Beach Hotels & Resorts in St Kilda West from AU$115

"Good & comfortable. Paid for on site parking. No microwave in the room as we had seen iin the photos "

"Good host"

"Beautiful views. Extremely noisy at night with traffic noise. Cars and motorcycles use Beaconsfield Parade as a deag strip at night. Balcony door heavy and difficult to shut. Rubbish on bed on arrival. Keys really hard to access - had to get on knees to get down to key box. Ridiculous. No air conditioning or dishwasher. No plug for kitchen sink, so pretty tricky to washup. Filthy fingerprint ridden and greasy glasses greeted us in cupboard. Then expecting us to leave property clean (which we...

"Mostly ok, great position opposite beach and 2 mins to trams. Modern, comfortable inside with excellent bed/cooking facilities/big screen TV. It is a bit too close to a busy road and traffic noise late at night distracting for those not used to it. For keyless entry to unit, may I suggest in the emailed instructions after the four digit code to add 'then hit enter' rather than just four digits alone. For those not used to an induction stove, a note with stove instructions saying 'stove only...

"I actually won't book it again and won't recommend it to anyone, the location and the view of the apartment very nice but the facility were so bad. there is no wi-fi. the pool was not open for swimming, there was dust everywhere in the apartment, on the TV unit, the carpets even the windows. the coffee machine wasnt working, the mobile aircon leaks water and some of the lights didnt work."

"We had a lovely weekend away with only a short walk to the beach ⛱️. We enjoyed walking around the neighbourhood and looking at all the beautiful old buildings. The accommodation was clean, tidy and relaxing. The bed was very comfortable. The only down side was the car park allocated to us had another car crossed the line and so we couldn't fit our car in it. We had to find other parking in the neighbourhood and walk to the accommodation. us had another car pa only down side was"