Calando Hill B&B

14/02/2025

Good morning, everyone! In the continued development of the property to make it an even better opportunity for the next owner, I am pleased and proud to announce that we have completed the Glamping Project! Have a look at the video and let me know what you think or if you have any questions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAnfzWVMikw

01/11/2024

Well, Calando Hill is now on the market!

How nice is it to be able to buy a property that is truly unique in a part of Victoria with endless attractions.What we appreciate about this property are the significant improvements undertaken by the current owners to create a beautiful example now recognised as an ecoproperty®. You wil...

21/03/2022

Well, it is sunset on this adventure. Calando Hill will no longer be taking bookings for accommodation. Please accept our apology for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your support and patronage over the previous 8 years. It has truly been a wild ride.

21/02/2022

We put up our new (but old) signage this weekend. This is what will greet guests going forward when the arrive at our gate. What do you think?

26/05/2021

Last night's moon gazing at Calando Hill...

24/05/2021

What do you think about our latest kitchen upgrade? Now your next stay at Calando Hill can be your very own Master Chef experience!

12/03/2021

On the verge of Autumn. Dawn at Calando Hill this morning.

23/04/2020

Sunset tonight by the chiminea. Where's my glass of red?!

21/04/2020

The cafe where we have our morning coffee. How's that for social distancing?!

11/01/2020

Well, the smoke is all gone and we've had a bit of rain. With the threat of fire now over, we're ready to receive our next guests. January is booked out and so is March and June but we can still take bookings for February, April and May. We think Autumn is going to be spectacular!

04/11/2019

Our latest upgrade at Calando Hill! We just finished installing 4 new ceiling fans in the main room - but not just ANY ceiling fans. They are each 2.1 meters in diameter (that's almost 7 feet in the old measure). More importantly they are DC powered so use only a fraction of the electricity of the old ones AND are remote controlled (so no more climbing a ladder to change between winter and summer modes). Howzat!!