Hoteles de 3 estrellas en Bellthorpe

“Clean and comfortable. Good place to stay as a stop over on the way to the airport from Bundaberg. Very helpful staff”

“Good”

“No secure parking rooms were basic but clean”

“Clean tidy and very presentable. Staff were excellent.”

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

“We were originally shown a room on the ground level but its bathroom was very small and water damaged and old. We then walked downstairs to a renovated room which suited us much better. It was quiet and had a lovely view.”

“Gorgeous spot. Bright and sunny apartment. Felt very safe but not far to get supplies”

“Unbeatable location with far reaching views. Great breakfast hamper, comfortable bed and well equipped kitchen.”

“Under cover parking. Friendly staff. Perfectly fine for short stay. Booked 2 double rooms for family and ourselves One room had a toaster the other didn't. One had breadboard and crockery for 2 the other didn't.”

“I honestly can’t fault this gorgeous motel! The staff are so lovely and helpful, and the room was spotlessly clean and had great amenities. The bed was super comfy too”

“Beautiful location, can see the mountains. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Mould in bathrooms, needs a good coat of mould resistant paint (for allegory suffers). No Tv in room. Small fridge in room.”

“We stayed for one night as we were attending a wedding at Palmwoods. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the room was well presented and very clean. We had a bedroom, a lounge with tea and coffee making facilities and a fridge and a clean and neat bathroom all with its own entrance.”

“Beautifully appointed apartment and lovely valley views. Very clean and comfortable bed. Good communication with owner. We arrived after dark and could not find Karma Suites as the street is dimly lit and there is no sign out the front.”