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Visited the Zoo, which is first class, specially for our grandchildren.The entire precinct is well maintained with easy access.

A day on the green at Werribee Park was sensational with many hundreds of music lovers spread across the lawns and under the shady trees. A very hot day but everyone was catered for with food and drinks, free water, a lot of toilets. My first time to this event but, I will return. Music was fabulous, weather amazing and we all tapped feet, clapped and danced the day away.

Very nice to visist, the food very nice and well presented.It is a place for a treat, But I hate to say, it is not a place for pensioners, .

Took two Elderly family members and ourselves, "not too Elderly Yet!" A day out with ladies in their 80's. The walk from the car park was flat, but would be a little hesitate on a warmer day or wet day, perhaps a drop off area for those with less mobility. Understand that this would include more staff to monitor this. The Cafe" was good, although, pricing of the food would make it a bit easier, rather than the small menu offered. The Mansion itself was good value with entry being a reasonable price. Allow up to 3 hours to explore the Mansion and surrounds and take in a coffee or lunch. Our older family members were unable to walk up to the second floor to view the rooms there, what a pity, because it was so good. I know it all takes money, but a small elevator or stair lift would be really great. There are so many people with disabilities that cannot tackle the stairs. The rose garden was gorgeous. Such a lovely day out. The grounds are free to stroll around and people had taken advantage of the lovely lawns to have a picnic. There are picnic tables just outside near the car park, not 100% if there is a bbq area? One of our ladies was a local from Werribee and it had been over 20 years since she last visited the Mansion, she enjoyed it very much.

Surrounds amazing. Food amazing. Staff warm, attentivie, welcoming. Rooms a little lacking and showin age, but comforatable and good space.

Fantastic area with so much to explore. It has the Werribee Zoo, Werribee Mansion with it's beautiful gardens and sculpture walk. The state rose garden is lovely to explore. All the gardens are free to get in, great for a picnic. Close by is Shadowfax winery and the Mansion hotel. It is also a short drive to Werribee South beach with a nice playground for the kids.

The rooms are small, but tidy, I have stayed twice, and would definitely pay that little extra for a bigger suite. The pool area could do with a bit of a fix, the salt water from the pool had eroded the tiles surrounding it. The grounds are immaculately kept, and are beautiful. The mansion its self is stunning. I will be staying again next year, for the festival. SFSC2016

The mansion, grounds and the rose garden was beautiful on a glorious afternoon! What a shame we decided to go for a coffee and snack as it was a real disappointment! The food displayed was limited and didn't look appetizing at all. Our decision to have coffee there and go elsewhere for lunch was not a good idea as the coffee was disgusting! Looked awful and instant coffee would have been better. I had to repeat my order for 5 coffees several times to two different staff members. Half the coffees were not drunk..,,,,, an absolute waste of money. We went off to Shadowfax winery for lunch which was fantastic and the coffees were real!!' Thankfully the lunch made up for our coffee experience,

the mansion and the grounds are stunning! But the cafe is a complete disappointment. It's awful in every sense of the word. Only a few kilometers from Melbourne, yet I feel Like I've stepped back in time to the 1970s... before anyone knew how to make coffee, and would blithely serve you instant coffee. Actually instant coffee is better than this dishwater I was served! It's a ghastly cafeteria complete with long queue, old tired food, plastic decor destroying any 19th century atmosphere. This place is a giant disappointment.

Werribee Rose Garden was one of those unexpected surprises we stumbled upon on our way to visiting the zoo. It turned out to be one of the most stunning rose gardens we have ever seen. We visited during January 12-15 and everything seemed to be in bloom. It was all free, which was great for our family. There was plenty to explore apart from the rose garden, and if you have a liking for blue wrens it is not difficult to spot them here!

Werribee park includes werribee zoo and Victoria state rose garden. The Zoo is very good and has a safari bus ride too. I am in a wheelchair and staff got me up on the bus via a hoist.Rose garden was good but not great. A lot of rust and black spot on roses spoilt it a bit

Plenty of room for a picnic under shaded trees and easy to walk paths. The Gardens are also gorgeous and interesting.

Beautifully presented and animal enclosures are very authentic! Lots of amenities, food stalls and picnic areas.

Amazing gardens (including State Rose Garden), perfect for a walk or picnic. The Mansion itself has great amenities and is an interesting place to spend an afternoon. You also have in walking distance Shadow Fax Winery and the open range Zoo which specialises in African animals

Gardens are spectacular, great for picnics and heaps of room. We just went into the mansion for a look A bit over priced for entry.