Victor Harbor Hotel Guide - Victor Harbor Horse Drawn Tram hotels in Victor Harbor, Australia.

"Excellent service, a very comfortable bed, and lovely views from the room. The hotel was spotless overall and perfectly located, close to everything and within walking distance. The staff were wonderful: always friendly, welcoming, and thoughtful. I especially appreciated the advance notice about hotel events that might cause some noise. That was very considerate, and in fact, the live music wasn’t an issue at all as it sounded so lovely, so it was actually quite lovely knowing what to expect. The only small suggestion would be to ensure extra attention is paid to cleaning around the shower drain, as there was a bit of hair. Other than that, we had a wonderful stay and would highly recommend this hotel. Thank you so much and we would book the same hotel again if we ever visit "

"When we arrived a couple hours before checkin, we requested an early checkin. The lady on the front desk checked and our room was ready so early checkin for us which was amazing! Amazing service. Room and bathroom was very clean. There was coffee and tea with biscuits in our room, we did not use but was there. New fridge too. Our own balcony too. Just an overall great stay! We will be back!"

"Great staff"

"The house was fantastic. Great location, very new, very clean, well furnished, and had good amenities. Genuinely no critique. "

"Location great. Very comfortable "

"The kids always love staying here"

"Everything was a delight. (Having said that, we had to clean the wine glasses). It was thoughtfully put together and was perfectly placed in Victor."

"The apartment is in a great location, close to a range of cafes and restaurants, and a short walk from the causeway to Granite Island. It was nicely fitted out with lovely towels, toiletries and breakfast supplies. However, the location within the complex was not easy to find, and up a set of concrete stairs which we found difficult to negotiate, especially whilst carrying items. Those with mobility issues may want to think twice. The access door also requires two hands to open with the key. The view from the balcony is of a car yard, and the (tiny) swimming pool is in a very unwelcoming situation just off the carpark. Another apartment actually opens onto the swimming pool, creating more disincentive to use it. "