Swasti.

Gorgeous accommodation right in the National Park. Amazing views of Great Oyster Bay. Easy access to the water, great breakfast included ( a la carte and Continental buffet) and great food/ coffee options. Worth the money

Location and ambience of the national park and the integration into surrounding bush is integral to the operation of the lodge Great