Top Hotels Near Port Campbell National Park in from NZ$106

"Nice place. Close to restaurants. Pretty view."

"Good location and very good value for money."

"It was a very cozy place with everything we needed."

"This hotel was well located for the Great Ocean Road. The hot spring soak was great. Dinner at Tides was amazing. Wonderful food and great service. The room itself was comfortable enough but very dark. Some lights were out. It was very loud. People were carrying on at the hotel driveway and smoking and all that reached our room directly above the driveway on the 1st floor. Would have expected better coffee for the price of the room. "

"Great"

"The room turned out to be a whole house"

"Charming place to stay on the outskirts of Port Campbell, far enough town you can easily see the stars at night, close enough it’s barely a three minute drive. Plenty of parking, units have lots of rustic charm, and are spacious and comfortable. You won’t mistake this for a luxury hotel, but everything is comfortable and super well taken care of. In-room kitchenettes in the “cottages” are a much appreciated touch as well."

"Location and service is excellent! Air-conditioner looks a little old and dusty but other than that everything was good."

"As my partner is a retired chef, a vegan, and disabled and the fact that we travel extensively we always look for places that have full size fridges, and a kitchen w/ a cook top if not an actual full stove. This space was actually described as having both, but ultimately had a small motel style fridge, and a plug in, portable electric hot place. Otherwise, the property is up a very steep hill which should be noted in the description here because during our stay there was a storm complete with severe hail and winds which made us worry about getting out in the morning. There was no communication with regard to how to access the space and there was no one on site when we arrived. Ultimately we called and information was supplied. We did meet the owner when there was a TV issue. He ended up coming by, fixing it, and was a lovely person. The property itself is pretty, and is largely a collection of either attached cabins (also not noted here) and stand alone ones more reminiscent of a weekend hunting cabin rather than something you would normally promote as an Inn. The location is good if visiting Port Campbell. In closing, if they were honest in the description and were more hands on with check in then it would have been an entirely different experience."