Peninsula Bay Resort

Please don’t take the yellow ticket, they targeted us on the side of the road and said to follow them to the resort. They wanted a lot of information (as in stuff they can steal your details), I didn’t want to show a copy of my licence and they didn’t like that. It screamed scam!!! As all things that are too good to be true!! Golden ticket, free iPad etc

So i had many times come there and in one moment i was enjoyed my time with my wife for celebrate our anniversary and once time there some concern with the bellboy staff who didn't care and initiative for carry our luggage some guest at that time carrying theirs own. but as greater and staff they certainty should to assist us they weren't totally reflect as genuine hospitality but for entire stay trought another servive i feelt peninsula good place for having peace and quiete inside hustle of urban life

Please see previous review - similar experience. They stop you in the street, offer some scratch tickets, prizes, etc. No clarity in the offer and they keep saying that they get bonuses if you accept and that is how they can support their families, etc. Not clear what you can get in the end, they mentioned a voucher but I refused. Bottom line, you waste vacation time - looks like they desperately need tourists.

SCAM - STREET SCAM We were approached by a man named Pauluy, who attempted to hand us some lotto cards. Even after we declined, he insisted and mentioned that his family relies on the money he makes from selling these cards and begged us to open them. He gave us the cards and informed us that my husband had won two free shirts and I had won the grand prize of either $1000 AUD, a luxury vacation, or an iPad mini. However, to receive the prize, we had to go to a new hotel and take a tour of it. He added that his employer wants to promote it in Australia and have more Australian visitors. He was insistent that we get into a cab as he kept saying he would get 50 Australian dollars that would help him support his family, and if we dont go, he won't get paid. We declined, and he kept pushing and trying to hug as and be buddy buddy with us, but both my husband and I felt that it was a scam. After all, who gives away $1000 so easily? He also asked for our names and place of stay so that he could send a car to pick us up tomorrow when we could arrange for someone to look after our kids and that we wouod only be at the hotel for 6 hours. We said no again, and that we had already planned our days. Fortunately, our daughter started crying just then, giving us a chance to leave. We were approached six times during our trip by people offering these cards, so be wary of such scams.

Read all the other reviews about their scam to get you to buy timeshare with them to get the idea of the lengths they will go to get you in. We fell for the street guy’s act that we were helping them earn money. We never believed the prize story. So lucky for us the sellers had gone home for the day. They asked us to come back next morning they would send a driver. We said no we can arrange that ourselves as we suspected a scam and didn’t want to go back. Next morning they sent a driver anyway, we asked the front desk to send them away. So no shame at all blatant scammers who won’t let go. Beware these guys there is no prize and they just want your money.

Don’t believe to the scammers on the street, don’t be a fool you are not winning a free luxury trip They put on a show and want you to sit in their taxi for free straight away. One ticket will say 2 free t shirts the other one is FIRST PRICE 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just a JOKE