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.

From the owner: Moonlight Bay Resort is the ideal holiday spot for families.read more

Cheap prices but brand new lovely rooms with a little backyard area. This is value for money and…read morenear the golfing pub. While not being too close, so you can enjoy peace and quiet.

From the owner: Fairways Resort is one of the Mornington Peninsula's latest accommodations, offering 39 quality…read morerooms.

Motel. Did the job…read more Very clean & well equipped. Friendly, let us check in late, $160/night on a holiday weekend. But still a motel

Loved it. We stayed there this weekend and it was fantastic…read more I love the house. It's done very tastefully and has a relaxing feel to it. It's one bedroom, spa bath, small kitchenette place. Owner is lovely lady who gave us the tour of place. As it is in back of the house, privacy is ensured. Breakfast is included. Basically everything is provided in kitchenette and you can prepare it in morning. Includes free-range eggs. location is not bad either. It's 5 minutes walk to Rye beach and about 15 minutes drive to Hot springs.

My Partner and I were gifted a night away at Anderida. Having read some of the reviews we were…read moreexcited but apprehensive about staying here. We loved it! No issues with the room, the personal service or the breakfast. The rooms were well laid out and presented very well. We were greeted by the owners who were very welcoming and offered us great selections of restaurants and things to do in the area. Thanks again guys such a pleasant visit and we will be back!

Very disappointing! Many of the old favourites no longer on the new menu (from 3 weeks ago) and…read moreprices high. Tried a tuna fillet = inedible, unusual taste, clearly pre frozen: my wife could not eat. Chicken hamburger overpriced and disappointing.

Honestly, I really wasn't a particularly big fan of this place. I guess it may have had something…read moreto do with it simply being just a typical pub despite its location in a rather touristy area of Melbourne. Actually, the atmosphere really wasn't all that great, and a part of me felt that it really did lack any charm. Oh, and the beer selection, at least the beer selection on tap, was quite limited as well. Yeah, it was rather disappointing actually.

Quirky, be as it may, this little "resort" in the gorgeous, understated Mornington Peninsula area…read morewould surprise you. It's old... yes, it is. It does look like a stinkin' motel from the outside, yes to that too. However, once a person follows the meandering path past the various small units, welcome to a pleasure pit of mini mini-golf, a pool, a private sauna room, a lounge with free coffee and tea, large flat screen, couches for the chillax... Too, there is a large covered area for large reunions or groups to do some work over the barbie, and to sit around long benches to eat outside. That was certainly a nice touch. There is a restaurant on premises, and all in all, it's the outside amenities that makes this place a very private, quiet place to stay in Rye. I wish I had remembered to take photos, but was too relaxed to remember.... sipping on some coffee, drying up after a long double soad in the hot tub... having walked from the pier back to Whitecliffs. Day usage permitted for timeshare owners, and for now, no wifi, save if you stand with your device right at the check-in office (uh..awkward!). They told me that they're working on getting that up to the premises. Doesn't look like much from the outside, but there is spilling-over charm to be experienced here.. for the quieter crowd, I would imagine. http://www.redweek.com/resort/P3050-whitecliffs-beach-resort

My wife and I stayed at this lovely resort for 7 nights 4 - 11 march 2016. It was tidy and cosy…read more We received a very warm welcome from hosts Liz and Frank and they were both very accommodating and helpful at all times. This resort has just about everything you could wish for and a great place for families. Loved meeting some of the other guests during breakfast on Monday and Wednesday. The very safe beach was about a 3 minute walk across the road. We used the local bus for all our travel needs . Pays to have a timetable though and don't forget to purchase your myki card. Thanks Liz & Frank. We will try and return. Highly recommend . Lynn & Bruce NZ