Hoteles cerca de Bolera Lakes Entrance Bowls Club - Lakes Entrance

"Everything was fine"

"Quite"

"Nice private, hidden cottage close to town and a pub with Guiness on tab and good pub food. Cottage was comfortable and the host was brilliant."

"Everything you could possibly need for your trip. Plenty of heaters, electric blankets and spare blankets. Apartment is comfortable and spacious with a beautiful lounge suite and scatter cushions. Bedrooms are a good size and beds are comfy. After a trip to the pool the washer and dryer were handy, it was good to not to have wet towels hanging around. Definitely stay here on my next visit."

"I booked a room that supposedly had a 'lakefront view' .... except there is a main road between the room and the Lake front."

"Location was perfect! And we liked the warm hospitality from the service staff"

"Great location walking distance to everything."

"Good option for n overnight en route to Melbourne "

"The room is clean and enough for family of 4. Parking is free. Good place to stopover for our road trip"

"Happy about the place Great value for money, had a pleasant stay Recommended"

"Highly recommend. Newly refurbished and the owners have thought of every detail. Great location. So close to beach and shops. "

"Dog-friendly property but cabin we stayed at was not. Wasn’t clearly stated when booking, had to get a dog sitter since booking was non refundable. Cabin was dated, lots of road noise since cabin was 10 metres from the street. Would stay again for the convenience location but will book a bigger and newer cabin. Economy cabins are old and a bit beat up. Surprised dogs weren’t allowed when the cabin was in such poor conditions. "

"Reasonable room for the money but shower handles falling off. Some strange marks on the bathroom floor. But the bed was comfy with good support and the walls were fairly thick with minimal noise intrusion, which was surprising. Good coffee and tea facilities."

"The location was great and the staff were helpful"

"Nice and tidy."

"Room was cold. An electric blanket would have been welcome."