224 Strathnook Lane , Clifton Grove , NSW 2800 , Australia View hotel location on the map

Overview
Abby Lodge is a private, secluded and unspoilt, romantic retreat for adults only. It is set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens in a tranquil rural setting within 150 acres of wildflowers and natural bushland, tall gums and wattles.
The guest premises are modern and each of its three suites includes a king size bed with a spacious double hydrotherapy spa bath ensuite that adjoins balcony areas overlooking the garden.
Reverse cycle air-conditioning provides ultimate comfort in all seasons.
Breakfast - cooked to order - is served in the guest dining room at guests' choice of time.
A hearty three-course Evening dinner - which is served in the elegant dining room - is available. Cost is $59 per person & includes complimentary wine.
For guests arriving late supper items, too, can be provided.
Please provide details of your meal requirements in the "Guest Comments' section of the booking sheet.

Please note that Abby Lodge is a non-smoking property & smoking is not allowed anywhere at Abby Lodge.

Please note, carefully, that each room at this property caters for either one or two adults only.

Guests' animals are not allowed under any circumstances.

Mobile phone reception is unreliable.

VISA, MasterCard, AMEX & Diners Club cards are accepted. Cheques are not accepted.

Check in from: 3:00 pm

Check out by: 10:30 am

Business Facilities
Each room has a direct-dial phone for outgoing calls only. Incoming calls received at reception.
Wi-Fi Internet broadband connection is available for sending & receiving email.

Getting There
Abby Lodge is located in the country 9km East of Orange.
Take the Ophir Road out of town in the direction of Clifton Grove.(Head out of town eastwards along March street [or Byng street which runs parallel to March street but one block to the South] or alternatively Dalton street. Ensure you are on the Eastern - i.e. towards Sydney - side of the railway line). Continue along Ophir Road past the Resource Recovery Centre & over a bridge crossing a creek. Next look for a road sign which reads 'Ophir 21 via Lower Lewis Ponds' Take the next turn to the right. This is Banjo Paterson Way. There is a sign on a post at this junction which reads 'Bed & Breakfast 5km'. Continue for three and a half kilometres or so and then turn right into Strathnook Lane. There is a sign at this junction marked 'ABBY LODGE'
Continue to the far (eastern) end - watch out for Kangaroos! Then, following the bitumen, turn left and immediately right into the entrance of Abby Lodge.
Press the red button on the console by the gate & proceed when the gate opens.
Please phone us if you require more-specific details fo how to get here. We can send you this information by email, fax or phone. Please let us know from which direction you are coming.
If you are in the City centre visit the Orange Visitor Information Centre - situated on Byng Street near the corner of Byng & Peisley Streets. They will gladly provide you with a map outlining the route here.
If you are arriving on the Mitchell Highway from Bathurst you can avoid going into the town of Orange by taking the first street on the right after the 50km/hr sign (which is at the traffic lights. This is Lone Pine Avenue. Continue along this road which changes its name to Wakeford Street. Proceed across the 'STOP' controlled intersection (at Icely Road). Continue along this road (Winter Street) until you reach the Tee junction at the end. Turn right here and you are on Ophir Road. The sign on the post at this junction reads 'Bed & Breakfast 9km'. Continue along Ophir Road past the Resource Recovery Centre & over a bridge crossing a creek. Next look for a road sign which reads 'Ophir 21 via Lower Lewis Ponds'. Take the next turn to the right. This is Banjo Paterson Way. There is a sign on a post at this junction which reads 'Bed & Breakfast 5km'. Continue for three and a half kilometres or so and then turn right into Strathnook Lane. There is a sign at the junction marked 'ABBY LODGE'
Continue to the far (eastern) end - watch out for Kangaroos! Then, following the bitumen, turn left and immediately right into the entrance of Abby Lodge.
Press the red button on the console by the gate & proceed when the gate opens fully.

Parking Info
Access to Abby Lodge is controlled by an electronicaly controlled security gate.
Press the red call button on the console at the entry. The gate should open automatically.
Drive slowly down the driveway. Be wary of animals, especially kangaroos.
Park within one of the marked spaces in front of the building.
On-site car parking is provided free of charge.
The parking area is 400m from the gate & not visible from the road.