Flinders Hotels & Accommodations

Checked in late for an overnight stay, and it was brilliant. Lovely rooms, well appointed and clean, excellent location, with views of the bay. Friendly check in staff. Dinner and drinks at the hotel was great, good range, excellent venue and fantastic food. Plenty of off street parking for the Harley, but not a fan of gravel carparks. Great place to stay.

Arrived at resort/hotel at 2pm. We approached the counter and was greeted by Celia, after a short time as Celia was in the middle of a call, we received a more formal greeting. After a short interaction the room keys came across the counter with clear instruction on car parking lift location and all the other relevant information. The room was 5007 on the top floor. Presentation and size of the room was excellent. I will return one day and make sure the following sentence isn't an issue. The only negative that I can give about the hotel was I didn't bring all the necessities

We stayed in an Ibis cabin, and cannot recommend it in any way. Firstly, the room was dirty. See the photos below, but know I only stopped taking photos as I was bored, not because I ran out of dirty things. Secondly, the ibis cabins are at the entry to the park. We were right next to the boom gate and speed bump, which made for lots of noise. On the plus side, the photos on the NRMA website were accurate, the Aircon worked well, and the bed was fine if you like the foam mattresses. Oh, and the reception staff were friendly, but the office had closed by the time I realised how bad the room was, so didn’t get chance to ask for a move.

We stayed in the open room in November 2021 for a night. The accomodation is a short drive up from where the reception is, so don’t bother unloading your bags before checking in. The room was absolutely lovely. We were on the bottom floor in the corner so the view was a little underwhelming, but that didn’t matter. The glass windows and the glass on the balcony looked like they hadn’t been cleaned for a long time which was a little disappointing but overall we were very happy with our experience. The location is very peaceful and beautiful.

Very nice place to stay not far from the town centre beaches well they just get a past The thing that ruin our holiday were the people on the island as in town we heard bloody tourist they think they own the place .Well it was in the supermarkets and in a couple of shops . The roads on the island are like bush tracks and only a two land road on and off as we found that when the island started to get busy just one slow journey A few good places to see but rating wise i would not go overboard The main street well i found it was hard to get a park ing spot when busy ,i have found places better than Cowes and more friendlier people on my travels .Even though it is hard to yravel at the moment with covid .BUT ONE OF THESE DAYS IF ANY ARE GOING TO TRAVEL FIND A BETTER PLACE THAN Philip ISLAND bUT Hilltop was a good place to stay would do it again but as i say just the people on the island as they are rude to the tourist Even tough i live in Darwin we have got great spots to see ,but the island has but many faults about it and the way things are ran .So before thinking of your next break thing carefully on were you are going to go

Friendliest managers ever who went out of their way to be helpful. My wife and I (retirees) stayed 4 nights in a two room unit; bedroom and lounge-full kitchen. All spacious and very clean with plenty of room (even for couples with two children). There is a kids' playground, a pool and BBQ; all family friendly. This unit is totally wheelchair friendly; no step at front door. My manual wheelchair moved around the lounge easily and I accessed the toilet and shower easily (shower chair provided, wall bars at toilet and shower). A TV in the bedroom as well as one in the lounge room; that's practical. Talking about practical, they even had the gear to pump up the tyres on my wheelchair. Conveniently located to everything but for those of us in manual wheelchairs -outside of the motel precinct, Cowes is a hilly area.

We went with another family and combined we had three 6 year old girls. We loved the ability to simply walk a few metres to the beach and also walk a few metres to the pool and outside spa. The pool/spa is setup prefect for adults and children to enjoy together. I have stayed there over nearly twenty years and some years back I did stay on a soft mattress but I am pleased to say that this time everything was perfect. The rooms are bog enough, clean and have all we need. The best part I enjoy about about staying at Kaloha is cooking breakfast on the bbqs in the late morning while the kids can run around and enjoy the playground or jumping castle.

By its website and advertising online through TripAdvisor and Booking.com it presents as a resort. Not the case, however, as it is a motel. This is only apparent on arrival, where they not longer hide the fact and you see signs for Fairways Resort Motel and the layout of a motel, plain as day. I'd give them this, it is pretty good for a motel. There was room service every day to make the bed, refresh the towels and amenities and it was done discreetly and promptly after we left each. The room was clean and check in was easy. Overall, however, a motel but not what I signed up. I feel misled by some good website design and I was disappointed to find a motel rather than a resort. Realising when you arrive ensures it is too late to find new accommodation, so I felt stuck and like the wool had been pulled over my eyes.

Super new clean modern town a little New Zealand feels quiet and few people clean the grass especially green This town house is made of new materials houses including hotels are new hotels Except there are no fitness and entertainment facilities others are good breakfast special quality ingredients are particularly good hotels have There are two or three bars that are very warm and very special. They are a bit like furniture stores. There is a small yard. It is very comfortable to go out. You can see the Gulf Pier National Park at the end of the right. The golf course flinders is my favorite town on the entire peninsula. The new plan for the quiet house is also good. I heard that the price is high. If it is worth staying in the national park, the bad thing is to check out the10: 30

We have just had a week at the resort and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. All the staff were friendly and the two bedroom villa was perfect for our needs. Great kitchen that had everything we needed to cook our own meals . Living area was a good side and the adequate bathroom had a bath, great water temperature. Free wifi worked really well and the place was very clean and warm. We had decking area front and back with outdoor furniture, the villas are all individual and in a nice bush setting, the grounds are all well maintained the workers are always busy, good on them. We enjoyed the indoor pool and the indoor and outdoor hot spas. You had to ring each day to book a time for the indoor spa. We did that each morning for a late afternoon session, it worked well. There is a nice walk around the resort with plenty of Birdlife to see. There are two gyms, two pool complex's either end of this big resort also tennis courts, barbecues, game rooms which the kids would love and pedal carts. I imagine this place would be very busy during holiday time . Walked into town each day,takes about 40 minutes to the Port, good exercise. There is a restaurant on site but can't comment as we never ate there. A great place to stay, we look forward to returning.