Briar Rose Cottages — Hotel in Stanthorpe

Our week long visit was marred by the fact that the owners were NOT the least bit interested in their clients' comfort - e.g. the loungeroom seating was totally inappropriate, too large partially blocking the bedroom door entry & unsuitable for people with limited mobility such as us (we did inform them of our situation). Nor were they interested in trying to find a solution to our discomfort. It was cold, wet and late afternoon when we arrived & the fire was not even laid much less alight and the kindling supplied was unsuitable consisting mainly of thorny rose cuttings. A very disappointing environment in which to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. We will return to Stanthorpe, a delightful area the people are very friendly & aware of what is required to develop & enhance their tourist trade. But NEVER will we return to Briar...

Only a one night stay but it was wonderful. So sorry it wasn't for longer. The most comfortable night of our 9-night holiday with my husband and cousin. Having an Aldi coffee machine like ours at home was just the cherry on the top! (with a selection of pods). Clean and neat and homely and lots of little special touches. In fact, everything looked so new that I wondered if we were the first to stay in the cottage. But the guest book dated back years! Debbie was great at communicating, confirming, checking that all was well etc. Felt like we...

Beaut 2 bedroomed cottage. Very reasonable cost if sharing between 2 couples. Well laid out with most things one needs for a self-catering stay. The log fire adds an element of romance while the welcoming local Granite Belt wine and fresh flowers lends a thoughtful touch. Easy access from which to explore the Granite Belt, and close enough to local eateries to be able to walk and not drive. The icing on the top was the coffee machine plus some coffee pods provided, and a full sized fridge. The owner is helpful and friendly. Will stay...