Hotel vicino a Glasshouse Cultural Centre - Port Macquarie

“Not interested”

“Super clean, hospitable and felt like home! ”

“We’ve stayed here multiple times and always enjoy our stay. Great apartments, the kids love the pool, parents love the spa and sauna and the location is excellent. Super friendly and helpful staff. ”

“Beautiful villas with every comfort, new high end kitchen appliances, spacious. Walking distance from the beach. Wonderful place!!!”

“It was good ”

“I had positive experience choosing this hotel.”

“Beautiful quiet place . Lady at check in was so nice and helpful . Definitely recommend ”

“AC not steong enough for the entire apt woth the bedrooms ”

“Accommodation and staff are great. Second stay within 6 months. The only down side is the push to watch a presentation for some sort of sales pitch. I gave advanced notice I was not interested to attend on the phone prior to check-in and was still pushed to attend at check-in. It ends up making the check-in process awkward - even worse after a long travel to get to the accommodation with tired children. Please improve this process.”

“Great location”

“Camera ampia abbastanza pulita . Parcheggio comodo e ampio . Colazione veramente scarsa . Ottima posizione vicino al porto e al centro città”

“Un buon soggiorno in un tipico paese australiano del NSW”

“Tutto molto bello per gli standard locali. Veramente molto. Rimane assurdo per noi europei avere bar dell’hotel o ristorante che chiudono alle 21:00.”

“The room was the cleanest room I've ever stayed in I was blown away and the vibe was very chilled I definitely will be staying here again and I recommend if your reading this do it stay you will be blown away and very satisfied ”

“Spacious open plan apartment. Well maintained and clean. Would be ideal for family with young children, but not so much if you are traveling with older children (which we were) as there is no privacy between the sleeping spaces. The glass topped coffee table in our room was a problem; 3 out of 4 of us managed to walk into it as the glass top overhung the frame by some way which our peripheral vision didn't pick up. Choice at breakfast was limited.”