Hotels with Parking in Halls Gap

Arrived late and it was easy as they left the keys and instructions at the reception. Cabin was clean. Appliances are ok except they have this tiny TV which is really outdated. Would be great if they a separate air-conditioning unit in the bedroom instead of just one in the living area. It was quite noisy and should upgrade. as a one night stay it was ok but would have to consider if staying longer.

Very comfortable and beautiful stay . I will come again in the next trip

Really loved my stay at NRMA Halls Gap!! It’s really clean! They even had heated beds, but one side is unplugged, without a plug nearby. There’s a car lot available right beside the villa. Makes unloading our stuff really easy and accessible.

A wonderful place in the heart of the city. On the lawn you can meet kangaroo. There is a common kitchen, a fire area and a barbecue. In the rooms in the winter is quite cold and water is not controlled enough. Nevertheless, the service is wonderful – we were provided with all necessary

In a campsite, the surrounding area is very convenient, with shops and supermarkets. The kitchen in the cabin is fully equipped and the sanitary conditions are OK. There were many kangaroos and parrots flying around. It's basically a self-service model with no service. The check-in time marked by Ctrip is wrong, and the staff gets off work at 17:00. But I left the key, so it's very convenient to check in by yourself.

I was a little apprehensive when booking the room, but after seeing the mountain viewpoint, the waterfall, kangaroos, parrots, emus on the grassland, and the Milky Way at night! Chatting with the local fishermen about fishing (who often come back empty-handed, haha), and watching the kangaroos fighting on the opposite grassland, it was all worth it! The room was a bit old, but cleanliness was still no problem! Some small insects were inevitable, given that we were in the mountains; we sprayed mosquito repellent on the curtains and the back door, which mostly solved the problem. The receptionist was my type—straightforward and frank, with a bit of a Beijing gentleman's feel to him.