Leura Hotel Guide - Leura Mall hotels in Leura, Australia.

"Loved the resort, nice pool, lots of available parking and great customer service!"

"Staff were friendly, obliging and helpful. The rooms were spacious and there was lots of room to hand your clothes. Rooms including bathrooms were clean. The food at the restaurant was of good quality and service staff were lovely and friendly."

"The parking was easy and secure, the property was walking distance to shops and transport. There were lovely restaurants in the area."

"Clean very small room. Shower in a very high spa bath- very dangerous for older travelers. Ate next door in The Bank very nice & lovely staff. Didn’t partake of breakfast as $30 a head a bit steep"

"Comfortable updated old cottage close to town centre & walks."

"The staff was amazing. Lahiri, Aruna, Lan and Xauen all were great. Always serving with smile and trying to help. Food at Miss Lillian was great and very tasty. Location of the hotel is very good and close to Three Sisters and Echo Point "

"Friendly staff Eric giving all the information it need to make stay extra lovely "

"A very nice place and early check in! "

"This is a well-appointed, stylish, comfortable and extravagantly spacious residence with two complete bathrooms and a full kitchen. The property is in very good condition and the generous array of faux-period furnishings are both tasteful and comfortable. Everything expected was there and it mostly worked as expected – see below for what didn’t. The two king beds were comfortable, the linens crisp and clean and we are all able to find a satisfactory pillow. The bathrooms are commodious, well appointed and the plumbing worked well. We scored one of the onsite parking spaces but there’s plenty of adjoining street parking if you miss out. Mandalay’s proximity to Leura’s downtown centre was especially welcome. The not so good: The booking process through VRBO started out well but once handed off to the host/manager, Serain Residences, deteriorated into a rabbit-warren of information exchange and correspondence that would probably have been less cumbersome if we had been buying the place. The bad: the TV remote control did not work, and a change of batteries did not fix it. While rummaging around trying to operate the TV without the remote, it became evident that shelf containing all the attendant apparatus had not been cleaned for an eternity which made us wonder where else in the place might have been so afflicted."