Boutique Home Hotel set at the crossroads to the grampians, GOR and the folkies

A 100 year old small hotel with a smart new attitude and look. 20 bed rooms which are carefully decorated and super comfortable . We also house an art gallery, a café, a small bar, a book shop/reading room, a breakfast room and charming small cinema theatre. Close to some of the best features of the Great Ocean Road and a plethora of wineries, tourist sites, golf courses and historic and indigenous sites. The area has been home to the first nations people, the settlers and squatters, farmers and their workers and great authors like Alan Marshall and at least one Nobel Prize winner (Sir Macfarlane Burnett). It is known for its position at the interface of the volcanic past, the most long standing and effective agriculture in the country, the bleak genocidal history and the amazing first nations developments and stories. It is the vibrant home of an arts revolution and the base of one of the oldest and most successful cooperatives in the world.