LGBTQIA-freundliche Hotels in Rottnest Island suchen

„Das abgebildete Foto ist trügerisch! Das Hotel ist in die Jahre gekommen und bedarf dringender Reparaturen, die eine Malerkolonne nicht übertünchen kann. Wir hatten eine Executive Suite gebucht, die sehr spärlich eingerichtet war. Im Bad fehlten ein Abfallbehälter, kleinere Annehmlichkeiten wie Lotion, Seifenbehälter etc. Auch das Frühstück ließ sehr zu wünschen übrig. Es gab nur eine Sorte Käse, Gouda und Toastbrot. Von Aufschnitt konnte man nur träumen, mit etwas ...

„The room was ok as expected, with a large balcony tha was great just a pitty in tge full sun would have been great to have something. Besides this all was fine. What seem no longer to happen is the floors will be vacuum cleaned only when guests change, this was here the case and in most other Hotels we stayed in. Strange but maybe an Australian thing?“

„Biggest plus was the location. The room (deluxe apartment) was ok, nice bathroom, comfy bed, good seating area and well equipped kitchen. Excellent staff. Downsides: Chairs/Table on balcony were not usable at all, I really dont understand how you can leave those items in the room, no chairs would be better than those. Dishwasher not working properly. Balcony not closing properly due to some damages at the the doors sealing, as the hotel is on a busy road that was not nice, if there is wind it ...

„I had booked a standard double room and while it wasn't an unpleasant stay, I would expect more of a 4½ star hotel. The bathroom seemed to be quite old, especially the shower had lots of limescale. There was no free water supplied, the advertised minibar was empty (except for a pack of milk), the curtains were hard to close completely because they were malformed and while there is a note in the room explaining how to be friendly to the environment, room cleaning service seemed to disregard ...

„Das Zimmer war perfekt (nach Upgrade); Personal und Service sehr gut. Die Organisation beim Frühstück ist verbesserungswürdig, da jeder Gast einen Platz zugewiesen bekommt und persönlich dorthin geleitet wird, während die Schlange warten muss, bis der ‘Empfangschef’ zurückgekehrt ist. Das war manchmal nervig.“