Hotel terbaik di Wynyard

The Waterfront Wynyard was located on the foreshore of the river at Wynyard giving a great seaside feeling. We had not pre-booked, but the receptionist was very helpful and found us a room which was very clean and well equipped. There was a guest lounge and a bar and coffee facilities. They served breakfast and lunch but not dinner. They did recommend dinner locations. Also, were very helpful in advising places of interest to visit during the short time we were in Wynyard.

We stayed here before our flight from Burnie / Wynyard to King Island, and I'd happily stay here again if in the area, especially if staying longer than just the one night. Our room was spacious, well equipped, the bed was comfortable and parking is right outside your door. There is a washer / dryer available at the motel, and staff are lovely and helpful. The motel is right by the Inglis river, so you have a lovely walk right there, or the shops and restaurants of Wynyard are just a few minutes walk the other way. We had fish & chips from Wynyard Seafoods on the Wharf, which is practically next door, which was popular with locals & visitors alike. The motel is less than 5 minutes drive from the airport (BWT).

Charmant petit hôtel parfait pour une nuit ou 2 dans votre road trip dans le nord de la Tasmanie. Employé sympathique et chaleureux. Chambre spacieuse. Emplacement près d’activité. Restaurant bar au rez-de-chaussée. Stationnement dans la rue.

The staffs were helpful n friendly. Little kitchen with kettle n cups. The fridge is good enough for us to store our fruits and salad. We didn't dine in the restaurant. No comments.

I stayed in room 6 Before i could even check into my hotel room, It was discussed and agreed upon that someone would be waiting at the hotel for my late check in. I arrived at 9;15pm, pub was completely locked up and shut.... I rang the 2 numbers on the door went strait to voicemail, my employer rang the number he was given... Went straight to voice mail, the security guard who saw me waiting in the rain freezing cold, called the number he had and still went to voicemail, which left me no other option but to book in somewhere else after i've already organised and paid for that room. Outside lobby area carpet smelt like piss, My room was unclean (cockroaches in bowls and cups that were left for me to 'use', windows have no fly screen... It lets big blowflies in, at night the windows let mozzies in. If you shut the windows you end up really sick like me, and having to go to the chemist to get something to clear out my sinuses from the mould and mouldy smell. Bathroom vanity taps did not stop leaking, dripped all night and day. Timber around vanity was rotted at bottom and wood was stripping, shower head and stem was on the wrong way around so i couldn't adjust it, bed was very uncomfortable and stunk, ii had to spray the entire room with glen 20 and even stripped the bed and flipped the mattress which didn't help at all) after approaching staff and management from the hotel with my concerns, i was told that ”the rooms are cheap so you have to come down to front desk and tell staff when you want linen changed and room cleaned (this was after 6 days) After approaching manager on 7th day she told me, that they only change the sheets every 7 days, not to mention I only had 1 pillow and it smelt like every head on Australia had rubbed on it. I highly advise against staying in particularly room 6, if you have a tent you're better to stay in there.

If you are staying for one or two nights then this hotel is a good option. The rooms are large, clean and the bed is was very comfortable. It is basic, some of the rooms have been updated, some have not. I had a ‘budget’ room but it was well equipped. Air conditioning is mainly through the door frame. The hotel is in a quiet area and you can walk down by the river or to the beach in a few minutes. On the downside, the restaurant was closed indefinitely. There was a loud rooster nearby that fired up at 4.30am every day as an early alarm clock. There were a lot of contractors staying so the Ute’s firing up and idling at 6am served as the second alarm call! If I was passing through on a shorter stay I would stop again but for anything longer I would try elsewhere.