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Lake Crackenback earns accolades
Australia’s newest ski & mountain resort Lake Crackenback Chalets, which at development completion will comprise of 77 chalets, has just been rated five star by AAA Tourism.
The release of the Lake Crackenback luxury chalets has presented a new level of accommodation and services in the Snowy Mountains. Chalet owners have fitted and furnished the chalets with attention to detail, convenience and lavishness.
AAA Tourism is the national tourism body of the Australian Auto Clubs, and manages Australia’s only National Accommodation STAR Rating Scheme in association with NRMA, RACV, RACQ, RAA, RAC, RACT and AANT.
STAR Ratings have 95% consumer recognition and benefit the Australian Tourism Industry by providing accurate and reliable information about the standard of accommodation travellers can expect.
The STAR Rating Scheme independently rates accommodation between one to five STARS based on the facilities and amenities in bedroom, bathroom and communal areas, together with the level of maintenance, cleanliness and appearance of the property.
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