Cupitt's Estate Villas

Always come here for lunch on the way to the Narooma Oyster Festival - decided to treat ourselves this time and break up the trip back to Sydney by staying overnight in one of their pods (wish we were staying for 2) Had a beautiful lunch at the restaurant after wine tasting and managed to get a slightly early check in. The pods are amazing, bed and pillows are really comfortable and I think it’s nice not to have a TV in the bedroom. Massive rainforest shower and plenty of towels provided. The lounge is comfortable and has a Samsung sound bar so you can listen to music while you are in the bath and also a Samsung Frame smart TV. You get a beautiful breakfast hamper and they have an amazing mini bar - wine, beer, cocktails, cheese, jamon, crackers, olives and chips so you have plenty of snack options. The kitchen also has everything you need if you bring your own food - microwave, kettle, toaster and heaps of cutlery, plates, bowls etc. The bath on the balcony is amazing - very private and it’s huge. Will definitely be back but got 2 nights next time.

We recently visited Cupitt's Estate for a two night getaway. We were very happy with the accommodation provided in the pod. Our two night package was $556.49 per night. There were a few little issues which we will mention later, but we still think the pods are a 5 star rating for their livability and privacy. The pods feature a nice living area with comfortable settee and a large screen TV, dining table with 4 chairs, fridge, microwave and sink, and all cutlery and crockery required. The bathroom was well equipped with good quality toiletries and large size towels (but for our taste, we found the towels a little scratchy). The bedroom is a nice size with hanging space, but short on hangers. The king size bed had nice quality linen. Robes were provided, which we did not use. A breakfast hamper is provided the day before for the next morning. We would have liked a better choice, eg instead of only sourdough bread, perhaps croissants and muffins, and the fruit could be more seasonal choices, not just a basic apple and orange. Also, we would have liked a small table on the outdoor verandah, and a coffee table or pouffe in the living area. All in all, an enjoyable stay in the Cupitt's Estate pod, but a little fine tuning could be beneficial.

These spotless, modern pods are nestled in the Cupitt’s Estate, overlooking rolling green hills dotted with grazing cows. The attached wooden balcony invites a couple to relax with a glass of wine & watch the sunset. 5 star luxury is deserved, with all the expected extras, such as fluffy robes, quality soaps and hand creams. Our Pod, number 4, had disability access and a well appointed bathroom which was disabled friendly, with a large wheel-in shower area. The lighting throughout is modern, although a tad dark in the bathroom if applying make up is desired. The hanging clothes rail in the large bedroom (lovely fresh linen, thank you!), is wonderful-so much easier for touring visitors than squashy wardrobes! The bench underneath is great for “butterfly opening” luggage, once again a user friendly feature of these pods! A kitchenette offers freshly baked bread daily, plus various mini bar drinks and snacks (cheeses a bit $$!) and a daily breakfast hamper. Wander across to the nearby restaurant for lunch or dinner: excellent quality and we enjoyed the live music on Sunday afternoon, as we sipped delicious wine. It’s a “must return” short stay venue, with non-pretentious staff who really do want their guests to “sit back and chill”. Drive to nearby Milton for a wander around this quaint hamlet, too.