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About Morpeth
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Just a short drive from Maitland, along the banks of the Hunter River is the historical village of Morpeth, now classified by the National Trust. Established in 1821, Morpeth was once a thriving river port for ships distributing goods both nationally and worldwide. Visitors can meander through the village on a self guided heritage walk taking in the beautiful sandstone buildings and pathways. Morpeth offers boutique shopping, restaurants and eateries, art galleries, wine cellar, the odd antique and a courthouse museum. Relax in the park on the riverbank by the old wooden bridge, take in the beautiful scenery or sip an ale in the country pub.
About Bronte Guest House
Bronte Guesthouse is privately owned and opened on 10th November 2001. A heritage listed building built in 1860 has been restored combining an elegant and modern style. The ground floor offers two very comfortable guest lounge areas with access to a selection of DVD’s, books, games and CD’s this is the perfect place to sit, relax and unwind – there is always a tipple of something local to sip. Bronte also offers one guest suite on the ground floor with easy access to the car parking area. The second level comprises five very comfortable and well appointed guest suites and a large sunny veranda overlooking the village with the beautiful Barrington tops as a glorious backdrop, a wonderful place to spend a lazy afternoon.
Contemporary elegance
Bronte Guesthouse offers boutique quality accommodation comprising of six very comfortable and elegant guestrooms.
Ultimate Comfort
All guestrooms are either located on the ground and first level of the guesthouse and have either a king or queen sized bed, fitted with crisp white linen and thick doonas, waffle robes are also provided. All guestrooms have individual air-conditioning, flat LCD Televisions, CD/DVD players, mini refrigerators and tea and coffee making facilities, they also have private en suites with toiletries provided for your comfort, there is also access to wireless broadband. The Hunter suite features a balcony which overlooks Swan Street with glimpses of the Hunter River and the panoramic vista of rural Morpeth and the Barrington tops.
Wireless broadband connection is available in all guestrooms and common areas of the guesthouse. 24 hours (per day) access is $10, if staying more than 3 nights the cost per 24 hours access is $5.
Food
Bronte offers a gourmet, fully cooked breakfast each day, we would be happy to email you a menu. Served on the sunny veranda overlooking Swan Street – what a magical way to start the day, newspapers are also provided. Please let us know in advance if you have any special dietary requirements. As we work in with many of the local restaurants and eateries , we would be pleased to make recommendations and happy to assist with bookings. As a Bronte guest you will also have access to discounts and special offers at some of the local establishments.
Children Policy
The guesthouse does not have facilities for children under the age of 12. All guestrooms accommodate a maximum of two persons – with the exception of the Edward Close suite which has a king size bed and a single bed – this room needs to be specifically requested.
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