Huskisson Bayside Resort

第一次住汽車旅館，感覺很新鮮，房間不大但是應有盡有，只是沒有電梯，需要把行李箱拎上樓。

房間乾淨舒適，面積大，設施齊全，風景好，就是隔音很差。

The room was spotless, and for a place with quite a few decades under its belt and heavy traffic in a tourist destination, it was a complete joy. Very affordable. Great towels! Parking is a bit on the lean side, however, I’d happily stay here again.

My first impression was, oh its OK It's well placed as it's only a short walk to the centre of town. It's a 2 storey motel that was probably built in the 1960s and has a fresh slap of paint to make it look new. There's a Malaysian restaurant on the ground floor. There was meant to be off street parking, nope, every spot possible taken on Saturday night, had to park on the street. It actually has a very large, nice and deep pool. The BBQ looked filthy but could not tell as the lid was jammed on (there's clean free bbqs about 2 minutes walk towards sharknet Beach). The air conditioner in our room made a terrible noise, when visiting on hot nights it was a choice between staying awake listening to the air conditioner or staying awake due to the heat (they said they'd fix it when we reported it when checking out). The in-room TV pivots nicely so you can watch the blue screen as it's not a HD TV and nearly all channel's they can receive are HD. The rooms are large and clean. The bed was very comfortable. It's about a 3 minute walk to Sharknet beach which is a great little beach. I would stay again.

Hmmmm, a tough one to review. The rooms are basic, but not unpleasant. No frills, but not uncomfortable. The thing is, it felt a bit off to me. A “resort” it isn’t. At least not now. The thing is, there are no staff on-site here. No reception, no bar, no restaurant (it’s closed)), nothing. Sure, there’s a phone number you can call, but that’s not the same as someone on hand. Checkin is via a talking key dispensing machine. Kind of cool, but cold. Oddly, there are toilets on the ground floor, which were left open all night. Perhaps they’re for the restaurant, but it’s closed. Open toilets are not a good idea for obvious reasons. It’s not at all a bad place, but I just didn’t feel relaxed and comfortable, or even safe. Not the vibe I was expecting at a “resort”.

After a long drive, we pulled up and we nearly drove off straight away. Resort? What resort. This place was so run down it needs to be pulled down, doesn't deserve "resort" name. First of all the rooms are "ok". But it's what goes on outside your room that leaves much to be desired. It seems that this resort now accommodates homeless people. People are leaving they're doors open and you can see into rooms which have all of they're possessions. Ok about the room. One side of us we're using air-conditioning but it rattled and shook the wall and ceiling in our room all. Night. Finally when it stopped Peace at last. But nooooo now the other occupants of the "Resort" came out to play. Banging yelling screaming swearing for the next 4.25 hours. This is one night I'll never get back. My advice is drive up, put in reverse and drive away, never to return