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I could not speak more highly of the Millthorpe motel. The proprietors/staff were exceptional as was the cleanliness of the rooms, the convenience of facilities and the beautiful town of Millthorpe. Wonderful meals are available in the local hotel. Convenient shopping in the local IGA is a two minute walk away. There are also interesting clothing and jewelry shops on the main street. Some of the most notable things about the town of Millthorpe are the friendliness of the people, the tidiness and cleanliness of the town, the long lost tradition of a local book borrowing book shelf outside the towns IGA, open for use 24 hours a day.. There is extraordinary tradition introduced by the local school pupils which entails writing a message on stones and placing them throughout the town. The ritual continues when you find a stone with a message you take it with you and place in in another location within the town. If you have the need to go to a large town or city, Orange it a thirty minute drive away. If you prefer a rural country drive the world is your oyster. These are elements of a time past in the town Millthorpe. A wonderful long lost community spirit that is sadly lost within our larger towns and cities. What a beautiful town in both culture, and presentation. Five Star.

Beautiful quaint little town reminded me of hinterland.in Qld Nice friendly people, businesses very welcoming. I was disappointed that between 3 and 5 the only facility to offer food was the IGA . I had driven non stop for nearly 4 hours and needed sustenance. I would return to Millthorpe in the future and be prepared for the areas of need for me. The market was very well organised and amazing 10 out of 10

Our accommodation was in the centre of the lovely historic village, close to restaurants and quaint local stores - perfect for walking and exploring the village. Although we were enroute to Melbourne, staying overnight and travelling with a small dog, we would love to return for a longer visit to fully explore the region.

It is a lovely, unusual, quiet, picturesque and 'English-feeling' village in Australia - unlike most 'linear' modern sprawls. Interesting little supermarket and lovely friendly Providore where we got some breakfast, and is obviosuly a meeting place for the locals. The station has reopened and there are daily trains to Sydney (5 hrs, get the right carriage!) and a station chocolate cafe, but it was not open before 9, and looked pricey. Definietly worth a visit and an overnight if you are going that way - but noter that it is a much lopnger route from Sydney to Melbourne!

A beautifully maintained and friendly historical Australian town with wonderfully preserved heritage dwellings (from hotels, colonial style homes and a winery shop). The local pub was friendly place with lovely food, as were the Providore and Old Mill cafe. A gem of a place with a quiet peaceful country ambiance which I pray will not be destroyed by noise and unbridled suburban development.

There is one very good restaurant, several fine wine outlets, a pub, several cafes, shops and an occasional tapas bar. Easy walk around town with some beautiful gardens and a few places of historical interest to see, but the museum is only open at week-ends. Additional accommodation will apparently soon be available at the Commercial Hotel, which is in the throes of being renovated.