15 Best Cabins in Whian Whian State Conservation Area - Cabins for Rent from SAR 432

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Nimbin Waterfall Retreat

Nimbin

Steven

SAR 432 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Jun - 3 Jun

Romantic Farmstay Cabin 10 Mins to Brunswick

Billinudgel

Megan H.

SAR 1,227 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Jun - 9 Jun

Mini Mullum Studio Retreat

Mullumbimby

mary c.

SAR 694 total

includes taxes & fees

22 Jun - 23 Jun

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Top Whian Whian State Conservation Area Hotel Reviews

Beach Hotel Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Clean room and nice to be able to park the car and use the hotels bikes."

Crystalbrook Byron

6/10 Okay

"The venue itself is just beautiful. Clean spacious rooms. Hugh at reception exemplified what good service looks like. Attentive, warm, efficient. However my experience in the restaurant was disappointing. I arrived for lunch and found the menu quite limited…thats ok. Then the power went out..this was clearly outside of the venues control so whilst I was disappointed, it’s not their fault. However once I was seated, the waitress didn’t come back to take a drink order or anything. I sat at my table looking towards her..she was happily on her phone for about 5 minutes. Eventually another waitress realised I was being ignored so she came and served me. Told me that due to the power outage all they could offer were hot chips or green salad. Really? What about dips, cheese, platters? No, I was assured chips or green salad was it. So I ordered chips which came out looking a bit “twice cooked” and were nothing special. For me, a venue like this should be offering guests some kind of compensation for the power outage, even just a complimentary wine. Because whilst they can’t control the outage, they can still go the extra mile to ensure the customers disappointment is turned into pleasure. And by the way, there were only half a dozen customers in there so it would have been a small cost for a big gesture. Anyway for me, I will try somewhere else next time, purely because the restaurant experience was underwhelming."