Mansfield Motel High Country Victoria

Mansfield Motel

Mansfield Motel is Mansfield’s favourite motel accommodation.

You can book online or call 03 5775 2377          Email: reception@mansfieldmotel.com.au

Mansfield Motel is the newest motel in Mansfield.  Although originally built in the 1960′s, there have been extensive renovations and improvements in recent years.  Our Premier Rooms are shown here. All rooms will soon be of this same high standard as we complete the renovation in 2010.

These rooms are AAA rated as four-star and we are confident that guests will be most comfortable. Rooms have a high level of equipment not found in many other four-star properties.  Microwaves and kitchen equipment, split AC and  Austar are some of the features of our rooms.

Mansfield Motel is close to all ski hire, restaurants and bars.  A perfect base for all Mt Buller ski activities. Only 40 minutes from Mt Buller makes us an ideal location for your ski accommodation. Less costly than most mountain accommodation makes Mansfield Motel a sensible option for families, groups and couples.

Mansfield Motel offers four star quality accommodation of a high standard that is sometimes hard to find in the country. Quality that is affordable as a longer term option.

Renovations of 5 rooms have been completed on Mansfield Motel’s final stage.  See the progress on our Renovation-link. Our last three rooms will be completed in September 2010.

Mansfield is close the Mt Buller and provides top-quality accommodation without high cost.

Mt Buller is the closest ski resort to Melbourne and provides world-class facilities. In summer the High Country comes alive with spring.

Mansfield Motel Premier rooms

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Mansfield Hotel Fire August 2010

Our feelings are with the owners and staff of the Mansfield Hotel which was burnt on the weekend 27 Aug, 2010. In another sad day for the region after the Maindample Hotel burnt down just two weeks prior, Mansfield has again lost one of it’s icons.  Albeit, temporarily, the hotel has closed due to some serious internal damage by fire, water and smoke.  The hotel will be back bigger and better in the near future.

Mansfield Motel thanks the Mansfield Hotel management Trevor and staff for support and supply of great meals to motel guests.

We have attached all the latest news about the Mansfield Hotel.

Kitchen fire guts Mansfield Hotel

Aug 30, 2010 2:30pm

A fire has caused more than $300,000 worth of damage to the historic Mansfield Hotel at the weekend.

A fire has caused more than $300,000 worth of damage to the historic Mansfield Hotel at the weekend.

The building was evacuated about 5:00am (AEST) on Saturday after a fire started in the kitchen.

The fire caused extensive damage to the ground and first floor of the pub and there was smoke damage to the rest of the building.

CFA operations officer Malcolm Bruce says the fire also threatened neighbouring properties.

“Because of the age of this building there were a few add-ons and other buildings nearby, the crews worked hard to protect the building but there was some smoke damage to other buildings nearby,” he said.

Guests escape country hotel fire

Saturday, August 28, 2010 » 03:11pm

A Victorian country hotel has been severely damaged in an early morning fire with all guests escaping with no injuries.

The blaze started in the kitchen of the Mansfield Hotel around 5am (AEST) on Saturday and had got to the roof by the time firefighters arrived.

Guests at the hotel, in the centre of Mansfield about 200km northeast of Melbourne, all managed to escape without injury.

It took 40 firefighters about an hour to bring the fire under control, a Country Fire Authority spokesman said.

Damage was severe but mostly confined to the kitchen and bar area with smoke damage throughout the building.


Kitchen fire guts Mansfield Hotel

ABC News 30 August 2010

A fire has caused more than $300,000 worth of damage to the historic Mansfield Hotel at the weekend.

The building was evacuated about 5:00am (AEST) on Saturday after a fire started in the kitchen.

The fire caused extensive damage to the ground and first floor of the pub and there was smoke damage to the rest of the building.

CFA operations officer Malcolm Bruce says the fire also threatened neighbouring properties.

“Because of the age of this building there were a few add-ons and other buildings nearby, the crews worked hard to protect the building but there was some smoke damage to other buildings nearby,” he said.


Jon Pierik -The Age August 28, 2010

DAMAGE to the historic Mansfield Hotel was estimated at $1.5 million after fire swept through the building in the early hours of this morning.

A police spokesman revealed to The Sunday Age an electrical fault in the kitchen was to blame for the blaze.

While the building’s exterior is in good shape, a police spokesman said it had been gutted internally.

Sky News  August 28, 2010

Hotel guests escape blaze

A Victorian country hotel has been severely damaged in an early morning fire.

The blaze started in the kitchen of the Mansfield Hotel around five o’clock and had crawled into the roof by the time firefighters arrived.

Hotel guests staying at the hotel 200km northeast of Melbourne all managed to escape with no injuries.

A Country Fire Authority spokesman says the damage is severe but mostly contained to the kitchen and bar area.

Herald Sun

  • Greg Hackett and Mitchell Toy
  • From:Herald Sun
  • August 28, 2010 8:37AM
  • Mansfield pub fire

  • THE HISTORIC Mansfield Hotel was engulfed in flames early this morning after a fire broke out in the popular pub’s kitchen.

    The building was evacuated and nine fire trucks were deployed to the fire, which broke out just before 5am and took an hour to bring under control.

    The main Mansfield roundabout was cordoned off, creating a backup of traffic heading to Mt Buller.

    In Mansfield, multiple emergency calls were made as the hotel fire also threatened a nearby real estate agent office.

    More than 40 CFA firefighters took an hour to bring the blaze under control and the extent of the damage is not yet known, although the interior is extensively burnt.

    Mansfield Shire councillor Dean Belle, who helps operate the neighbouring Mansfield Produce Store, said the loss of the pub would be a big blow to the community.

    “We’re all pretty devastated that it’s happened,” he said.

    “As a town servicing the ski industry, it will slow things down a lot. We hope it will be back up and running as soon as possible.”

    Fire crews are expected to remain at the scene for hours as a salvage operation continues.

    The cause of the fire is being investigated and there are not believed to be any injuries.

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    Guests escape country hotel fire

    • From:AAP
    • August 28, 2010 8:38AM

    THE HISTORIC Mansfield Hotel was engulfed in flames early this morning after a fire broke out in the popular pub’s kitchen.

    The building was evacuated and nine fire trucks were deployed to the fire, which broke out just before 5am and took an hour to bring under control.

    The main Mansfield roundabout was cordoned off, creating a backup of traffic heading to Mt Buller.

    The Age

    August 29, 2010

    The blaze started in the kitchen of the Mansfield Hotel about 5am yesterday and had reached the roof by the time firefighters arrived.

    Guests at the hotel, in the centre of Mansfield – about 200 kilometres north-east of Melbourne – all managed to escape without injury.

    Guests escape country hotel fire

    08:35 AEST Sat Aug 28 2010   – Nine MSN

    Guests escaped unhurt when a Victorian country hotel was severely damaged in an early morning fire.

    The blaze started in the kitchen of the Mansfield Hotel around 5am (AEST) on Saturday and had got to the roof by the time firefighters arrived.

    Guests at the hotel, in the centre of Mansfield about 200km northeast of Melbourne, all managed to escape without injury.

    It took 40 firefighters about an hour to bring the fire under control, a Country Fire Authority spokesman said.

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