The Camperdown Mill - South West Victoria

Love this place so much! Got the Sir Chester Manifold Suite. Luxurious unit well equipped with everything you need for weekend gateway or gathering here. 2 bedrooms with huge bathrooms and bathtub, spacious living room and balcony. This is a small town where you can escape from the busy city for tranquility.

Well presented but noise issues. We were booked into the Purrumbete suite which was very well presented and recently renovated. However, this suite has another suite above it and the construction is such that you can hear conversations and the people walking around in the upper unit. During our stay this situation caused considerable noise and disturbance of sleep on our second night. Further, the guests who were in the room on this night were rude and totally inconsiderate of other guests, even after asking for their cooperation. While internet bookings may make it difficult to assess the behaviour of guests, the room location, being under the upper unit, does cause issues in terms of sound deadening and that needs to be addressed sooner than later. If you plan to stay at this motel, then ask if this issue has been addressed.

A lovely find! A beautifully restored and maintained property with welcoming staff. Our room was cosy, nicely decorated, very clean and had a great open plan with relaxing spa, recliners, complimentary continental breakfast & the best compendium on the area we have seen on local businesses, activities, history, walks, drives & local fauna and flora. Located centrally so walking distance to everything in Camperdown. Each of the rooms are named after founders of the area and are very reasonably priced. We will be back to check out the others and enjoy some more exploring

We thought the only thing missing was blackout blinds. We enjoyed our stay in all other respects

Parking is always an issue - parking bays are marked (numbered) but needs some clearer ground marking. Have been staying here for 20 years and always enjoyed the rooms and environment but recent decision to remove some items (including eggs) from provisions is really confusing. Seems ok to keep biscuits (which are full of sugar and unhealthy fats) but eggs (and bread) are not deemed a healthy eating option? Really? .