One Crescent Place

Breakfast was awesome and staff were excellent - ruby was tops Quiet and safe area and reasonable walk to beach and church

Hair dryer - otherwise ok

Yummy breakfast. Just the right portion and choices.

Nothing that stands out.

Everything

Staff and facilities

Near all the good places. So close to the beach at Station 1. Best Landmark would be TRUE HOME BISTRO and Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish.

Super friendly staff. Very helpful. Room has Hey Google installed. Very quiet Hotel. Good breakfasts. Beach only a short walk away. Close to shops. Excellent priced tours and transport arranged at our request. Washing done at great price. A boutique feel to the Hotel. Balcony.

Located down a quiet alley from the main road. Lovely big bright room with large bathroom. Modern room with Google smart speaker and smart TV for entertainment. Staff were super friendly and helpful with assisting us including offering tips, booking the sailing boat and providing beach towels and mats. The receptionist even escorted us to the meeting point for our sailing boat ride after the organisers cancelled our hotel collection, which was a lovely touch. Good breakfast included

Some furniture a little tired. Beds quite small

very kind and helpful staff

staff are very hospitable

Excellent place to stay if you are on a budget and are not looking for frills. The place is a short walk to Station 1 and is not beach front. This didn’t bother us as our surroundings were quiet and safe, with trees as our view. The hotel is old and in need of refurbishing. The towels were ratty and discolored. New towels would not have cost that much and would’ve made a huge difference. Toiletries were basic - shampoo and small soap bars. The body wash container was empty and no toothbrushes were provided. Housekeeping should do a better job because we discovered men’s underwear hanging behind one of the bathroom doors; we were all women - yuck! Free breakfast selections were all good and the service was excellent. The staff were quiet and not annoyingly chatty around guests. HOWEVER, the night shift receptionist (a man with long hair) would go up and down the stairs at 11PM and 5AM to turn the lights on and off, with his clacking slippers making so much noise on the wooden stairs that it kept waking us up!!! How was he not aware of the noise that he was making?? We only tolerated it because we thought it was fellow guests who were making the noise, but I could no longer contain my annoyance and stepped out as soon as I was awakened again, to find out who it was. Please do something about training your staff regarding these basic, common sense courtesies to guests!