Fishing Point Vacations from $1,329

We had a beautiful beach view with wrap around deck. Warning, restaurant below can be very noisy on weekends.

Budget friendly, clean and great location.

Our room was brilliant. A little dated in decor but as we had a corner room we had 4 balconies with stunning views. We were disappointed that the hotel does not supply or replenish drinking water. (this was our first hotel in Australia that didnt) Downstairs is a very lively bar so the hotel provided earplugs. Generally w/e's are busy. The restaurant on the first floor seems only interested in reluctantly serving their small coffees & although we did not dine there the menu did not excite us. It seemed very minimal. Our bathroom had cracks in the tiles & the hinges were rusting so hence the frame was soiled. Also the door sticks so trying to use the loo at night was noisey. For 3 nights we were happy with our room & location, however the pictures on web page do not truely reflect the tired appearance that we see. We thought it would be an Art Deco classic. The staff were all exceptionally friendly & helpful.

Best bed I've ever stayed at, cute but small room, perfect for solo or couples, I'd stay with my closest friends since bed could fit 4/5 people, but comfortably 2, even 3. Too floor is near self service bar that is. It stocked well and with untrained staff. I had coffee but nothing to add sugar or something to mix it with. But that tiny room with huge bed made up for the Meg t rooftop bar. If I was not tired I would have explored more. The staff didn't know where else to go and they were not sure about the area. But the location for first time solo person was perfect, might as say it's in train station. There is a homeless encampment diagonal to the hotel which is why I didn't venture out, but wished I had gone one block and there were tons of food options, plus less than 5-10 minute walk towards tourist areas were lovely and open,