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Best Western Plus The Tudor-Box Hill

3 out of 5

Posted 20 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Room had a musty stale smell when I entered. Something that suggested strongly of mold or unaired facilities. Food in the restaurant was over priced and low in quantity. $36 for a Thai Green curry with one small bowl of rice and a small serve on a small plate is not worth it. But on a wet cold windy night I had no choice ! Parking was undercover and ok. Upstairs Queen sized bed was comfortable and warm. But that musty smell did begin to creep up the stairs in the early hours of the morning after I turned off the bathroom expeller fan."

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Mornington Hotel

5 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Excellent choice. Check-in was simple after we were directed to reception, then up the stairs with our keycards. The room was very large and, in fact, contained an extra single bed. There was ample hanging in the wardrobe, which we used mainly for coats, it being 12c when we arrived (end of May). We stayed two nights, and room service came in while we were out on the Sunday and straightened up the bed and emptied the bins. The room was lovely and warm, as was the bathroom, with its fantastic bath - great after a day in the cold. We ate in the restaurant the first night; my pick was a quite fiery Nasi Goring with my husband choosing from the Specials Menu a not so spicy calamari dish - the opposite of our expectations, but both enjoyed thoroughly. It was busy in there, being Saturday, and it was lovely to see the mix of patrons from kids to the older generation, and the staff were bustling around excellently. There was slight noise up to around 10.30pm as a party was underway, but it didn't stop our watching TV or sleeping. We visited 'Thrift', which is slightly outside town, and then Tyabb Antique Centre and another second-hand place, as well as walking to the centre of town to explore the shops. We saw a 'Steak House' and booked for Sunday night. It was superb, and with drinks wasn't as expensive as I feared. Mornington Hotel is a great base for staying on the Peninsula. I would have loved there to be mugs, and not cups; and Hot-chocolate sachets for the cold season."

A verified traveller stayed at Mornington Hotel