Wyndham Hotel Melbourne

A family of four booked a two-bedroom room, which was large enough. The room was clean and tidy, and the kitchen utensils were complete and clean, but we only stayed for one night and didn't need to cook. We drove ourselves, and there was a large parking lot nearby. If I remember correctly, it was 30 or 35 Australian dollars for overnight stay, which could be settled at the hotel. There is an outdoor heated swimming pool on the roof. It was cold in the morning and I took my kids up to test the water. It was warm and nice. In the morning light, hot air balloons floated in the sky, which was a very unforgettable scene.

The room we stayed in was not a real Wyndham Hotel, which was very disappointing. 1. We booked a two-bedroom, one-living room room, which was not cheap. When we arrived, we found that it was a privately owned apartment room managed by the hotel. One bedroom had no windows, and the furniture and appliances were not standard hotel ones. 2. The hotel reception and the apartment building are not together. After checking in, you have to go out of the hotel door and swipe the card to enter the apartment door next door. There are spring couplets hanging in the next room. 3. The hotel is in a good location, in the free tram area, and within walking distance to the central business district. 4. When we checked in, an Indian-looking front desk staff member took us to find the room and promoted a day trip all the way, which felt very strange. 5. The room has kitchenware and a washing machine, which is very convenient. It is suitable for families to stay. There is a swimming pool on the roof, which is shared by the hotel and the residents of the same building.

The room is large and clean. There are two bedrooms, a small living room and a small dining room. It is close to shopping malls and various attractions. There is a five-star steak restaurant downstairs.

There is no soundproofing. There was a party on Saturday night and our room was like an earthquake. The suite is equipped with two bathrooms, and the dry and wet separation is well done. The nearby First parking lot costs $30 a day, and you need to take the ticket back to the hotel front desk to pay. There are few parking spaces and roadside parking is limited.