Hotell nära Acland Street

“Great room really enjoyed my stay”

“Service inriktad personal.”

“perfect”

“Jättenöjda med vår vistelse. Hade lägenhet och det var superbra när man bodde några nätter. Skön säng och ok badrum. Hjälpsam och trevlig personal. Lite lyhört från korridoren. Poolen ok men ingen höjdare. Toppen med tvättstuga även om den var lite väl ofräsch. Nära till lokala butiker, restauranger och pubar. Lätt att ta sig med spårvagn in till city. Bra parkeringsmöjligheter.”

“Great location but very basic. The hotel could do with a renovation and refresh. ”

“At 5:00 pm we still had to wait another hour for the room. The room was then fairly average and dated looking out on a wall. On a positive note, beds were really comfortable, gym good for a hotel and staff courteous. ”

“Was quiet and convenient, not too close to the city and not too far from it”

“Fantastic greating. Friendly staff. Clean and spacious room. Great facility.”

“Bra hotell med mycket bra frukost!”

“Room a little tired but has all the amenities required. Good for public transport to city CBD as well. Good price.”

“Very nice! +++*”

“Within walking distance to St Kilda Beach and just a 20-minute tram ride from the city center, the location is absolutely perfect. It’s surrounded by plenty of cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets, yet the area itself remains quiet and peaceful. The hotel facilities are excellent; the lounge is spacious and relaxing, and the shared kitchen is very well-equipped. My private room was also roomy and comfortable. I was delighted to find that they provided a kettle along with some delicious Melbourne...

“Party-hostel. Easy to meet new people and meet new friends. Only free wifi daytime in the reception, otherwise you have to pay for it. Would absolutley recommend this hostel!”

“Handy location but the lighting in the apartment section indoor stairwell was not working and it was very dark and the outside stairs were a little risky for the wet weather we experienced. The door to our toilet didn't close properly and the sliding door to one of the rooms had a big enough gap which limited the privacy of those in that room.”