Comfy Newly Furnished Queen bedroom
Location: 80 Breasley Parkway, Point Cook, au
Star Rating: 7.4 Stars
Property Type: Homestays
About this Property
Nestled in Point Cook, just a short drive from Melbourne's bustling city center, our recently furnished Queen bedroom is the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.
Modern Amenities: Enjoy complimentary WiFi and unwind in front of the flat-screen TV after a day of exploring the city. The fully equipped kitchen makes dining in a breeze.
Tranquil Setting: Relax in our garden or enjoy the cool air conditioning in a peaceful, non-smoking environment.
Convenient Location: With major attractions like Crown Casino and Marvel Stadium within easy reach, you'll have the best of Melbourne at your fingertips.
Secure your stay at our cozy retreat and make the most of your Melbourne experience.
Important Information
Policies
Check-in: N/A - Anytime
Check-out: N/A
Amenities & Facilities
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Air conditioning
- Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- Non-smoking throughout
- Guest rooms disinfected between stays
- Contactless check-in/check-out
- Free wired internet
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Internet access
- Japanese garden
- Covered parking
Guest Reviews
- Wright (7/5): Good - Price No tv In room
- Ramirez (10/5): Exceptional -
- Hannah (5/5): Liveable but not loveable - The house was close to places where I could buy food and reasonably accessible from the hospital where I was working. The common areas were very clean. Nothing in the house was beautiful (except the floor boards) but it was all functional. The yard was ready for a trim but very green. The washing machine and dryer appeared new and were excellent. A washing basket might be a nice touch though. Communication from the owner was good. The lighting was good in most of the house. I like the there was a good blind on my bedroom window. I only wished there was some sort of lamp. Very little love appeared to have been put into the accomodation. Room numbers were scrawled onto doorways in black marker. The light switch in my room was obviously crooked. My bed and bedding was seemingly as cheap and basic as possible, and not overly comfortable. I would have preferred a ‘top sheet’, but understand this may be a cultural thing. There was no beside table or even a bed head or foot. The cupboard in my room was in a sorry state. Looked like it had been pulled from hard rubbish. I think it was slightly mouldy. The window was shattered and apparently to be almost taped together. The rug and carpet were stained. The communal toilet did not flush very well. As a woman, it might also have been nice to have a bin in the toilet. I would have also appreciated a lock. Although there were some cooking essentials provided, I did not see a proper chopping board, large kitchen knife (there was only a fruit knife with broken tip), a dish drying rack, baking tray, large enough pots and pans to practically cook with, glad wrap, baking paper, and multiple teaspoons. It is possible the other lady in the house had teaspoons, a chopping board and knife somewhere I wasn’t aware of. All the supplies and equipment in the house appeared either to have been thrown out by a previous owner due to obvious defect, or to be the cheapest possible option. For example, cooking oil was provided, which is wonderful, but it was the cheapest possible vegetable oil money can buy, and that somewhat spoiled the effect. The house was perfectly habitable and I respect a bit of frugality but I don’t think it’s fair to charge people around $500 a week for one little cell and the use of a couple sparsely equipped common areas. You could rent an entire house or apartment for that price. I understand this accomodation may not be intended as a longterm rental, but the lovely lady who was there at the same time as me had been there 8 months and I felt she was being taken advantage of somewhat.
- Asif (7/5): Good -
- Faavae (8/5): Very good - Good 👍
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