Really the only hotel that is not very very expensive in the area.

This should be a two star property at best. Maybe 3 star. Definitely not 4 star. I booked with the expectation that the bar/restaurant/cafe would be open as there are very few dining options in the area. Nothing open when arrived - they said the restaurant owner was on holiday? Looked at reviews and apparently has been shut for the last 3 months (I booked well before this though). Asked for some sort of compensation/discount off the booking as the restaurant is well advertised on the booking.com page - reception staff was incredibly rude and told me I was wrong and that they had already put the notice up everywhere of facilities being shut. I read out the booking.com description to him that clearly states the on-site dining facilities. Still, I was told I was wrong. Room was dismal. Huge crack below the window. Holes in the door covered with tape. Could feel a draft all night. Heating unit hardly worked. Shower pressure dismal. Couldn’t wait to get out of the place.

Room adequate for our needs

Restaurant disappointedly not operating and bed very uncomfortable - need to put padding under mattress for support.

The Prom Country Lodge is an old motel that has been refurbished to a food standard. When we stayed the weather was extremely cold and the room was warm and toasty and the bed very warm and extremely comfortable. It was a good sized double room with plenty of lounge space. The lodge is surrounded by beautiful forest and we had a view of beautiful ferns and eucalypts. The lodge is walking distance to the Foster town centre and we had surprisingly excellent meals (about 12 of us at the local pub the Foster Exchange Hotel.

Great rooms and bed with great bathrooms very .nice decor.

Still advertising they have a restaurant which is now not operatiing bad news on a Monday night.

Clean spacious room with very quiet heating

Pleasant

A little dated

Average property.

Needs updating

Clean