Hotel berhampiran Myer Street Jetty, Lakes Entrance

We stayed in the 2 bedroom apartment, 2 adults and 3 kids and there was plenty of room. We had a portacot set up in our room for our baby and there was still plenty of room to fit around the sides of the bed. The rooms are spacious, clean and have plenty of heating options. They have thought of everything, including iron, ironing board, laundry powder, washer and dryer, etc. We didn't use our car at all the 4 nights we were there as it is close to the main street and beach. Will definitely be back to stay again, highly recommend.

酒店就在lake entrance最熱鬧的一條路上 離吃飯和超市稍微要走個10分鐘吧 不過反正這個小鎮還算熱鬧 都是遊客走走也無妨 房間特別特別大 停車也算方便。前台老頭看我們是外國人還特地語速放慢。總體來説這次在小鎮住的幾個motel的人都很熱情。可能和人家本來生活壓力就小也有關吧

Everything you need is there. Comfy pillows and the softest sheets ever. Even cookies on arrival. I've found a winner here for my business stays but also when I visit for a little holiday this is where I'll stay. Even the towels were large, soft and smelt beautiful. And staff were very friendly and helpful.

Wish we had read the TripAdvisor reviews prior to making a booking. The raft of poor reviews indicates there are problems with this accommodation and we too found this to be the case. As with other reviewers we found a terrible odour in the bathroom, it was a sewerage like smell, others identified it as a seafood odour, regardless it was not pleasant and it got worse during the night. We went out for dinner and returned to find the carpark in total darkness. We had to turn the torch on our iPhone to find the doorway to our room. We reported both issues to reception and were told ”several people have made similar complaints, I must look into it”. The overall amenity to the units is run down. The phone in our room had been removed, all the pump action hand wash, shampoo and conditioner bottles were empty. Little bottles of these were provided but if the pump action bottles are no longer used they should be removed. The container with bags for sanitary items was empty... you get the picture. All this is a shame as the units are spacious and well located.

We found the Motel by just driving past after a day's travel from Narre Warren , and we hoped to stay in Motel for a couple of nights but once we settled in we decided for the price of $199.00 it would have been better to look around for better and more reasonably priced Motel , but being in our 70's we were tired . We were given room 22 and the amenities were poor . The shower had reasonable pressure and we had nice showers but door would not close unless you lift up the door . At the front door of unit was sand and on the double bed on the doona had sand on it as though someone else had been in the room but did not like all the mirrors , you just saw yourselves and TV if you had it on as reflection just went on into infinity . If you tried to wash dishes in sink provided in bathroom , which I also wet shaved in , you could not do anything with it as the push down plug was so perished you had to run water all the time as it was the only way to do it . That was so ironic as one of the main rules stickers around unit was to use water sparingly . Look it was noisy as there were a lot of bikies on their way to Philip Island staying and sound of TV in adjoining unit could be heard . For the price of $199 we were ripped off as we were given a Gift card of $200 from our Daughter to go on a break and little did we know the proprietor saw us coming and took advantage of it . We were naïve as we hadn't been away from our home because of being ill for sometime and should have done our homework but it was an adventure but will never give The Comfort inn the privilege of our money again . NEVER AGAIN .

Avoid this joint at all costs. Firstly I completely understand that hotels have had it tough during covid however it doesn’t excuse the dirty and poorly maintained rooms and still charging close to $200 a night for “budget” accom. There is construction going on too, and no comments on this when you are booking. There is drilling nextdoor starting at 7.30 am. The rooms are in such bad shape, tv or aircon don’t work, dusty, mouldy bathrooms, dirty windows, old facilities. Where do I start? We moved to another room due to our tv and aircon not working and moved to a room right beside a construction site. We unfortunately booked two nights with. I refund, however this is false advertising and j will be following this up with the establishment. I would have avoided this place for the construction and the sorry dirty state of the rooms AVOID

We stayed early March 2022 in a one bedroom Motel style room with large ensuite. It was modern , clean and comfortable and very affordable . Mandy and her team were extremely friendly and helpful. We used Public Transport from Melbourne and found Heyfield very easy to access. Flat even walking distance to many eating options , both the Esplanade and Marine Parade. We took a Lakes Cruise which was extremely informative and enjoyable We are a pensioner couple in our mid seventies.

Satiated for a 1 night stopover to break the journey. The room was comfortable & well appointed. The service was friendly, knowledgeable & accurate. Short walk to the rest of the town, lake & beach. On-site parking is convenient. I choose to stay here when in the area.

I totally recommend a stay at this amazing B&B. A unique, architect-designed wooden house with beautiful features inside and out, it has views of Bass Strait and is decorated with an extensive, eclectic glory of antiques, collectables, artworks and fun objects. There are four different suites (one being a penthouse) and a large dining/leisure area with balcony seating. I stayed for one night in the “deluxe double room with sea view” which had a four-poster bed (with an electric blanket) and contemporary claw-foot bath amongst other attractive inclusions. I loved the freestanding chandelier-like teelight candle holder (candles supplied), the varied art prints and the snowflake stickers on the windows. The glass between the bedroom and bathroom gave a sense of greater space and there was a furnished balcony with views of the Strait. For a closer look, binoculars were provided! The manager made delicious scones for afternoon tea which were left in the kitchen area along with jam and freshly whipped cream for guests to help themselves. When I checked out the next morning, she insisted I take two of the leftover ones with me. My “kitchenette” - mini-fridge, microwave, toaster and electric jug, with crockery and food supplies - was just outside the suite in what was the “dead end” of a corridor. Washing up could be done in the kitchen a short walk away, although I gather it wasn’t required for guests to do their own. Supplies included bread for toasting and cereal (and fresh orange juice!) but a hot breakfast was also available. The only issue I had was there wasn’t a powerpoint near the small table to connect my iPad and its hub, so I had to improvise a working space (I guess the communal area may have had a more convenient set-up) but I didn’t mind as it was such a pleasure staying in this lovely and interesting place.