I stayed at this park for a 4 day getaway, it was a lovely peaceful park with friendly owners, the…read moreamenities area was very clean and I was given an excellent drive thru site 10/10

I stayed here for 3 days and was extremely disappointed with the lack of decent facilities and…read morestaff friendliness. As soon as I walked into reception to collect my room key, the man there started yelling at me telling me to let him handle it when I was just trying to make his job easier by suggesting that he was pointing to the wrong place which said 'DRIVE THRU' when we had booked for a villa. When we walked into our cabin, we already realised that there was an EXTREMELY small shower (which was very small compared to other villas of the same type) and toilet so having showers in it was very uncomfortable. The railing on the bunk bed was wonky which wasn't very settling. The only two good things about the park in general were the cheap Kart hire service and the comfy beds. This place was average and needed improvement.

I stayed here on a weekend away to the Mornington Peninsula and the Peninsula Hot Springs. Booking…read morevia Wotif was easy, and everything was ready and as described on arrival. We even got a free upgrade - bonus! The staff were friendly and helpful. The room had everything expected and it was clean and in good condition. The location is just off the Rye main shops and the super market is about a kilometer away. Rye beach and the pier are on the other side of the highway (a few hundred metres). The best feature had to be the outdoor heated pool and spa. It was warm enough to go straight in - even on a mild spring day. Something to watch finding it is that Napier street is closed at the Nepean Highway end (so there is no through traffic, which keeps the noise down). But if you don't know this you could drive passed it several times - like we did. You have to come in via Nelson st.

A great bed and breakfast in the heart of Rye. Short walk to the beach and shops. Quiet, clean and…read morefriendly accommodation. Highly recommended.

The food was great. Ambiance was causal, however during the holiday months a reservation would be a…read moremust. Unfortunately, they asked for a tip. Australia doesn't tip mate!

I'll be the first to admit that this place looks incredibly tacky, but the thing is that anything…read morethat takes an ancient Egyptian theme, even if it is tossed together like this place, is still going to grab my attention. It certainly isn't like any of the other pubs that I have visited, that is having a huge sphinx sitting on top of it, even if it is made of fibre glass. Oh, and the walls are all modelled after an Egyptian temple. The only real issue is the lack of decent beers on tap.

The Sphinx is a bar / bistro / entertainment complex in North Geelong. It's exterior is actually a…read morepretty decent rendition of the real thing! We have gone here a few times for lunch on Christmas day (giving Mum a much deserved break from cooking the family roast!) and they do a pretty good job. It's generally a set menu, with a few options to choose from for entre, main and dessert. This year there was a prawn medley or soup for starters, a traditional Christmas platter or Atlantic salmon for main, and the choice of Christmas pudding or pavlova for dessert. The food was good without being extraordinary. My lemon, lime and bitters was sickly sweet. The place has a good atmosphere (Santa always makes an appearance) and the servers were amiable. Plenty of parking in the dedicated carpark.

The one thing that I liked about this station was the inclusion of a lending library, though I…read moresuspect that this is more a community thing as opposed to something at is actually organised by the station. Okay, the station itself is nothing fancy, but the trains that pass through here do generally stop, unless of course, they are mega-express trains, though I'm not sure how many of them there are. The station is functional, and staffed, but aethestically, well, it really isn't all that much.

Excellent caravan park. Brand new looking bbq's. Super clean. Good security. Convenient cafe w…read morebasics: coffee, newspaper. Bouncy pillow for kids or adults who are kids at heart. I am a caravan park convert (used to only like big chain hotels) and most especially like Big4's).

The Sorrento Hotel is certainly a pretty big pub. In fact it seems to have a reputation down in the…read morearea for being one of the best pubs there (if the gossip on the bus was anything to go by). Well, I certainly can't argue with that, particularly since the two times that I have been here for a beer I have been pretty impressed. There are a number of bars here, including a couple of decent outdoor and roof deck bars. Oh, and there are decent number of craft beers on tap as well.

The quality of food at the Hotel Sorrento has improved out of sight in recent months. Well done to…read moreeveryone involved in providing a top-quality product. I had the Vietnamese chicken salad and it was flawless. Sooooo delicious. My partner had the fillet steak and he said it was cooked to perfection. A few weeks back we had a burger in the front bar and it was exceptional. Seriously, you guys are nailing it at the moment. Keep up the great work! We will be back soon to enjoy your hotel once again!