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"The suite was wonderful! We had a washer and dryer in our room! Trying to travel light for a month means bringing fewer clothes, and needing to do laundry more often. We really enjoyed having this amenity. Breakfast was fabulous: lots of fruit, cold, and hot choices. The reception staff, and restaurant staff, were friendly. It was easy to walk around the CBD. We would stay here again."

"We stayed in a garden studio and it was clean and tidy and had everything we needed. Decent little kitchenette. The fold out couch wasn’t very comfy - I think it would be fine for a smaller child. Beautiful setting and we really enjoyed waking up to the beautiful country views."

"Noisy room"

"Friendly helpful staff, fresh, enjoyable and large breakfast. Close to the beach, easy to get to. An enjoyable stay. "

"The facilities were excellent and the host John was friendly and congenial and throughout our stay ensured we had everything we needed. He was informative about the local area and recommended things to see which was much appreciated. A bonus was we really enjoyed feeding the animals and learnt a lot about alpacas. "

"Good location but a tired hotel with rooms needing a makeover. For the price there are better options available elsewhere."

"Superb location. Excellent beach views. Handy to cafes and restaurants. Good covered parking. No laundry."

"Great parking great staff"

"This is a wonderful hotel but was very disappointed with the staff on check in. We arrived after 2pm, check in was 2pm, and the room wasn't ready. We sat in the foyer for almost an hour then when I approached the Duty Manager he me told the room had been ready for awhile. Clearly they hadn't noted that I was sitting in the foyer with a person in a wheelchair and approached us to say that the room was ready. Secondly in order to eat at the in-house restaurant we were made to go out in the cold and go through the kitchen. There is clearly no wheelchair access to the restaurant and this is not made clear or signposted anywhere that we could see. In other places we have stayed they have had a chair lift that will take the person in the wheelchair to the dining room. This was some what disappointing and extremely demeaning to have to go through the kitchen. Notwithstanding that we had to exit the building on a very cold morning in order to get to the restaurant for breakfast"