イビス バジェット コフス ハーバー 3 つ星

We stayed there on accor points and amex points only paid $ 55 cash instead of $ 180 for myself and 2 kids 13 and 16. We arrived late 800 pm left early. The room was good for motivating the kids to rise early as they were not keen to stay longer. The main issue was the stench from the bathroom with the 2 holes in the wallpaper of the shower. Both my kids refused to shower. Apart from that room baic but okay. I risked it and had a shower. In reception they told me the property had been renovated recently shame about the bathroom result.

You get what you pay for. It’s very cheap, it was 100 bucks a night. Bedroom was ok, but it smelled like there were dogs in there before. Quite old, bathroom with shower with plastic curtain, water goes everywhere… but it had air con, so that was a plus.

My own fault for not booking my return trip earlier, so I was left with very little choice at a decent price. Though once I saw the room, I would have paid the extra $50 to stay where I did on my way down to NSW (it was so much better). One seat in the room, I didn't really want to have a shower the area was so awful. Paint peeling, the hotel is old and tired, the bed hard. No soap in the bathroom. No lifts. Good points, close to the pub which had a good dinner and beer. The receptionist was nice and helpful on arrival.

WELL DONE ! The difference was highly noticeable since my last stay Very clean rooms, and the Receptionist last on 15th October evening was very friendly and assisting me to chose the perfect room - Back to a 'GREAT PLACE TO STAY "

Honestly don't know where to start. I needed a small fridge for medication I was taking at the time. There was no fridge in the room, despite the room being advertised online as having a small fridge. So we went downstairs and checked at reception. 'Oh fridges have been removed' was the 'helpful' reply. I answered that I needed a fridge and had booked the room based on advertised info.....there was a definite shrug of the shoulders. We were told we could use the communal fridge in the corridor, but when you opened the door, other guests had stuffed so many bags in there, there was no room and I doubt the fridge would work it was so full! I was also reluctant to put medication in a fridge easily accessible to children. The room was small, but acceptable. Apart from a double bed and bunk bed, there was only one stool for sitting. The 'table' was a triangular bench on the wall in the corner of the room. It was only large enough for 2 mugs, 2 glasses and an electric kettle. The curtain rail was falling down and curtains hung to one side and allowed light in in the morning. The bathroom was smaller than a normal toilet space. The shower cubicle was a tiny, curtained corner of the bathroom with very poor water runaway so shower water flooded the bathroom and ran into the room. Absolutely, nowhere in the bathroom to put dry clothes to change after showering, except for the top of the cistern or the closed toilet! Nowhere to place a wet pack bag, except in the sink. Mould in the shower and bathroom ceiling. No clothes hanging space except for a few coat hangers on the end of the bunk bed, which you knocked every time you got out of the double bed....there was no space between double bed and bunks. Oh, and speaking of the bunks...they were not made. The sheets were laying on the mattresses waiting for guests to do the job! I was beginning to think we were in an episode of Fawlty Towers! Breakfast was forgettable, but there was a lovely cheerful lady at reception in the morning, which was the reason I gave the place one star! I think you see the picture! It was a joke...hence the reference to Fawlty Towers It was definitely budget, but not so economical. I looked online just after we arrived and we could have stayed nearby for $5 more...and that motel had a fridge! All in all, it was awful. My husband booked this motel based on it being an ACCOR motel. Shame on ACCOR for being associated with this dump.