Melbourne Hotel Guide - The Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre hotels in Melbourne, Australia.

"Very dirty, bathroom walls had marks not cleaned, room was terribly dusty, TV was not working. Unpleasant smell in the room, floors look like they have never seen a vacuum since it was built. Quilt and the pillows were dirty, the milk in the fridge was off. They ask for a photo of the credit card for late check ins which is a worry. A/C was noisy, the wardrobe doors were about to collapse. Never again!!"

"Lovely room, great location. "

"Great room Very clean. Staff very good"

"Excellent service. Very nice room. "

"Convenient to tram to CBD and local restaurants. Room was okay, bathroom was very nice. Quiet and staff was extremely nice. Easy parking.and had laundry room. "

"1. Parking: This was used by nearby workmen's 4 wheel drives, to park around the clock for their shifts on Vic Big Build. Big engines backed into the unit doors, changing at hours in the middle if the night. We returned to our unit at 5 pm on 2 occasions, to have no parking. It was organised 30 minutes later, when workmen finished the shift on nearby worksite. Hot water was a disaster, a problem of cheap installation. The lounge chair had completely peel off vinyl, the other chair legs were loose, the single bed was a king size bas with a much smaller mattress. they reluctantly gave us fresh towels, only once after we chased them up over putting the sign out with no response. We had to beg for more tea bags and sugar. Your photo is nothing like the reality of the room. We are average elderly Australians who treat other people's property with respect. This was a horrible experience and I believe a parking racket for money is going on. Expedia was recommended to me, but never again after this experience. "

"The room was clean, spacious and included the amenities that you want (shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, tea/coffee, iron, hairdryer, wifi, aircon, tv, fridge). The venue is quite old but they have maintained it to be a worthy place to stay. And, I would stay here again. Across from Doncaster Shoppingtown ... means easy access to restaurants (cafe's and foodhall) and supermarkets. I was in an upstairs room, which had a nice little balcony that had nice views of the city and the sunset. I didn't eat at the attached pub/venue but it's literally there, so you don't have to go far to get a feed. "

"The staff were very welcoming and accommodating"

"Yes "