Hoteles de 3 estrellas en Mooloolah Valley

“moderate cleanliness. Little parking. Difficult to find.”

“Parking was very limited. Bit noisy late at night. Room was clean and well equiped. Bed was very comfortable and nice hot shower.”

“Convenient lift system with popular public hotel dining downstairs We have stayed before so now the layout and key system, this time from the hotel staff.”

“No secure parking rooms were basic but clean”

“We loved our one night stay, the amenities were good and basic, even if our hot water wasn’t hot. We were told by Alex the manager that the hot water tank will be replace so hopefully that will be a quick and easy job for Lora. The staff were amazing and we loved Paxie also 🐕🐾”

“Beautiful rooms and pool area”

“Ok place to stay for a night while travelling”

“No exhaust fans in bathrooms, not a bottle opener, no foxtel and tv needed to be changed and air conditioners in kids room didn’t work.”

“We stayed here for just one night, which worked well. The room was tidy and a good size. We didn’t use the pool or go to the restaurant but there was a supermarket and bottle store very close by which was good. Bed was comfy. Good parking”

“It’s nice to not have reception and just spend time together, we’ve always loved montville, Kondalilla is beautiful and the food at the restaurant is pricy but so worth it!!!”

“Clean room . Everything we needed. The mattress was foam tho. 🙃 also we didn't know where to find the WiFi details so we jst hotspoted from our phones- was only one night so wasn't a big deal.”

“The apartment was in an ideal position straight across from beach and park which was great for us as we had our 4 grandkids with us. The only down side was that the locals hoons would drive up and down but it was a Friday & Saturday night and we were on the corner but that had nothing to do with our apartment and would happily stay there again”

“Clean, quiet and surrounded by nature. Bed was comfortable and the room had everything I needed.”

“Everything it was nice an close to everything”