Hey, my latest news is that I’ve got a colleague who has just returned from a recent stay in a place called Mudgee in Australia and he recommends a Guesthouse there. I really wish I could get there someday because it sounds beautiful.

Mudgee is a compact town in New South Wales and as it happens there are a surprising number of places to stay in that area. My friend recommends this Mudgee Guesthouse if you want a jolly, not to say, incredibly hospitable welcome as well as high class comfortable accommodation at a sensible price. Accommodation in Mudgee is usually of a respectable standard as it happens.

Why do people go to Mudgee to begin with was something I wanted to know (I mean have you heard of Mudgee town really and was first settled in about 1820 by some people from the UK. What my friend was looking for was a place to stay that was near the town yet peaceful. There are quite a few Mudgee Getaways in fact (Getaways is a local term for places to stay) and they are becoming very popular.

Other local centres include Gulgong, Kandos, Rylstone, Hargraves, Hill End. Lue, Windeyer and Wollar and they offer different sorts of accommodation.

One thing to bear in mind that applies to things Australian is that the word “local” seems to have a different meaning down under. So your neighbour may in fact be several kilometres away and I have an idea that getting from Mudgee to Kandos could take a while. According to Google Maps the journey is around 70km.

So if you need Mudgee accommodation you want to make sure you have found somewhere good to stay or you could find yourself travelling another hour or two!

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