Welcome to Katrinastayz. Here you will find pet-friendly
accommodation around Australia. The Toby Award is only given
to properties personally recommended by Dr Katrina and her team.
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Links Retreat - Ararat | ||
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| SPECIAL accommodation Packages available. Self cont. Pets love the large garden & shady trees | |||
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Willyama - Avoca | ||
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| Willyama has a fully fenced property which is perfect for your four legged friends. | |||
Reviews of Ararat
Rating: 8 out of 5
Trevor - February 2005
The wineries near Ararat are the attraction for me- Great Western, Mt Langi Ghiran and the Montara wineries all worth a tasting and a tipple. Visit also the Chinese Museum- a well documented and presented account of Chinese in the area and take in the bluestone heritage buildingd scattered around the town.
Rating: 6 out of 5
Joshua - January 1995
Not much to offer here except to stock up on supplies before continuing on to explore the close by Grampians or on the way through to Adelaide
Rating: 8 out of 5
Jo - April 2002
Ararat is an old gold mining town. The best thing about it though is it is close to the little town Great western. There are three fabulous wineries here you can visit.
Rating: 8 out of 5
steve - December 2006
Nice little place only an hour and half from Melbourne. Has some very good country pubs around it {ie Elmhurst}
Rating: 8 out of 5
Cam - September 2006
Quite little country town in western Victoria. Pleasant place to stop for lunch or rest from a drive.
Rating: 6 out of 5
Trudie - October 2006
Ararat is a town on the Western Highway in the North West of Victoria. It is approx a 6 hour drive from Melbourne. It has the world class Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre which tells the story of Chinese miners from the Guangdong Province in China. It tells about the lives of these immigrant miners in the late 1800’s in the Ararat Goldfields. Take your own journey and relive the experience of Chinese gold prospectors on their great trek from Robe, South Australia to the Victorian goldfields.
