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"Close to the town hall and all of the city sites within easy walking distance. Very clean and quiet"

"Basic room but it has all that you need when you just want a room to sleep in and shower in. There was a mini bar fridge, tv, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, kettle, tv, all the basics. Bar and restaurant down stairs. Location is great, shops and restaurants on your doorstep, short walk to the night markets. A few more blocks but easy walk to the botanical gardens. Lovely staff"

"This would have to be one of the best hotels i have ever stayed in by way of price, location and amenities. I was a solo traveller in a studio room. It was spotlessly clean, very spacious and had a kitchenette with microwave, toaster, kettle, sink and cutlery and crockery to be self sufficient. And all located directly opposite the magnificent botanical gardens and the river, the art gallery and a short walk to the main restaurant precint, riverside market and main CBD. And a little balcony as well. The price is so affordable, there is a restaurant on site and i was able to store my luggage until i could check in. Would stay here again in a heartbeat."

"Breakfast menu was fresh N delicious food. Excellent staff service "

"Good place for a short stay. Comfy bed and close to everything "

"Great location, friendly staff, ale house/restaurant on site which was great, we had a ranch slider that went to know where though and would’ve been good if it went out to a patio area with chairs, would be easy enough to do and would’ve really improve those rooms"

"Location was good for walking to town, restaurants and attractions. Easy walk from intercity bus depot. Nice large room with queen bed (rather firm). Tv offered chrome cast but we could not work out how to use it 🙄. The kitchenette had everything needed. The bathroom was nice and large with a washer & dryer."

"Basic motel. Safe and good parking"

"All very comfortable. Heat pump great. Reception staff extremely pleasant and helpful young women. Only concern was corridor to room was long and perhaps difficult to get out in event of fire or earthquake. "