Motels in Victoria, Australia

The facilities are basic, but it's relatively tidy and clean, typical of a standard motel. The reception closes quite early, so if you're arriving late, remember your key will be under the doormat. I managed to capture the Gemini constellation with my phone on the beach around 10 pm, which was very satisfying. The acai bowl at the nearby Rawr Bar cafe was delicious. Sitting outside on a sunny morning, slowly enjoying breakfast and coffee, then strolling on the large beachfront lawn before driving off to find koalas – it was perfect.

The hotel is a 12-minute drive from the airport. The airport shuttle needs to be booked by phone or by contacting Trip.com customer service. Breakfast is the usual continental fare, pretty much what you'd expect from any Western hotel (as pictured). The swimming pool didn't look very clean. The guest laundry room requires a card for entry, and it's 4.5 AUD for one wash or dry cycle. Free parking is available. The room was recently renovated and looks quite new, with no lingering 'new renovation' smell. As for service, Australian hotels generally don't offer the same level of meticulous attention and service you'd find in a Chinese hotel. That simply doesn't exist here.

The place is relatively quiet. The room is very clean and tidy. Highly recommended for staying The parking space is also very spacious. There are also warm lights in the bathroom. You won't feel cold when taking a shower in the winter. Highly recommended.

I had a really wonderful time in the great location of Beechworth.  From Beechworth I drove to other great points of interest namely Yackandandah and Bright. I walked along the Canyon Walk in Bright, followed along the Beechworth Gorge and the Woolshed Falls.  The Sambell Lake had a very good walking track around it. Both Beechworth and Yackandandah had great shops and eateries. The Armour Motor Inn was very central for my 3 day stay and the host was very helpful.

Very good, wifi is fast

The place is very nice and may stay again in future. My room F1 has queen size bed along with a single next to it and 2nd room with single beds. Parking is right in front of door drive in of the highway and exit via the rear. Beds don’t have have electric blankets and you don’t need them the Donna keeps you warm.

Our room was on the second floor with a king-sized bed. The sofa bed needed to be made up by ourselves, and there was no duvet, only one blanket provided, with another blanket in the closet, which was generally sufficient. There was parking available in the yard. For the second-floor room, luggage had to be carried up an outdoor staircase. My friend stayed in a first-floor room with a queen-sized bed and a 0.9m bed. Their balcony opened directly onto the roadside, which felt a bit unsafe. A common characteristic of motels along the Great Ocean Road is the lack of curtains, with roller blinds used instead, which aren't great for blocking out light. Our room had an induction cooker and pots, but my friend's room didn't. At nearly 1500, it was also the most expensive accommodation on our Great Ocean Road trip.

I have stayed at several motels, this is my favorite. Although the boss and the couple are not Chinese, they are very warm and kind. Look at the horses we are interested in, and take the initiative to take the carrots and let us feed them. It was a simple motel, but the room was clean and stayed for two days. In the morning, I saw the boss picking up sheets. We took a child to sleep, okay, no extra bed and no money. Free parking at the hotel, there is a supermarket nearby, very convenient, it is recommended. There is a bug in the room. In the evening, let the husband kill the bug and you can sleep peacefully. Overall, I don’t want to hide it.

Thanks to the host lady for taking time to help us when we arrive at the time of the office closure. Bread and cooking as a welcome gift, super sympa.

easy check in. good communication on how to collect room keys. room is spacious & comfortable. Good location. walking distance to most eatery.