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Loved the reception we got upon arival, such a friendly, warm welcome. Kerry showed us through the accommodation and it was very nice. So quite and relaxing stay. Loved the wood fire and was so clean throughout. Very comfortable recliner chair in lounge room. We ate at Maryborough each night, which is only half an hour away. The only disappointment was that we didn't find any gold over the few days there. We will be back for sure. Thank you, Kerry

Dunolly Bakery is worth a visit. Everything we bought was fresh and tasty. Most shops are closed weekdays except the bakery, chemist and pub. The rest of the shops are only open on Saturdays for tourists.

Dunolly is a nice, quiet little town, full of history. There is the Dunolly History Walk (1.82 km) - pick up a brochure and look at all the historic plaques and buildings along the way - most of them are on the Broadway and Market St. There the Railway Hotel (1861, but hasn't changed much since the 1880s.) It is supposedly haunted and the Royal Hotel (1856, but rebuilt 1894) which looked to be all closed up. The Dunolly Post Office 1891 is a beautiful historic building. I didn't see any other restaurants, just cafes and a bakery.