Mildura Hotels with Balcony

Reception asked for CC at check in to accommodate extras and damages. Immediately assuming that a guest will damage the room is grossly insulting and if we had not already paid, I would have walked out. The receptionist needs hospitality training!!! When we found the room, we realized that there was a second sliding door into the center of the facility. It already had a key in the lock, so the room was not secure and could easily have been left insecure if we had not accidentally discovered the key. There is no breakfast, despite the Wotif listing. The restaurant is only open some nights of the week and for a limited time in the evening, and the bar did not open as signed. So effectively there is no bar/lounge. The table in the room has a mismatched pair of chairs. Relatively cheap accommodation. The facilities and service do not excite. Its barely OK.

We stayed two nights. Even though we had booked a standard queen room, they gave us a family room on the ground floor because I had requested it due to a physical problem making climbing stairs difficult. I appreciated this. We discovered a bit of a problem with ants in the room. We had killed about a dozen of these when I reported it to management. They immediately sprayed around all the entry points, and provided a full can of insect spray. I'm glad to say we only found one any after that during the remainder of our stay. We appreciated the free continental breakfast, which had a reasonable variety of cereals, fruit toast as well as white and wholemeal, a range of fruit, yoghurt, and different types of milk, even soy! While there were some different types of tea available, we were disappointed that there was no coffee machine on which we could make even an espresso! Pod machines are not expensive, and far better than the disgusting instant sachets. We instead had to go out to a coffee shop. Apart from that, we enjoyed our stay. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom excellent, and had we wanted a swim, the pool and spa looked very inviting.

A one night stay in Mildura. The Econo lodge suited my needs and I was pleasantly surprised what I found. Expecting a fairly basic experience, my unit was very clean and tidy. A mini bar. A very comfy queen sized bed. Tastefully fitted out bathroom. Many of the little extras you reach for when away were there. The television worked exactly as you expect it to. (Not always the case at some motels). Undercover car parking at the door. Sparkling, refreshing tiled pool.

I always stay, but it's a really good hotel. The location is excellent. The room was large and satisfying. The food was delicious.

This is a great park. It absolutely ticked all the boxes for us as a family with younger, however something doesn't make me want to rebook for next year. I'll get to that. The facilities are great for families. Kids get everything, Pool, water slide, bouncy pillow, TV /Activities room and an amazing big play gym inside a big shed. The park has some great cabins. Most are refurnished ( or in process as I write this ) due to most of them being flood damaged last year. The cabins are A1. But for caravans, you ideally need a smaller van and/or be a master of reversing. Most sites are rather technical to get back in to. A few down the back are regular easy peasy but those sites are a bit plain. The ensuite sites are set around 5 or so ensuites blocks and with , I think 4 sites around each one. Once you're in there it's fine. The area is mostly tree covered but there are a lot of sites in there so you have a lot of neighbours in quite close proximity. It's also pretty dusty if the wind kicks up.. or a bit muddy if wet. The Murray river is only 100 metres away with some walking and bike paths. Mildura CBD is to far to walk but 5 mins in the car. Mildura has plenty and is easy to get about. We rally like our 8 nights there but the detractor for me is the high density and tight spots.

Take a break by passing this town