ACCOMMODATION IN WINDSOR

Alexander The Great

Alexander the Great Accommodation in WindsorAddress: 317 Windsor Road, Vineyard
Phone: 02 4577 5555

This affordable family motel is only minutes away from Windsor on Route 2. The ATG, as locals call it, has amenities such as a pool and restaurant, so once you've checked in, you can relax for the evening.

If you are attending the Power Boat races, the Bridge to Bridge Ski race, or the Great Hawkesbury Hunt, make your reservations early. With only 25 suites, the motel fills quickly. If you are travelling late or from some distance, the ATG is a perfect overnight stay when planning an excursion to Mount Tomah or the Blue Mountains.

Sebel Resort Hawkesbury

Accommodation at Windsor's Sebel ResortAddress: 61 Hawkesbury Valley Way, Windsor
Phone: 02 4577 4222

Sebel Resort Hawkesbury is set among 8 hectares of landscaped gardens with a beautiful lakeside backdrop.

The resort is conducive to conferences and business meetings throughout the year. A frequent scene at the resort is a lobby, patio or bar filled to overflowing with lively conference attendees relaxing after a long session.

Rooms are spacious and suites look out to a hillside setting. Tennis courts or bocce by the lake are added amenities. Nearby golf courses (see Recreation) let you get in a round before the sun is too high. And if pampering is your thing, the magnificent Villa Thalgo Day Spa is on site, just a few steps away from your accommodation.

The drive from Sydney CBD is approximately one hour and if you arrive on a Friday, the Harvest restaurant sets out an outstanding seafood buffet. In spring and autumn, early evening jazz concerts by the lake are the perfect way to unwind after a long week.

Tizzana Winery B&B

Tizzana B&B Address: 518 Tizzana Road, Ebenezer
Phone: 02 4579 1150

Tall ceilings and windows, timber floors, massive furniture and the unique privacy of a rural setting - this is Tizzana, a purpose-built award-winning, fully licensed B&B.

Each large bedroom offers comfortable king-size beds, ceiling fans and is fully air-conditioned. French doors lead to a charming private verandah and courtyard garden.

A large guest lounge with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams is a reminder of the old winery processing room. On our visit - a 25-degree day in November - hosts, Peter and Carolyn Auld pointed out a slow combustion wood-fired stove which makes for a toasty night in winter. We did not ask them to fire it up!

A fully catered and serviced breakfast is our idea of style and at Tizzana breakfast is a major production. Served in the breakfast nook, the view looks down to the lily pond. Stunning rural beauty! (Not a well-kept secret: breakfast can be served in your room or on the verandah.

To make your stay exceptional - by prior arrangement - two extraordinary services are available. Dinner upon your arrival can be waiting, and if you wish to see the countryside during your stay, a picnic hamper can be prepared.

 
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