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Amber Glade Bed & Breakfast

Sitting Room
QS Bedroom 1
Dble Bedroom
Garden
Streetscape
Signage
Shady Spot
Sweetwater Creek
Sweetwater Reserve
Beach

Quality comfortable Bed & Breakfast accommodation with cosy guest lounge. Quiet street in leafy tree lined suburb, close to beach & Sweetwater Creek Reserve. Top of Olivers Hill, Frankston South - gateway to activities on the Peninsula.

Mornington Peninsula Gateway

Frankston South, VIC [Location map...]

Up to 4 people, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Minimum nights: 1

Availability and Pricing

Arriving

For night.

Adults

Children

Estimated price:

From $130 to $145 couple per night

Guest Reviews (13)

"The rooms were beautifully furniished with attention to detail.It was lovely having breakfast looking out on the relaxing garden in the quiet street. A good spot for touring the peninsula. We both lov..."

- IRENE, -Dec '11

"Very pleasant hosts and great dog! Garden in spring was magnificent. being on top of the hill and out of the town is a plus."

- Meredith, SA -Sep '11

"The guests quarters were entirely separate comprising a lounge, bedroom and full bathroom (with bath!!!!). Most tastefully furnished, beautiful garden, a quiet peaceful haven. Would thoroughly recom..."

- Anke, S -Aug '11

"The service was fabulous, the location quiet and peaceful, and the rooms were lovely, we really enjoyed our stay."

- Christine, -Jul '11

"We flew in for a wedding, and Sue knew exactly how long the train ride out would take and even though the train was late, Sue still had a magnificent meal waiting for us, the accomodation is wonderful..."

- Judi, -Mar '11

"A most relaxing stay with Tony and Sue who are wonderful hosts. We hope to return in the near future. We highly recommend Amber Glade Tom & Marion ACT Nov 2010"

- Thomas, ACT -Nov '10

"Lovely spot, beautiful homely environment. Breakfast was just right. "

- Peter, VICTORIA -Jul '10

"Ours was such a quick visit that we did not really have time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings or get to know the hosts but our first impressions were " What a lovely peaceful place, superbly fitted..."

- Mary, VIC -Mar '10

"Very relaxing stay. Value for money accommodation in a quiet spot not far away from everything on the Mornington Peninsula. Tony & Sue provided everything we needed for a 2-night stay."

- Dot, AUSTRALIA -Feb '10

"We had a very relaxing four day stay in Amber Glade B&B. The accommodation was sparklingly clean, spacious and very private. Our hosts were delightful, the decor classy, and the Library of books impre..."

- Herbert, VIC -Jan '10

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Bed & Breakfast, Guest house

A welcoming spot to stay after your day's journey. This Bed & Breakfast is located in a quiet, tree lined street at the top of Olivers Hill, which is the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula. The Peninsula is well known for it's vast array of activities, scenery, and attractions that it has on offer to the tourists and travellers alike. We are 250 metres away from Sweetwater Creek Reserve, which has many walking tracks and lovely vistas to enjoy whilst listening to the local bird life.

There is a comfortable guest lounge where you can sit back and relax to enjoy a gas log fire, read, or play some board games. The lounge overlooks the lovely garden towards the very large, old liquid amber tree. Continental Breakfast is also served there in the mornings.

This property is not suitable for children.

NO STAIRS TO CLIMB! Off street parking available.

Locality

A short walk to Sweetwater Creek Nature reserve (approx 60 acres), with boardwalks and tracks running through it for the nature enthusiast and walkers. The local tree lined streets are a pleasure to the eye to wander along viewing the gardens as you saunter by. Frankston Beach, which is only 500 metres away, has won several national awards. It has a good long jetty to take a stroll along of an evening after dining out at one of the many local restaurants.
Boat hire is also available from Kananook Creek for the more adventurous. A visit to the local Tourist Information Centre to get all of the hot tips and general information of local activities and highlights is well worth the time. There is so much to do and see on the Peninsula, whether here for the first time or one of many repeat visits, as new things come along all the time.

Holiday experiences

Art & Craft, Beach, Birdwatching, Body Treatments, Close to Public Transport, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, Eco-friendly, Golf, Great view, Honeymoon, Museums and Galleries, One Night Bookings Welcome, Romantic getaway, Student Accommodation, Wine Appreciation

Facilities

Boat Ramp Nearby, Books/Magazines Supplied, CD Player, Continental Breakfast Available, DVD, Ensuite, Fans (ceiling/standard), Faxing Facilities, Gas open fire, Laundry facilities, Linen supplied, No smoking, Pets not allowed, Seniors Card Accepted, Stereo, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Television, Undercover or off street parking, Videos/DVDs Supplied

Art & Craft

Art and Craft experiences located nearby.

Many galleries and art centers nearby and on the Peninsula

Beach

Less than 5 minutes walk to the beach, Less than 5 minutes drive to the beach.

We are only about 500 metres away from the beach. Great spot for swimming and enjoying the lovely vistas, cafes and walks.

Birdwatching

Bird-watching available nearby.

Only 300 metres from Sweetwater Creek Reserve of some 63 acres of bush with creek and native habitats

Body Treatments

Body treatments available on-site through mobile service.

Ripples Massage come to the property to provide massage treatments on site.

Close to Public Transport

Public transport within 5 minute walk, Public transport within 10 minute walk, Bus service.

Frankston Bus & Train station is only about 1.5kms away. There is a bus stop only 300 metres away from the house.

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast

In-house evening meals available, Set menu, Continental (uncooked) breakfast, Packed lunches available.

Lunches & Dinners are available provided that sufficient notice of request is given.

Eco-friendly

Recycling facilities available.

We have solar hot water and solar electricity panels on our roof, also rainwater tanks for rainwater collection and grey water recycling

Golf

Golf course located nearby

Museums and Galleries

Museums and/or galleries located nearby.

Many and varied here on the Peninsula

Romantic getaway

Private living and recreation areas.

Gas log fire in the Guest Sitting Room

Wine Appreciation

Winery tours available nearby.

Mornington Peninsula has many vineyards and wineries for sampling, or with tours or meals etc.

Amber Glade Bed & Breakfast

Frankston South, VIC, Australia

Rooms and rates

Prices quoted are per 2 persons sharing the one bed in one room.

Peak Summer Time:- $145pn/$870pw

Rest of year:- $130pn/ $780pw

Discount of 10% off listed rate for Single Travellers.

Fortnightly Rates & Winter Specials - Contact us for a quote

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Bedroom One (sleeps 2)

Base rate

$130.00/night.

$780.00/week.

High Season rate

01/12/2011 - 01/03/2012

$145.00/night.

$870.00/week.

Bedroom Two (sleeps 2)

Base rate

$130.00/night.

$780.00/week.

High Season rate

01/12/2011 - 01/03/2012

$145.00/night.

$870.00/week.

All prices in $AUD

Availability

Amber Glade Bed & Breakfast will confirm pricing, availability and answer any other questions within 12 hours.
(current average response time for this property is 12.4 hours)

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The telephone number and contact details for this property will be emailed to you once your enquiry/booking has been sent.

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