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Coming from Wanaka/Queenstown in NZ this is a tall question to answer!! However, Thredbo is quaint, clean, interesting, informative and a lovely national park area. Could have more history promoted - e.g. the Thredbo book is great but the whole high country has rich history in cattle farming/ranching/horsetrekking/ brumby herds etc. It's not all about suiting the urban traveller...............! Thredbo reminds me of Grindelwald or small Swiss town at base of Jungfrau Joch - minus the train! CandleLight, the Bakery and even the pub to mix with the locals!

Nice alpine town. We start our climb to Mount Kosciusko from Thredbo Apline Hotel by taking the Snowgum Chairlift and continue the next 982m climb from the chairlift station to the summit. Leftover snow was knee deep nearing the summit, but we managed to summit the mountain on 17 Oct 2022 at 12:52pm from 10am start. Recommended to hike with snowshoe and hiking pole during early spring season.

We loved staying in Thredbo, though it is an expensive town. There was snow on the mountains which meant we could take the kids up to see snow via the chairlift. Everyone was friendly and accomodating. Overall a quaint place to visit and stay. We would stay longer next time.

Great place. Lots to do and see. The museum was interesting. Plenty of variety of cafes, restaurants and bars. Even if you don't ski there's lots to do. Would have liked to go up on the gondola if weather was better. Also a shame there is no tobogganing allowed. The accommodation was wonderful but a bit expensive. However a free continental breakfast was included so that was a bonus. All the workers there were friendly and helpful. It's easy to walk around. We all got pretty soaked from rain and snow but all good fun. Car parking is a bit of a nightmare. The bar at Berntie's was cosy with great atmosphere. We will definitely be back again and will stay longer.

Great village atmosphere! Long runs on the mountain and lots of great places to eat. The Local (pub) has good simple pub classics. Reasonably priced and quick service. House of Ullyr had awesome Mexican. The cocktails at the Denman were first class. Live bands at The river inn. Bring up any groceries you think you might want as the supermarket is limited and expensive. Monday night most places are closed so be prepared to wait for those that are open or have a meal prepared to eat in your accommodation. Try a schnapps or glued in on the mountain. It’s delicious!

Room was dusty. Rushed cleaning by whoever. Thick dust on the carpet, used socks behind the heater from previous owner. Filthy area under the bed full of dust and rubbish. We tend to shorten our stay but obviously given the policy of no amendments and no cancellation policy, you just gonna throw out 1400 and stay no where. My family had a sever dust allergy that made our stay and visit a but odd. We went back in a hurry to Sydney to have a check up as our allergies are getting worst. Jacob was the only highlight of this property. He was genuinely helpful and excellent in customer service. An absolute asset to the company. You ask for a hand, he’s willing to extend his whole arm just to help. Shared Patiently a lot of knowledge even after office hours. Indeed a legend! You definitely have a bright future in your position! Keep it up!