Geraldton Hotels with Kitchens

"Honestly, it's hard to describe – it's just really lacking in everything. You have to go to the front desk to get a hairdryer. The only positive was the lovely old lady who worked in the restaurant; she made me feel really at ease, but that has nothing to do with the hotel itself. The soundproofing in the rooms is terrible; you can hear every conversation around you clearly. I definitely wouldn't recommend staying here."

"Stayed on an upper floor, and there's no elevator, so I had to carry my luggage up. The room was well-equipped, tidy, and clean. This room type faces the street, so it was a bit noisy from the traffic. You can walk to the coast."

"The hotel room is much larger than expected. Living room balcony kitchen bathroom, bedroom is separate, but relatively simple bedroom is small, quilt pillows are barely able to sleep ～ But the hotel's parking lot can still see the Galaxy at night, because it is dark enough ～"

"The location is clearly marked and the location is easy to find. It is a big town an hour away from Pink Lake. You can still find a restaurant open at night. There is no one at the front desk on weekends. It takes a while to get the key to check in. If the guidance is clearer, it will be better. Save check-in time"

"I recently stayed at the Geraldton Apartment Hotel, and while the physical space was average, the overall experience was marred by strange policies and poor attention to detail. 1. Discriminatory Mini-Bar Policy Upon check-in, I was informed that because I booked through Trip.com, my mini-bar access was restricted to only milk and water. I found this highly unreasonable—guests should be treated equally regardless of the booking platform. 2. Serious Hygiene Concern On our first night, we discovered a milk carton in the mini-bar that had already been opened and was half-empty. It was unsettling not knowing if it had been tampered with or what might have been added to it. While the hotel eventually offered a ”complimentary” full mini-bar as compensation, I found this ironic, as I believe the mini-bar should have been accessible from the start. 3. Poor Room Maintenance The lack of attention to detail continued when I found damaged hangers in the wardrobe."