Hotels near Epsom Street Neighbourhood Park in Laverton

This motel is too close to the highway, and the front desk gave me a room facing the road. It is very noisy at night, and even double-glazed windows are useless. The hotel looks quite new, newer than the motels I stayed in along the way from Sydney, but the facilities are the most broken. The hair dryer and exhaust fan are broken, and the access control system in and out of the lobby often fails. In addition, I put the food bought in the supermarket in the refrigerator. Who knew that when I opened it the next day, I found cockroaches in the refrigerator, which is not hygienic.

Great Southern Hotel is diagonally opposite to the Southern Cross station, where the Skybus to and ftom airport, picks and send travellers to city. Tour groups' pickup point. It has a restaurant attached to the hotel. Room is really basic and not serviced, but clean to start with.

We didn’t look to the hotel for more than just a bed for the night, so didn’t check out the other facilities. The bed was comfortable, the shower was nice, and the room was set up in a modern and pleasant way. The room has most of what you need but it is very small, with very little space to even set down a suitcase. I would have preferred access to a full size ironing board rather than a desktop one.

This is a really good quality hotel in a nice part of Melbourne. We are Accor Plus members but this night was booked using Emirates points. Accor still gave us a a top floor room with a stunning view and the usual free drink vouchers, which I didn't expect since I didn't book with them. The room was clean with the aforementioned good view and had every thing you need for a short stay. Improvements would be a coffee machine instead of simply a kettle, and a better Chromecast as the one we had just wouldn't work. These are minor issues though. Lifts were very slow, as only one seemed to be operating. Breakfast was efficient and tasty, although the included coffee could be improved and the extra charge coffee was too cold to be enjoyable. All in all an excellent hotel to stay at if you need to stay in the South Wharf end of Melbourne, and we will certainly stay again.

I stayed at the Short Stay Villa in 2016 and having found it highly satisfactory then, I’ve returned for the Labour Day long weekend of 2020. It’s located on the outskirts of Werribee so if you’re looking for a place that’s surrounded by eateries, this is not the place for you. If you’re looking for something that’s quiet and self contained, then this is definitely the place. This accommodation would be best suited to either singles or couples. Although there are 2 bedroom units that would accommodate a family with 1-2 kids, there’s no play areas or swimming pools to keep kids entertained. Part of the complex is actually a retirement village so the accommodation are units of either 1 or 2 bedrooms. Last time, I stayed in a 2 bedroom one; this time, just 1 but for one person it’s plenty. As mentioned previously, they’re self contained with their own kitchen area and utensils, crockery, etc so that one can cook (rather than eat out) if they wish to. The only thing that’s missing is a washing machine or laundry hence the 4 star rating. As I’m only here for a weekend, it’s not such a big deal for me personally; for those staying a bit longer, though, it might be more of an issue. Other points in favour of Short Stay Villas: 1) Well cleaned and maintained villas 2) Modern furniture, plumbing and electricity 3) Showers are nice and warm 4) Close to a BP petrol station 5) Reception staff are lovely, especially John who managed the check in process for me

Generally, the hotel room was clean except the cups were not washed and kept. The location was great as it is very near to Melbourne Central Station and walking distance to Queen Victoria Market and State Library. The staff was friendly and helpful.

The scenery is great, in a former rich manor, the service is very intimate, just like breakfast. This is a resort area, close to the safari park and the rose garden. There are few safari animals, but the next rose garden is worth a visit.

Staff were very helpful, it was quite clear that there were several new staff doing their best and learning on the job, great to see in the hospitality industry. Ordering was a little confusing but we got there in the end. Unfortunately a mishap with the wrong beer being poured, the staff quickly corrected this. Arancini special was awesome. Pork cutlet main excellent. New steak knives maybe needed. Room very well presented. Would really like to see hand sanitiser available as you exit the toilets as all venues should. A pity I have to mark this 4/5, better rated 93/100. Definitely will stay and dine again.😉

Space is the first hostel of my trip and it’s set the bar pretty high! Staff are lovely, everywhere was always super clean, beds are comfy, towels are provided and you can even grab a fresh one every day if you wish. Location is great, would recommend the Queen Victoria Market for something to do and “pizza pizza pizza” was lush. There’s nothing “on” as such at the hostel but this didn’t bother us. The only thing that would be good is some extra fridges as they were packed full every day and it was hard to put your own food in anywhere. Would definitely come back.

We booked a week long stay with our daughter, we missed the first day of room service attending to the room we put our sign out for a clean on Good Friday and received a text message to say all room cleaning would resume the following Tuesday. Good Friday I can understand as it’s a very significant holiday but the Saturday Sunday and Monday I found to be bizarre and the only place I’ve ever had this occur. The hotel itself is beautiful, clean and in a fantastic location but the lack of servicing over a long weekend when you have a family holiday doesn’t really work.