Best Hotels in Oxenford, Australia

We stayed at the paradise farm for one night. This is our first time to live in a tent. It feels good. We are three of our family this time, a little scared, but overall it is safer and can live in a cabin. It is recommended that several families can live in the tent together and feel good. If you live there, you can feed small animals for free in the evening. This is the real close contact with the animals. The kangaroo touches enough, the koala is too much, and the old is entangled with you, because no one, experience Especially good. My daughter said that the trip to Australia is the favorite farm in paradise. The next morning, you can follow the farmer's milk for free, feed the cows, and lick the eggs. In addition, the bathroom is large and clean, although not independent, it is still very convenient. I don’t need an alarm clock in the morning, all kinds of birds scream, I will wake you up, but the children will not wake up when they sleep well.

Checking In was quick, lovely service at the front desk. Arriving in the room & was quite well presented, very comfortable beds. The room was serviced & cleaned daily, new towels & new sheets & ALL DAILY - was a big tick for my partner & I. Only small issue was I have OCD, so when the room was cleaned daily, I had noticed a fair few stray black hairs on the bedding & floors, cleaning myself up with the towels were a few black hairs on myself asking cleaning myself dry with the towels. But other than that, the stay was lovely!

Nice modern hotel, has a Japanese feel to it. Room was small but very clean, modern and quiet. Close to the tram stop.

We were placed here by our insurance company NRMA for temporary accommodation due to our home being flooded. We live in the Resort so we know the Peninsula townhouses are fairly modern maybe 4 -5 years old, however it is obvious that townhouse 16 (3 bedroom townhouse) has had very little done to it since being built. Aside from obvious maintenance issues that need to be addressed - torn carpet, walls damaged and marked, broken/ dirty stove exhaust, stained doonas and pillows which all should be regularly maintained and replaced if needed, it was the cleanliness of the place that we couldn't deal with - mould in the showers, built up scum on the shower rails, dirty glass/ windows/ blinds/ all the kitchen items I had to wash prior to using. All the light switches covered in dust from not being wiped over in a very long time -yuck. The skirtings I started cleaning with my cloths came up with black on them so have obviously not been done in months. I moved the downstairs furniture to sweep it all properly & found a paper towel roll and crumbs under the coffee table and lounges so obviously only gets vaccumed around the furniture, I made the ultimate mistake getting down on my hands and knees to look under the bed this morning to check nothing had been left behind- I wish I hadn't... I'll leave it at that, toilet brushes - obviously the original ones from 2018 - use your imagination. There was a dust pan but no broom, a mop but no bucket, no cleaning cloths, 2 x satchets of washing liquid and 2 satchets of dishwasher powder & 1 x tea towel, no cleaning spray, 3 forks, 3 cups, minimal crockey. So we had to go get all that stuff from home to clean the place enough and be able to cook so that we could at least deal with the few days we were there, the insurance co ended up extending our stay another week but we refused to stay, and said we would rather stay in a tent in the big 4 in the rain than spend another night in this filthy place. We let the managers know so they are aware of the issues, they came in yesterday and placed some more bowls and glassware and forks as there wasn't enough for the 5 of us....... that was it. We have been hotel hopping for the past 5 weeks this was the 4th place we have stayed in, it was the newest but by far the filthiest and worst maintained. We stayed in the Royal Woods Resort in Ashmore prior to this and although it is quite dated you could not fault the cleanliness of the place, we were in an AirBNB prior to that in Biggera Waters which was immaculate, and the Broadwater Shores in Runaway Bay prior to that which is quite dated but still very clean. There is no excuse for the managers/ owners to allow this townhouse to rent this as short term accommodation in the state that it is for the $$ they are charging, I'm only glad we didn't have to pay for it, if we had we would have left day one and demanded a refund. The owners need to spend some money and get it back up to an acceptable standard for a short term l

Very good location opposite the beach. If going on a day when there is a market, the market will be opposite the hotel. The room that was on the 10th floor saw a very clear view of 90 degrees. The overall picture was better than expected. Quite impressive, the room is spacious, the equipment in the room is quite complete, there is a dryer, iron, hanger, kettle, refrigerator, microwave, TV, heater, bar of soap (2 bars), shampoo (1 bottle), items that are not provided, conditioner, towel, drinking water and tissues. in the room There is no cleaning service or changing clothes (have to pay extra). We went to stay for 3 days, the last day we were able to leave our luggage at the hotel. Walking from the tram may be a bit far, but in exchange for the beach front location, it's okay. There are shopping malls and restaurants nearby. When we went, we got it at a relatively cheap price compared to nearby hotels. Recommended 👍🏻

Great hotel overlooking the canals - the ambiance, the finish and the amenity at the Hope Harbour Hotel was outstanding. Beautifully built (it used to be the Ramada) spacious, big open deck overlooking the canals and boats. Nice little bar and separate dining room - again overlooking the canal. Staff and service was very good - it was personal and felt very comfortable just being there. Twin room with balcony overlooking the canal. Beautiful beds and lovely pillows - good size TV, excellent bathroom and tea/coffee plus fridge in the room.

You get what you pay for and these days customer service is cheap. Staff don't know parking rules, no staff communications, payment was full cost that you apparently had to call another number just to get a $4. Discount. This was after informing them that Iam at the discounted price 4 times. Not worth my 2 cents. Or is it $4 now?

The room and views were amazing. Property very clean, spacious and overall lovely property. The only problem was a howling wind that rattled the sliding door that kept us awake all night. We put a pillow up against the glass door, we opened the glass door slightly, but nothing stopped the noise. We advised on check out and we were told ”sorry” that's it. No offer of a $50 discount- nothing. $1000 for 2 nights accommodation with one night without sleep....

I stayed here about 2 weeks in early Jan. I got a bed next to a balcony in a 6 beds room which gave me little extra privacy. The room was cleaned fine throughout my stay. The bed was not large but comfortable with a nice mattress, light and power sockets. There is a bathroom for a toilet and a shower (not separated) for the room. So, I had to share it with 5 others when all beds were filled. Common area at the basement was pretty good for having nice furnitures. The kitchen and dining areas were cozy and spacious. You need $1 or $2 coins for laundry and dryer ($3 each). If you struggle to prepare coins, apparently there is a self-service laundry and cash dispenser nearby (I didn't try it though). Definitely confusing to find the reception for check-in. You need to walk through between The Island and a teppanyaki restaurant on Surfers Paradise Blvd.

Great location, pool has a bar and table service, staff were friendly and accommodating. Wasn't advised that parking needed to be pre-booked so we weren't able to get a carpark at the hotel. Luckily Chevron Renaissance has affordable parking and is only across the road (best parking rates are available for when you enter after 12pm).