Hoteller i Øst-Australia

«Rooms small. Beds on rollers so they move when nudged. Bathroom tiny with water collecting all over the floor when showering; curtain sticks to u; forced to shut the door by mgt as it sets the smoke alarm and warned at check in of an $1800 fine if the fire brigade comes. Pub next door has a DJ on for 6 hours on Fri/Sat overnight - no sleep. Never again.»

«This property is quite dated. It was fine for a quick overnight.»

«Not possible to adjust hot and cold water in shower »

«Close to bus station»

«Bra plassering og ålreit hotell. Bra valuta for pengene»

«Very Clean room comfortable bed, friendly staff, easy to find shops nearby, friendly neighbors, it's a place where everyone will be happy to stay ☺️»

«Reklamerte veldig for frokostbuffeten sin, men for oss som er vant med norske frokostbuffeer på hotellene var den heller svært kjedelig.»

«Nice enough hotel in a good central location. There is alot of building work in this area so the noise from the building sites can be quite annoying, but this is not the hotel´s fault. Apart from that, it is a perfectly fine hotel to spend a few nights in. »

«Fast»

«The property is a small block of 7 ensuite rooms with tv, tea-making and a small table n chairs. There is also a comfortable shared common lounge and basic kitchen available to use. It is located close to the base hospital and a rehabilitation (stroke, amputation etc) unit. The idea of this property is for families or patients to have affordable accommodation nearby the centres of healthcare. The same organisation also operates 2 much larger accommodation properties nearby.»

«The location of this hotel was great - across from the beach and next to nice bars and restaurants. Nice size room, with adequate furniture. Bed linen good, appliances in the room good. However, the shower leaked terribly and bathtub was in need of replacement. Mostly what I was not happy with was the attitude of the staff. I complained about the chilliness of the pool water and the manager retorted "You are in the tropics now". I live in Brisbane, Queensland. Maybe he thought I came from ...