Top Hotels in Maitland Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Maitland, Australia
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Maitland, Greater Newcastle, New South Wales including The Bronte Boutique Hotel, Imperial, Hunter Morpeth Motel & Villas, The Regents Park, Maddies of Bolwarra, Alloggio Thornton, Lochinvar House B&B, Cadair Cottage, The Old Victoria, La Lagoon B&B.
Restaurants in Maitland
1. The Bronte Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 199 reviews
The Bronte is the perfect getaway retreat, whether you're wanting a romantic weekend or a mid-week break. Two hours from Sydney, 10 minutes from Maitland and 40 mins from Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley, Polkobin wine country. The Bronte was built in 1822 for the honourable Mr Caleb Soul of Soul Paterson Pharmacy fame and named after Admiral Nelson, the Earl of Bronte. The Bronte was purchased by the current owners in 2014 and completely refurbished to its current luxury standard with an electric fusion of Victorian and Asian antiques.. The hotel is ideal for visitors to discover everything that historic Morpeth, Maitland and the Hunter Valley have to offer.
A Perfect Stay
Reviewed By Beef_Breeder_OzWhat an amazing stay! The service was impeccable, both Brad and Kerry were awesome. Lovely sheets, comfortable bed and pillows, lovely kitchen with a wide selection of teas ….. and the breakfast Kerry made for us in the morning made our entire stay perfect. We’ll definitely be back.
2. Imperial
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 61 reviews
The Imperial traditional pub-style accommodation is big on cleanliness and value for money. We offer 14 spotlessly clean and comfortable traditional rooms with contemporary features of air conditioning and a 34 inch flat screen TV. All rooms access shared bathroom facilities (no ensuite rooms). A light, self-serve breakfast is also included in the tariff. The City of Maitland is historically significant, being first settled in the very early 1800's and provides the perfect base for day trips to the arts and crafts village of Morpeth, the vineyards of the Hunter Valley, and the mountains of the Barringtons. Maitland is also just 30 minutes from the best beaches Australia's east coast has to offer and only 2 hours from the bright lights of Sydney.
Highly recommended
Reviewed By kimmB193AOThis is a beautiful old pub. The rooms (including the bathrooms) have been recently renovated and are immaculately clean, while retaining heritage character. Spacious and comfortable beds. Pub is friendly with good, well priced food. We really enjoyed our stay.
3. Hunter Morpeth Motel & Villas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
One night stay
Reviewed By FordRanger2018This motel is a little bit out of the way , perched on top of a hill, its a good set up and looks well maintained , its driving distances to some restaurants, manager is very good, rooms are okay , its a bit pricey considering you sleep in a king single bed ?,
4. The Regents Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Welcome to one of the Hunter Valley's best kept secret hideaways. The Regents Park is an exquisite Georgian style mansion tucked away in the Hunter Valley, NSW. The Regents Park is an 1830’s Georgian Mansion that has been beautifully restored. The mansion, built for a judge, was originally part of a 1000 acre estate in the Maitland area. It now sits on 5 acres of magnificent sprawling gardens providing you and your guests with the perfect escape.
Such a special place!
Reviewed By K_islandloverThis is a beautiful and unique property that made a special family occasion extra special. We rambled through the amazing gardens, enjoyed tea and cake at the garden gazebo, nibbles in the gorgeous front room overlooking the gardens, played the historical piano and chatted in the formal lounge and played cards at the big dining table. Such a delight to enjoy such a historic mansion right in Maitland! Sarina was a lovely, helpful and non-imposing host. Good idea to bring some earplugs for the bats which were enjoying the garden too but a tad noisy at night from some of the bedrooms.
5. Maddies of Bolwarra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
If you're looking for an intimate, romantic escape look no further than Maddies of Bolwarra. The country home was built in the late 1800s, boasting high ceilings and polished wooden floors. Sit on the front balcony with a glass and cheese board with your own privacy.
Very welcoming and dog friendly
Reviewed By donnasI130320Our plans to stay with friends fell through and we needed a room on the day of and we have a dog which can make things tricky sometimes. We had the front room which opened onto the porch and our own bathroom. The owner was very welcoming and happy. It's not too far out of town at all and was very quiet and peaceful. Our dog was happy sitting on the porch in the sunset just relaxing. We had a continental breakfast on the porch in the morning and purchased some coffee and home made jam from the little shop on the property.
