We have stayed at this hotel before and were happy to return for our 2nd visit. The boutique hotel rooms are exceptional.

The menu in the restaurant is “strange”. It seems like the chef is just trying too hard. The mixture of ingredients in the dishes are just over the top. It’s Tenterfield; keep it simple. By all means just because you’re in Tenterfield doesn’t mean you have to cook basic food, but even as an example; the only bread offering on the menu was garlic bread that was stuffed with all manner of things. We asked the waiter could we just get plain garlic bread, or even just a plain dinner roll. No was the answer. The chef only does his/her elaborate stuffed garlic bread. Tough luck if you don’t like the stuffing mixes. Look at Bowral as an example- another very nice regional town where the chefs “get it”.

The hotel has been refurbished to a quality usually only seen in top city hotels, it was absolutely first class and a lovely stay. The bar and food options were great for a casual dinner. The room we had at the back of the hotel was very quiet, we couldn't hear anything from the road or other guests.

Minor issue - some kind of cafeteria service in the morning. The town is very quiet. There was great coffee across the road, but only the most basic breakfast options before 8am in the town, and apparently nothing in the hotel before 9am when we departed.

Love the decor and art deco vibe. Large well appointed rooms with stylish ensuites. Location is central but double glazing means it is whisper quiet. Interesting dinner menu and wine list with attentive service and in winter the open fire is a bonus.

Wireless screen mirroring would be a good addition for streaming shows ( Chrome casting etc). Guess a Smart TV would be required.

This is a beautiful hotel. The decor is excellent and very comfortable.

We booked a Sunday night and turned up to find the hotel closed up. To their credit, the booking was made late in the day and when we called a number on the door, the manager was there within 10 minutes and checked us in. We didn’t have access to the restaurant or bar but we did have the hotel to ourselves which was pretty special.

Property provided pet friendly accommodation which was perfect as we’re traveling with our 9 year old pet cat. The manager was extremely helpful showing me the room and best place to park. Beautiful products in the bathroom and everything was clean and accommodating. Great location for disabled people as access and facilities are all well thought out and installed. Perfectly placed to walk to shops and cafes.

Need to park on the Main Street but there are spots almost outside the room

A lovely modern take on the old country Hotel accommodation of the past. Good sized room with a small sitting room. Our room faced the car park so there was no traffic noise. Lovely clean. modern bathroom. Reverse cycle air-conditioning so the room was nice and warm. Room had a good iron and ironing board.

Small amount of noise coming from the restaurant but it didn't go late.

Very central location but a good view of the mountains. Outstanding and appropriate art-deco renovation with furnishings and glass throughout very appropriate. Good food, excellent bar & service and the couches around the open wood fire were a lovely touch. Appreciated the atmosphere of a pub with no pokies and the type of patrons that attracted.

Lack of a window in room that could be opened for fresh air was a minor negative.

The room was beautiful and clean. The staff were amazing. One girl in particular; giselle or tatiana ? (Longer brown hair, young) was amazingly friendly and professional. Made the night so good. Dinner was amazing!!! Simple but taser so good. Will be back

Air con needed to be put on before arrival. Just a tad stuffy but an hour later it was fine.

A great location. We thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay at the Commercial Boutique Hotel Tenterfield. The beautiful old building has been restored tastefully. We had the room on the street level. It was skilfully decorated to be current and beautiful without conflicting with the age of the establishment. It was spacious, spotlessly clean and well appointed while also being disability and pet friendly. There was a little bit of street noise however we weren’t bothered by it. The room has block out curtains, lovely towels and bathroom products, milk in the fridge and some large wine glasses so you can enjoy your purchases from the local vineyards. The staff were very accommodating and professional. The pressed metal bar and restaurant are welcoming and there is a lovely fireplace and also a large back deck perfect for sunset drinks. On a note of preference, we found the bed to be way too soft and although tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the room, it included instant coffee. A little coffee plunger would have been nice, however it is not far to go to purchase the coffee of your choice. Overall we’d definitely recommend the hotel for an enjoyable stay and a good place to explore the vineyards and history of the area.

A great location for an overnight stay with our dog in the pet friendly room on our way to Queensland. The restaurant meals were also outstanding and added to the enjoyment of our stay. Enjoyed it so much that we stopped in for another overnight stay on our return to Victoria.

Would have been better if we could have used the lock door that didn’t open directly onto the street footpath.