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I could not rate this hotel highly enough. My partner and I had booked this place to stay only months out from the Summer Salt Festival on the weekend just gone and struggling to find somewhere to stay with also the swap meet on, Melbourne Storm family pre-season game on at Mars Stadium and another event on we managed to stay here rather than the Ambassador down the road (due to being booked out) we had our friend who has a disability come along too and the staff were absolutely accommodating and even upgraded our room for us. The facilities were great (although we didn’t get to use them, most definitely will next time) through to the staff were nothing short of exceptional. Highly recommend, and the quality of rooms were great as well.

Well what can I say? I slept well and I was warm but that’s where the positives stop. Upon entering the Motel there are two speed humps at entrance. Yes I understand these will be to help slow down but I’m sure having them the size of an adult cat high isn’t necessary nor safe for those smaller vehicles and especially if you’re not perfectly lined up straight! Next was the room well it was obvious there had been some changes made but poor ones at that. Being a Kmart lover I literally looked at 90% of the room and it was Kmart. Not hating on it but not a lot of thought gone into it. The bathroom well let’s start with the pieces of hair balls on the ground yep and I can confidently say not mine! 😳 Next was the door to the bathroom, clearly something had happened to it earlier because it was not a clean close. Next comes the shower well apart from the weird doors, the base of the shower all I can say is tread carefully because I sure felt like any move I made I was about to go through it. The shower head wow so instead of doing correct plumbing and filling in the hole they have placed bits of bark, yes you heard me bark to ‘secure’ the shower head! 🤣 Onto breakfast in the red shed. A few plastic tables, mismatched chairs (felt closer to the floor than the table), plastic flowers and multiple signs of ‘don’t take anything away we are watching.’ You had three toasters, buckets of bread, cereal, condiments, one kettle (why no more or one of the industrial ones I don’t understand), juice and milk in the fridge. You place your cutlery and plates in one tub and cups in another. I felt like I was at a school camp. I’ve had better experiences and setups on Scout camps 🤣 So in summary will I be back? Not a chance! Thanks for keeping me warm though 🤷🏻‍♀️

Cons ...I chose this accommodation due to the pictures and facilities that were offered. I am most disappointed with not having a properly working gas heater in the apartment. I was expecting a log gas heater as stipulated but instead an old gas heater that has a fault in the filter and turns off. The other heater/cooler is not big enough for the floor space and took up to 3 hours to heat the room. As for the tiny heaters in the bedrooms that don't heat up anything. The bathroom lights/heat thing has one glob not working. The fan/light in the living room doesn't work. We tried as stated in the rules to turn it on. And yes we turned it on at the wall and tried the remote it came with. Motor needs repairing. As for complementary toiletries, four adults have to share one tiny shampoo and conditioner bottle and two small soaps for 3 nights. Lucky I took my own soap. One a 1/4 roll of loo paper as well. Not a big deal but for the amount paid, I should not have to bring my own loo paper. It took me so long to find cups, plates ect. That were spead out in diffrent cupboards. Put coffee cups in the cupboard above the kettle or even Maybe have them altogether to make it easier to find. I have stayed in some lovely places and unfortunately was very disappointed in this one for the price. This is a very expensive place to stay for very little. Coming from a warm climate to Ballarat and not being able to get warm is the most disappointing thing of all. No Netflix as stated, but a very old Austar set up. Lots of things on the facility page that definitely were not included. Perhaps state which apartment has what in your advertisement to help people make a choice. I thought they would all have the same amenities. At least the basics anyway. Paying almost $1000 for 3 nights I could have been in Palm cove for a week at Peppers Beach club. I might suggest to maybe put usb outlets in so travellers don't have to bring their own plugs. Pros... The only real positive thing was the main bed. Very comfortable and large. Was quite clean except the sheet wasn't on properly and wasn't folded under mattress as you would expect.

Spending a weekend in Ballarat to go to a birthday party, and decided to stay at the Lake Inn. Walking distance to Lake Wendouree, this lovely motel is on a quiet street away from the centre of Ballarat. We were given a room on the second floor with a view across the street to the local football ground. Generous sized room, with queen bed. Lovely updated bathroom with good sized shower (decent hairdryer!!) and vanity, and a small kitchenette with microwave, toaster, kettle and small fridge. We enjoyed our stay at the Lake Inn, and would recommend if you are staying in Ballarat and want somewhere a little quieter.

Recently visited Newington apartments and was greeted with lovely decorations and furniture upon arrival. It was a comfortable and spacious apartment that provided great amenities. It's close proximity to the city centre ensured we were very able to explore the area during our short stay. However, issues arose as our apartment was meant to include 2 sofas but were instead provided with 1. The staff's response was to ”ensure we thoroughly check photos of the apartment before booking”. This shouldn't be the case when the description included ” two sofas”. Following on the poorly constructed bathroom meant loose handles and screeching showers when the water was turned on. In the midst of a pandemic there is no mention of any additional sanitary measures the management have taken to deal with COVID-19.

We stayed in the Grand Room (No 1). The room was very big and had an inviting fire going when we arrived. We did arrive a little earlier than the check in time of 2.00pm and found parking was a bit of an issue. The car parks out the back were full (I assume with cleaning staff) and there were no staff on site. There was no parking out the front - a very busy church or school across the road. We had to park out on the main street and walk our bags around. We made a call on a mobile phone number we had and they organised a key quickly for us which allowed us into our room early. We went out and grabbed lunch and got back around 2.00pm and the car parks were starting to empty out by then and we were able to snag a car park straight out the front. Room was beautiful and full of character. Was very well appointed. If you have problems with stairs I would make sure I book a ground floor room. I couldn't see a lift and there were no staff on site to assist with bags.