6. Alloggio Thornton
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Locally built and operated. Experience amazing quality of brand new hotel accommodation. Alloggio boasts two modern meeting rooms equipped with the latest technology. Strategically located on the western side of Weakleys Drive at the Northern end of the M1 Pacific Motorway and the junction with John Renshaw Drive. Located less than 20 minutes from the Port of Newcastle and within two hours of the Sydney CBD. Alloggio is centrally positioned between growth areas of Maitland, Port Stephens and Lake Macquarie.
Neat and clean
Reviewed By Anna BStayed to be close to Maitland hospital and was brilliant. Clean, spacious, plenty of parking very new. Easy to book in all information sent via email so easy. Close to foods maccas, kfc, seven eleven and easy to get around as not far from highway. Was nice to stay at, all ammenities provided fridge, microwave etc would recommend
7. Lochinvar House B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Lochinvar House is a farm-stay and breakfast located in the historic building of 'Lochinvar' which acted as an aid to convict servants. Enjoy the rural retreat of the 88 acre property which features high celings, large rooms and antiques.
Think twice before you book! ?
Reviewed By CaneshaMarsI made a booking and asked to reschedule. Apparently it’s not in their policy to do so and I couldn’t even get a refund on the deposit. With no policy listed on the website, Elena (who I was conversing with via email) said the policy could be found on 3 other websites. I looked them all up and no policy on rescheduling the date. Anyway I’m quite glad we didn’t end up staying there as some of the bad reviews are horrific! Run down state of the house as well as questionable hygiene in the kitchen. And worst of all : no locks on the room doors! Also, the varying price display on the 3 websites are dodgy.
8. Cadair Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Tastefully separate and secluded, Cadair Cottage ensures ultimate privacy for your stay. You can enjoy a complimentary bottle of Hunter Valley wine as you sit in the outdoor spa and soak up the views of the valley, or study the stars at night.
So relaxing
Reviewed By CraigJeffsFantastic 5 days away. Felt no need to leave the cottage. So cosy, warm and the views are incredible. Typical day, coffee on the deck, read, look at view, spa, sleep, get a roast on, beers by fire pit, dinner, wines by fire inside, sleep. Beautifully appointed and as tasteful and clean as anything you can ever expect. I wish I had my little dog as the secure yard would be heaven for her.
9. The Old Victoria
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Historical stay
Reviewed By Paul TThe rooms here are huge and the bed was comfortable. There is a large shared bathroom but the night I stayed I was the only one in the property so this wasn't an issue for me. Jimmy was a welcoming host and we had a chat for quite a while before I checked in. The only mark against the Old Vic is the frequency of the trains that travel past nearby on a regular basis. This is all part and parcel of the positioning of this hotel from days gone by as it's close to the railway station. I have to say that after a long day driving I had a shower something to eat and fell asleep never to be bothered by trains until I woke the next morning. I enjoyed my stay here and discovering a part of the areas history.
10. La Lagoon B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
La Lagoon B&B is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Maitland, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and an additional bathroom, and you can stay connected during your stay as La Lagoon B&B offers guests free wifi. The bed and breakfast features shops, a convenience store, and a sun terrace. Plus, La Lagoon B&B offers a pool, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While staying at La Lagoon B&B, you may want to check out Bollywood Indian Cuisine (1.0 mi) which is a short walk away. If you’re looking for something to do, Wallis Creek Watergarden (0.7 mi) is a nice way to spend some time, and it is within walking distance of La Lagoon B&B. Enjoy your stay in Maitland!
Exceptional B&B in a beautiful and peaceful location
Reviewed By Susie LUpon arriving at La Lagoon B&B, straight away the beautiful manicured lawns and garden were inviting. We were greeted by the Lovely Amanda who went out of her way to be the host with the most, extremely pleasant and helpful. The room was spotless and the bed was very comfortable. This very clean, neat and tidy accommodation is in a peaceful and quite location, right on the doorstep of the Hunter Valley. I will definitely stay here again.
