Canberra Hotel Guide - Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary hotels in Canberra, Australia.

"Clean room - easy check-in and friendly staff"

"Apartment was neat and comfortable and close to amenities. "

"Property was easy to find and located in a quiet neighbourhood. Spacious and comfortable. Advertises 3 bathrooms but is in fact 2 bathrooms with separate toilet. We were unable to get the TV's working with free 2 air channels Photos advertised a twin room but no the case - 5 x doubles"

"Location was good for my needs."

"Perfect location - shops, restaurants, cafes and light rail station just outside the door. Apartment was comfortable, neat and tidy. Check in was a little confusing but I didn't thoroughly read the instructions, so my bad. I would definitely stay again if visiting this area."

"A very nice clean, well maintained home. Communication was exceptional. The only thing we could say is, it could do with another couch for relaxing after a day out. House accommodates 8, but couch space for three. Was a great location for bike riding at Majura Pines, as well as seeing some sites in town. Highly recommend. "

"Clear directions made it easy to find. Clean & comfortable for a large family. No external noise so we all slept well. Bathrooms good & it was very nice to have the option of breakfast cereal provided, although we didn’t use it a nice touch. Within walking distance of shops. Heating worked well."

"A comfortable, quiet, spacious and clean property in a fantastic location, across the road from Yerrabi Pond and walking paths. We loved watching the black swans and moorhens. The path and parkland around the water was perfect for dog walking and jogging. The beds were very comfortable and our bedrooms opened onto balconies with water views. Heating/cooling in all rooms. A lovely large living area. The manager promptly responded to our concerns and was very accommodating. If you have accessible needs or young children, be aware that there are stairs. We would love to stay again sometime.  "

"Overall great place to base ourselves "