The Harrietville Snowline Hotel

Beautiful large deck catering for a lot of people. We had a very large group with dogs & it suited the group. Was very hot in the sun till it went down behind the mountain, some of our group had to move tables. The food was very small serves ( whole group) and was expensive for what it was. I had the beef cheese burger & there was more chips than burger. For $27 I didn't expect to come away still hungry. Others had the steak which was $41 and also left hungry. Haven't been for 2 years but was very disappointed.

This place is in a great location at the bottom of the Hotham and Dinner Plain ski fields. The rooms are basic, clean and functional. The electric blankets are a great addition and kept me toasty warm. I had no issues with the noise but you can hear people moving around and getting up early to leave for the snow so if you’re a light sleeper this may be an issue. Staff were friendly and helpful. Food from the pub was good.

Stayed a few weeks ago in the 4 share using the hotel as a base for our snow trip. I wasn’t expecting much in the way of luxury as I knew it was basic accommodation but I would never stay here again. Why? One of the main reasons is that the heaters do NOT HEAT the small rooms and turn off after a few hours, we all slept in thermals a hoddie and trackies. This was really disappointing as there was NO HEAT AT ALL and all our snow gear was wet from a poor day on the mountain. This meant that the next day we were putting WET clothing on for our second day. Other reasons, the accommodation was poor. - Trundle and single bed not an adult size - Female hair and lint on the trundle bed - The bar fridge is the size of a shoe box, so don’t expect to have a few beers when you get back to your room - The shower head was leaking with water pissing out of the side - The tap leaked for a while - The curtain was hanging off the track and had cracks in it - No microwave or hair dryer (to try and dry our gloves) - Don’t look up at the cobwebs! Would not recommend this hotel and the only good thing i can say about it was the pub meal. Unfortunately they cannot claim to be a base for a snow adventure as the one thing you desperately need is warmth.

Good accommodation close to pub and food. Closest place to stay without being on the ski fields.

Staff were amazing. Nothing was a drama for them :)

It's a good alternative if Bright is fully booked.

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