The main house contains three dining rooms on the ground floor and the hotel reception in the old 1800's kitchen. This still contains the original wood fired stove and bread oven. Upstairs is an inviting guest lounge with books, magazines and board games, guest internet and email facility, a boardroom and one guestroom.

The balance of the accommodation is contained in the Servant's Quarters in the west wing of the House and in the converted Barns and Haylofts, the east and north wings. Each room has the old world atmosphere of antique furnishings but with all modern conveniences expected by today's discerning traveller.
 

- Ensuite Bathrooms - Complimentary Toiletries - Electric Heating - Colour Television - Clock Radio - 10 Channel Austar Television

- Tea and Coffee Making - Refrigerator and Mini Bar - Electric Blankets - Direct Dial Telephone - Iron and Ironing Board - Hair Dryer

Underneath the main house is the old gaol, home to 22 convicts in the 1830's and now used as a wine cellar.

The grassed courtyard behind the main house is a relaxing spot to eat lunch or relax after a game of tennis on the house court.