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an image of the McFarlane Queen Room at Hulbert House Queenstown

McFarlane

The McFarlane Room is named in honour of Elizabeth McFarlane, who purchased the property in 1924 and operated it for 13 years as a nursing home. In 1928 Elizabeth went on to marry the infamous Australian “Mulga Bill”and became Mrs William Thompson. Elizabeth’s great-grandson visited us and gifted the guest book from 1924 – this guest book remains on site at Hulbert House and is available for interested guests to view.

McFarlane

Entrance to the McFarlane Room at Hulbert House showing the brass plaque of the room name in the foreground and the bedroom in the background
The bedroom of the McFarlane Room at Hulbert House reflected in the antique full length mirror
The detail of the padded decorative head board behind the Queen Bed in the McFarlane Room at Hulbert House
Bedside table light and clock amenities in the McFarlane Room at Hulbert House
n image of the bedside table with Hulbert House branded note pad and pen in the McFarlane Room
Handpainted tiles decorate the back of the antique vanity unit in the bathroom of the McFarlane Room at Hulbert House
DEcorative tiles on the floor of the walk-in shower in the bathroom of the McFarlane Room

  • Room Size | 22.68 m2

  • 2 guests

  • Queen bed

  • Wifi

  • Garden views

  • Walk-in Shower

  • Radiator

  • Triple glazing for optimal comfort 

  • Independent access to the herb garden

The McFarlane room is a more intimate room, for those spending their days out exploring and wanting a cosy space to retreat to in the evenings. Offering external access to the herb garden, the McFarlane Room is perfect for those seeking a little independence with all the creature comforts.

Colour tones of the room are reminiscent of the ancient formal McFarlane tartan from the muted aquamarine of the hand-painted tiles in the bathroom to the black velvet and dusky rose striped walls.

The bathroom offers a walk-in shower, heated towel rail and a mirror over the vanity.

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