Townsville Hotel Guide - Stuart Creek Nature Refuge hotels in Townsville, Australia.

"Yes"

"Great location with lots of little extras to make stay comfortable "

"Beautiful big room, renovations happening atm, so a bit chaotic, it will be nice once it's all done and all the kinks worked out, here are a few things that should be noted atm but will probably be rectified over time. No parking available, had to try to get street parking, which is paid parking through weekdays. No hot water in the shower. Renovations happening atm and the paint and glue smell in the foyer and hallways was strong. Renovated room was nice but the floor still felt dusty and had sand grit. The safe locked me out, no big deal, just had to get reception to come up with the key. The aircon dripped constantly behind the bed head."

"Clean and well appointed apartment "

"The staff were friendly and helpful. The beds were comfy. The size of the room was great. But the rooms are tired. Need fresh paint. Mold in the grout, and bathroom ceiling. Sink and taps would spray everywhere. And the aircon had so much dust in it that it would fly out of the vent onto the beds. The price is reasonable but not as clean as you would like. "

"It was close to Mater Hospital Specialists Suites"

"Staff always friendly n polite. Room clean n tidy, breakfast was good."

"Unit was below average for cleanliness, only 1 tea towel, not enough toilet paper and no dishcloths provided to wipe down surfaces. You could tell the staff were only there to get paid. (6 day stay) Activities for children with water slides fed and lovely pool for everyone. Clean bbq to use for free. Laundry facilities $6 per load. Need washing powder. "

"There was a big black stain on top sheet, so I tried turning it around - there was a lot of debris in my sheets. Obviously not clean sheets, ar all. I had issues with this the time before and the staff were great and moved us. The room was dirty as. Clean sheets are probably the only thing that’s really important to me. Won’t be going back this time. Usually stay in the city now. "