Stayed for two nights after being given a Groupon voucher as a gift, enjoyed our stay and had no major issues with this resort at all.
As a few reviewers have pointed out the site is a little dated, if you are looking for a modern new facility then this is not the place for you, for us the rooms were big, clean and had everything we needed so had no problems at with the dated décor and older furnishings.
Hunter Rooms have tea/coffee facilities, reverse cycle air con, TV with DVD, mini fridge, hair dryer, one double bed and one single, table with three chairs, pretty much everything you need. Bathroom and room were both clean, and a good size. All staff we met were friendly and helpful. We did not eat at the resort, however did enjoy a drink in the sun at the Bluetongue café, the resort is in a great location to visit wineries, we took our own bikes to cycle around however Hunter resort did have bikes there to hire if needed. Overall while it does not have that wow factor that would make you rave about it and recommend it to everyone it is a good place to stay to explore the region, no major drawbacks and no problems and I certainly wouldn’t have any reservations about staying there again.

First of all check previous reviews, as you will find they are either group bookings who expect scout camp style cabins and pay accordingly, then check that the reviewer actually has the name correct as I found a few were actually referring to the very swish Mercure Resort down the road! So dont be fooled!. We walked out virtually as soon as we arrived (after travelling all day) as the place was a disgusting run down shambles - more like a disused scout camp. They showed us our dank, dark and smelly room (Hunter Room) with sagging bed, old,stained linen and every piece of furniture scratched and paint missing, nothing even remotely resembled the photos on their website. We immediately asked for a better room and they admitted there were plenty of other room options (the place seemed deserted) and "Spa Cabins" , so we saw them too, the standard was the same only bigger. I asked how old this "Resort" was and was astonished to be told they didn't know! What a load of rubbish, I'm guessing at least 10-20 years, they just don't want to admit how rundown it has become. We got an immediate refund (the lady seemed very unconcerned, unappologetic and perhaps even used to doing it. She even suggested we try the place opposite, which we did and were astounded to find a beautiful place (Tuscany Winery Resort) charging exactly the same for a standard so far above what this place was offering. It was like chalk and cheese (see reviews there). Don't be fooled by the scam they are running here and go anywhere else. I even believe some of the better reviews may be have been written by this resort themselves (check if they have only ever done one review and then think twice???) as they are so very obviously not true. I wish i had taken photos to post here to verify what we saw. This place is a disgrace. It cannot possibly call itself a resort. The tourism award has nothing to do with the state of the rooms and cabins, only the cafe/brewery which, by the way, is not a free beer-tasting, actually you have to pay $15 for that.