Hotels in de buurt van Eltham North Dog Park (Melbourne)

'It was just what we needed. '

'nice and clean ,quite., excellent staff'

'Very nice hotel. Nice staff and very clean '

'The room was amazing and staff are the best.'

'Great '

'Good'

'Great staff, amenities, homely vibe, clean and comfortable bed and room with plentiful supplies. Secured parking. Complementary chocolates and gifts.'

'A light and bright unit that was clean and had everything we might need. Great to have off street parking. Close to shops and public transport '

'Clean, roomy and great location'

'Excellent room. Great breakfast. Wonderful stroll with lots of roos and birds.'

'N/A'

'The room was clean enough to eat off the floor. Big thanks to the food and beverage manager and his staff as well as to the front desk personnel. All were simply outstanding! '

'Yes up to standard'

'On arrival my wife and I upgraded to a larger room far away from the noisy traffic. The upgrade, by paying extra was made easy by the friendly staff member. The studio room we moved had plenty of space to stay for many nights and it was far away from the noisy highway. '

'Clean room'

'Middelgroot motel dat gelegen is aan een grote weg richting Boxhill centrum maar ook grenzend aan de Eastern Freeway. Patiovormige bouw van 2 etages met parkeerplaatsen centraal. Fraaie, bloemrijke tuin waarin 4 kunstbomen met led-lichtjes geeft 's avonds een romantische uitstraling. Wij waren ingeboekt voor een kamer op de 1e etage maar hebben ons laten omzetten naar de begane grond (room 22) omdat daar bankjes buiten staan voor de kamer. Gezellig met een kop koffie of een glas wijn en...

'All was well! Nice, clean room with good amenities. '

'The staff, particularly front of house Min were exceptional in the their attendance to our needs. The room was at the same level as the staff,excellent in its presentation. Would stay on my next visit without hesitation. Thankyou Min for you kindness and professionalism '

'Clean spacious room and extra large bathroom.'

'Best location eith shops and eateries. Everything was lonely and allowed a later chexkout at no extra cost.'