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Clean and neat with the main things needed for a night’s stay. Worth the price in that regard, although it was very noisy and hard to sleep. Rude people making a lot of noise in the kitchen overnight and morning traffic.

We stayed in The Point which has the best location in the park. The way it is positioned you forget you are in a big holiday park. The cabin was clean and has everything you need for a relaxing holiday including a great shower. This was our 4th stay twice in the honeymoon cabins and this was our 2nd in The Point. Looking forward to returning to Merimbula which is a great town with the best oysters and another stay in The Point.

Fabulous location, thoughtfully appointed apartment that was quiet, spacious and generously furnished. A short walk to the water, restaurants and supermarkets. Underground secure car parking with easy access. The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine and dryer, games cupboard for the kids, smart tv and internet. We’ll definitely be back.

It was the fist time that paid a deposit to find the nightly rate had gone up from $125 to $140. Previously other venues had increased their rates after I booked but locked mine in at the rate at booking time. The cabin was very clean and the furniture was all in good condition with a very comfortable main bed. The staff were friendly and helpful and there were a number of friendly people to mix with. A stroll of ten minutes would get you into town where a number of cafes, clubs and supermarkets could be found. This park was kept very tidy and has some great ammenities such as heated covered pool and spa, mini golf and basket ball rings

Let's start with the positives of which there were three. Firstly the water pressure of the shower. Secondly the location to local shops. Thirdly, leaving. The negatives are plenty. Let's start with the price gouging of staying at this hotel in that period between Xmas and NYE. At just over $200 a night this place is a rort for what you get. And what you get is a room that looks as though it hasn't been updated since the 1970's. Bed linen that was old and discoloured and am pretty sure if you ran one of those CSI blue lights over it would have revealed more than you would want it to. A solid beige theme runs throughout the room and extends to the crockery, the bathroom linen and the bathroom tiles. The crockery and utensils were dirty. The microwave looked very much like a first generation model of its type. Beyond a few louvres in the bathroom there was no ventilation. The walls were thin enough to listen to our neighbours snoring. The bed side lamps were bolted to the bedside draws (yes bolted) and given the tattered lampshades they represented a good example of a fire hazard waiting to happen. The 'cleaning' of the room entailed emptying the bin and making the bed as far as we could see. There was scum and dirt on the shower grouting and tiling. Who still uses blankets on the bed? There was a bedside radio embedded in the cabinetry that was a relic of the 1970's ......Overall I would strongly recommend avoiding an overnight visit to this establishment. In the film 'Casablanca' there is a line from Bogart who says ' There is always Paris'' . Well we now have ''There is always Merimbula' when we come to benchmarking future hotels and their standing in regards to quality, cleanliness and value for money. Town Centre has set the base.

Nothing was a problem, early check in, late check out, and even gave me a lift to the airport. Great pool area, which would be great for a young family. The motel is central to everything, breakfast restaurants, easy walk to the RSL & the Bowling Club. Just a great motel

In addition to the bath faucet fixed, it is not convenient to take it down to give the child a bath, everything else is very good, the old lady at the front desk also patiently gave the map for our reference, can close the store on Sunday