Chateau Yering Hotel

Had a pre Christmas lunch here. I wouldn't rave about it. There's better places in the Yarra Valley to dine. It was expensive for what you got. No Christmas decorations in the main restaurant. Sad! Nice wines though. Will not return.

Stayed with a group of friends for 2 nights. Fantastic place with wonderful staff. We were flooded in for one day but they went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed. We sat in the lounge with an open fire, cocktails and a charcuterie platter and had a very special time. Eleanor’s restaurant was wonderful. Great food and service. The rooms were really lovely- don’t expect contemporary decor. The decor fits with the property. We didn’t want to leave! I’m looking for an excuse to go back.

Did not stay at the hotel so can't comment, had high tea. Very disappointing. Stone cold scones, luke warm arancini balls, average sweets (except one which was nice), basic sandwiches with little taste, service was minimal and diy tea and peculated coffee. No fancy crockery here. Suspect everything is not made on site or scones made the day before. Basic jam, not enough relish to go around. Basic mince pie, light on savoury choice. Nothing high or fancy about the fare. Expensive and won't be returning. Typical tourism Australia - great location and that is about it.

Warning to anyone wanting to purchase a gift voucher . You may be gifting a voucher to the value of monetary figure , but for some reason these monetary vouchers are not valid to redeem on public holidays. So not such a great gift after all. Very arbitrary when you consider that the hotel may want to hike up prices over the public holidays ( fair play), but what difference does it make to the hotel to redeem a cash voucher ??? Very strange policy. Could understand if the voucher was for a room for example then the hotel would lose out on a public holiday when prices go up . This way the hotel gets to take the money for the voucher , hold onto that, ( money for nothing) and make it difficult to book a room using the voucher . *sigh.

Absolutely stunning view with a beautifully decorated interior. Wine is great and food was delicious

What a beautiful place for dinner. The buildings were worth a visit just on their own.The food was beautifully presented and was made with local produce and fresh ingredients.If you want a romantic place or an intimate restaurant for a small group then this is a must.Staff were friendly and very professional.

Great wines and great service. Be aware that those are very complex wines and have a premium price, and so does the tasting. If you consider yourself a wine lover and love to learn about the subject and without shying the cost, this is the place for you. If you just seek to taste some good wines, you might be better off in other great wineries in the Yarra.

Don’t stay when the restaurant ( Elenor’s) is closed … there’s no staff no service no bar no music on anywhere and no point even being here. It’s like the place is closed which basically it is but if you book they’ll take your money. Anne that checked us in was wonderful and so attentive.Rooms are quaint. Very clean.

Excellent venue, great wines and my clients love it while on a private winery tour.

Visited this restaurant with my guests for a lunch sitting. Booked in advance via their website, got a request to confirm our booking 24 hours in advance, sent that off and got a confirmation reply immediately. Plenty of on-site parking, a short walk from the restaurant. The meals were tasty, sufficient portions, served well, presented elegantly. Our server was absolutely fantastic, knew the menu like the back of her hand. The photos here do not do the food justice at all. The view from the restaurant (and we got a window seat too) was worth it, looking out to the Valley. Definitely worth a visit here if you haven’t yet been.