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Very nice, nothing is missing to enjoy a gateway, cabins are well furnished and appointed, staff is very accomodating. The only negative points are the throw on the beds, the couches, dinning chairs and floors that don’t get cleaned often enough.(toddler was black after crawling on the floor, many stains and sweaty feeling on couches and throws). We still enjoyed our stay!

Excellent location for travellers. Nice staff. Make sure you tell them if you plan to arrive after 6 pm. Large room with mini kitchen (microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, cutlery, dishes). Laundry on site. Nice bathroom with roomy shower. Lots of storage plus a safe. Clean modern decor. Close to airport (taxi about $40 but you could use public transport) and there is a bus to Perth city centre right outside (takes about 30 minutes). Lots of local shops and restaurants. If you’re travelling with a rented vehicle and you have been on the red dirt roads there is an expensive car wash next door and a cheaper one just up the road. We stayed here at the start and end of our Western Australia camping trip and it was perfect.

Overall, it's good. As a four-star hotel, and a new hotel, the price/performance ratio is OK, 1000+ including breakfast. And the facilities are very new, the hotel bed is very comfortable. Let me say a few complaints. When I checked into the hotel, I actually found a piece of broken glass on the carpet. It was probably because the previous hotel broke a cup. The hygiene was not done seriously, so we didn't dare to go barefoot. At 11:30 in the middle of the night on the first day, someone actually used an electronic device to open the door of the room. Fortunately, we opened the anti-theft door lock in the room. We screamed in fear, and the person left quickly. We thought it was a thief, so we called the front desk to report it, and later said that the staff had made a mistake in the room. The front desk called again the next day to apologize. I hope you will pay attention in the future. Breakfast is not a buffet, but a set meal. The taste is OK.

We booked this room pretty late after having to cut a European trip short and needing to transit Perth overnight on our way to SA. For a one-nighter in Perth this more than met our needs. Near new, modern, and clean - it was pretty good(without having any bells and whistles), and well priced for the Perth region. It's within the precinct of Curtin University, and has a great vibe about it. Some cafes nearby too in the morning if you want a quick bite. The one problem we found was that the fridge wasn't plugged in - a bit disappointing but I'm sure could have been easily remedied.

I felt at home as soon as I walked in the door. I'd chosen this B&B for it's ease of getting to Optus Stadium having travelled from Melbourne for an AFL game. 350 metres from the direct bus and 700 metres from the direct train station. Victoria Park's main shopping and restaurant ***** is a block behind Durham Lodge, the local supermarket is an easy walk away, so if you've forgotten to pack something or want a variety of cuisines for lunch or dinner you've picked the perfect location. Durham Lodge provides an excellent continental breaksfast with a variety of cereals, juices, yoghurts, breads, condiments, teas and a Nespresso machine. Fresh fruit is also available. Guests can access the beverages at any time. There is a large lounge with a huge television and board games for guests to play. I had booked the Deluxe Queen Suite for 4 nights as it has its own private courtyard which I thought I might use but the weather during my stay didn't allow it. The bathroom has an enormous walk-in shower, large vanity with plenty of drawers and a cupboard for my toiletries, and a heating lamp in the light/fan combo. The bed was super comfy with excellent quality linen and 4 pillows. There was a large wardrobe with hangers, a luggage rack (although there was already one in the room), an iron and ironing board. I had a small fridge with tea and coffee making facilites although I used the kettle out i the lounge area mostly. Rooms also have their own split system so you can have your room at your desired temperature. Maurice is an exceptional host ably assisted by the delightful Millie, his dog, who would run to greet me when I returned from my adventures. Maurice was attending the same football match as me so led me to the bus stop to use and gave me excellent directions on how to return home. His property is very secure and even though it's on a main road, the double glazed windows eliminated any road noise. I found everything to be spotless and absolutely perfect. I will definitely return to stay here when I next venture across for an AFL match or even an AFLW game as Durham Lodge is also walking distance from Mineral Resources Park.