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Comment by Angy & Maurice from NZ
March 2006
We have stayed at Wattle House several times, when we visit our son in Sydney it is our home from home. We love room four with the lovely verandah, comfortable bed, teddy bear, our own basket of crockery and cutlery, fantastic showers. It is far better than staying in a hotel, as we like all the personal touches and the fact that we are treated as friends, wonderful to have our meals in the courtyard garden. So looking forward to the next visit.
Comment by Sandra from The Netherlands
August 2005
We have stayed in this beautiful hostel for a total period of two weeks, with trips to Melbourne and New Zealand in-between. The owners are very friendly (we once took the key with us to New Zealand and Veronica didn't freak out at all!) and the atmosphere is so relaxed! Great garden (we love garden room No. 9), bean bags, herb collection, bathrobes, the new showers and the room teddy bear! The most important things are that it's clean, homely, friendly, not huge and in a great neighborhood.
Comment by Tracey
February 2004
I stayed for several weeks and have recommended friends and family from the UK to stay on visits and they were also very impressed!! Well done Wattle House!
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