Hotels near Fishermans Beach in Torquay

The hotel is not bad, there is a small bed, a small bed, and a small public yard behind it. It takes a few minutes to drive to the beach and the supermarket. However, this price is not high cost, the Great Ocean Road Hotel is too hot, it is not easy to book this.

Grateful I could get a room in such a busy time and WOW fantastic to see the Sands all shooshed up. My room was fantastic, great towels and one of the best beds I've slept in for ages!! Very clear, staff fantastic, especially at check in. As a solo traveller I felt safe and relaxed. Looks great for meetings and conferences folks!!

I have stayed at the Admiralty Inn previously and had a good experience. This time however, I was disappointed. The toilet seat was very loose and the shower rail fell down in the morning when having a shower. I was a bit taken aback when I was informed that the reception would not be open when I arrived at 7pm.

Super much space, dining room, kitchen integrated with all the trimmings, separate toilet for shower, two rooms to sleep. The highway is not heard. Although designed as a holiday park everything is quiet.

The beds were super comfy and the motel is a short walk to Geelong waterfront. It is also super close to the Gull bus office so really convenient to get to and from Melbourne Airport. Would stay there again.

The rooms are very clean, the front desk is very welcoming, and the Great Ocean Road is a good choice. It is more convenient to eat next to the road. There is a large supermarket in the town that can make up a few, and the fruits are very good.

It's a big campsite, and the rooms are pretty good. However, the sea view room I booked is actually across the aisle from the sea. You can't see the sea from the room. Especially when I just came from the nrma tent room in Phillip Island, the difference is too obvious.

Not far from Geelong, it is suitable for travel and leisure. Breakfast is plentiful and parking is free.

The first stop in Melbourne is Geelong. It's already over 5 o'clock when Cairns flew to Melbourne. After picking up the car, we rushed all the way to Geelong. There is no front desk and self-check in with a password. However, there is no explanation in Ctrip's booking information in Chinese. Checking in, the English only had the room number without a password. I called the old lady and she received all the information she had booked on other platforms. Fortunately, there was an apartment billboard at the door and I called and communicated, and the check-in information was sent over immediately. A parking space is reserved for each room at the entrance of the apartment, and the room number is marked on the ground. The facilities in the room are complete. Because we are going to the Great Ocean Road later, we went to the supermarket and bought it back. We cooked it in the room first. Very satisfied.

A separate cabin in the RV camp, self-driving vehicles parked next to the hut. The room has 2 queen beds and 4 small beds. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking. The fly in the ointment is that the bathroom in my bathroom is a bit blocked.