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David came to fetch us from the airport in the evening. The room was spacious and beautiful and breakfast was prepared. Bathroom had bathtubs and hot water is available if you came during Winter. Love this place.

An old hotel worth experiencing. There are many foods around. Italian street, very close to the port, the coast is beautiful. The historical precipitation of the room beauty + delicious tea bag coffee. On the top floor there is an open-air local favorite restaurant + bar that can see all sides of the city from a distance. Beautiful. There are also shopping facilities nearby. Recommended stay

Very advanced homestay, fully self-service, there is a phone on the door when you arrive late, instructing you how to open the door with the code lock, the shared living room and kitchen are very large, breakfast is also self-service, milk and drinks are available in the refrigerator, two slices of prepared bread are toasted and eaten, washing dishes while looking at the swimming pool outside the window, it feels a bit like home. There are billiards and chess and cards to play, the yard is also exquisite and beautiful, very close to the beach, a very good choice

The hotel is located in Yanchep National Park and has a history of nearly 100 years. I chose to stay here mainly because it was the only choice and it has a good reputation. The room I booked was the most expensive room type, located on the second floor, with a balcony that offers a lake view. To be honest, the room facilities and decoration are a bit old, after all, they are a bit old, but they are still very clean and hygienic. The biggest drawback is that there is no curtain to cover the window in the corner of the room (the last picture), so I couldn't sleep at dawn in the morning.

Facilities: General facilities, hair dryer is a bit problematic, blowing for dozens of seconds will automatically cut off the power. Hygiene: Hygiene is OK, but I don't clean the room for two days. I stayed for 3 days to clean it. . . . This is a bit strange Environment: The room environment is quite satisfactory. However, the hotel itself has resort facilities, restaurant beer bar, small golf course, many locals come to play on weekends, and the whole is more casual. Service: Service is acceptable and more polite.

The room was a very small, tastefully retro renovated 1970's motel room. The bed and linen were very good ..The late night male receptionist was helpful BUT ....the TV had no signal, Plus the remote control did not work with 2 different brand batteries! The electric kettle had some dubious deposits in the bottom, and it was equivalent to a $40 hotel in Asia but cost around $160! I will not stay here again.

The hotel is in a good location, surrounding attractions, convenient commercial shopping, free parking, small room is enough, there is no air conditioning in the room, the room has a small window: open to absorb fresh air is very good, the public toilet and shower room are very convenient, the front desk is on the first floor bar,  You can also  By the way, drink 🍻 or drink coffee ☕️ Sleep at night ＂ Remember to lock the door! I was knocked on the door that night by the guest in the opposite room who was drunk, and pulled the door handle, scaring the baby !

If you like old scary room.. this hotel will suit you. Stay just couple hours for sleep before we head to airport, the location to get to our room is so dirty and dark. You need to give $200 for deposit, which for me is bit to much when the condition of room all already break out. We like the location of this hotel cause close to airport. Staff also friendly when process our check in. Overall is budget hotel what u pay what u get. Is only for lay and streght our body after long drive before we head up to airport. Will not coming back there for us. Kids not really impress.

Breakfast was good. The location is good and convenient to go anywhere. The people at the hotel responded politely. The price is low.

Please avoid at all cost. Hidden charges, broken lift, and you be told to read the fine print if you question them about hidden charges.