Hotels with Breakfast in Canberra

Very good location. Quiet, but just a few minutes' walk to shopping and restaurants. Friendly, helpful staff at both the front desk and the restaurant.

Check-in service was a bit slow as only one staff member at the desk, and also tickets that weren’t included for the Pompeii exhibition weren’t available for some reason, so we had to wait a while before we actually received the tickets. We were last at this hotel just before Covid hit, so there was a marked improvement, but windows need to be soundproofed and also blockout curtains need to be laundered as they were very dusty. The bar staff were great! All in all, we enjoyed our 2day stay!

I recently stayed at this hotel and loved the environment. Most of the staff were friendly, but one male staff with dark hair wasn’t very patient during check-in. Details like parking, breakfast and check-out weren’t mentioned. This oversight led to confusion, and when I was leaving the parking area, I had to return to the front desk to ask for clarification to avoid being double-charged. Great environment overall, but better communication would help.

Family Room is a basic one, 1 double bed, 1 sofa bed and 2 twin beds. The toilet is also for reduced accessibility ppl, so almost no barrier between shower place and the toilet area. Water around after the shower. 2 washing machines and 2 dryers are available in the basement. AUD 3 for each service. Hourly carpark right next to the premises. Free of charge during public holidays.

Our first experience with A by Adina was in Sydney, so we decided to try the one in Canberra. We loved the vibe, the cleanliness, and the layout of the room we stayed in. The gym was smaller than I expected but it was good enough for me to get in a workout. We were celebrating my partner's birthday and usually at other hotels, we would be given something like a small chocolate or a complimentary beverage but we didn't receive anything so don't expect something if you're celebrating a special occasion during your stay. The location is amazing as it is within walking distance to Canberra City Centre and surrounding suburbs. Would recommend this hotel if you want to stay close to the CBD.

It was ok. We were upgraded to a deluxe which was a bit bigger apparently. The room was very small which would make a standard room tiny you wouldn't want to stay more than one night. There was no extractor fan in the bathroom, & the window didn't open no hair dryer in the room I found out later there shared??? Lucky I brought my own.There was no complimentary bottle of water no books with info on Canberra if this was my first visit to Canberra I would be disappointed. No checkout time given at checkin nothing explaining breakfast if you wanted. Very over priced for what you get compared to other hotels in Canberra

I booked a two-bedroom apartment. The room is large and spacious. The view of the hall is mountain view, very beautiful. Once inside the hall is the bar, the lights are dim, the music is delicious, the western food is there, the hotel is very big, the bar is just a few, there is also a movie theater. The decorations are all wood strips, I can't understand them, I feel special art. Both bedrooms have no windows and are just a bathroom. There are many kitchen utensils and many tableware. Breakfast is the kind of order. Very close to the city center, a quiet hotel. More than 2,000 a night, the front desk will not be Chinese, it is a hotel for foreigners. Canberra has a beautiful view and is especially suitable for living.

The room was amazing clean and tidy stunning views from the balcony so close to the cbd 2 minute walk defiantly will be returning here again and was so peaceful and quiet

The cheapest Park Hyatt is back with the ** legend experience: 1. The bed is really comfortable. I haven't seen the mattress, but it is really good to sleep on. Among all the top hotels, I feel that Park Hyatt's bed can be among the top three. 2. Except for the bed and the gauze curtain, the hardware and software level of the room is indeed at the level of a 1,000 yuan hotel in China. The TV is from a foreign country, and it is actually TCL. Figure 6 shows a small speaker, a 500 yuan domestic product from JD.com. The St. Regis in Qingdao uses a JBL that costs more than 1,000 yuan. 3. Regarding the abnormal noise, I personally think it is not **. Although when I checked in, the room card could not open the door no matter how I swiped it for the first time when I entered the room. I swiped it three times. My wife pressed the doorbell and it worked no matter how I swiped it afterwards. There are still many people staying in the hotel, and it is popular enough. I think the hotel is relatively old and I really don’t know why there are abnormal noises. The sound insulation is really not good. The bathroom can hear other bathrooms’ noises. In the middle of the night, the neighbors came back and chatted. It was very clear in the corridor. They closed the door and chatted in the room, and I could hear it clearly. I fell asleep as soon as I lay down, and I am not the kind of person who can’t be woken up by noise after waking up. 4. The garden and hall have both produced photos, and it can be seen that they have been carefully maintained. 5. The service and attitude are OK, but not as good as the top luxury hotels in China. 6. The price of more than 1,000 yuan is indeed reasonable, but it is really different from the Park Hyatt of 7,000 or 8,000 yuan 😂. Considering Australia or Canberra, it feels cost-effective. After all, other hotels seem to be 1,000 yuan at any time.

Good hotel chain which lives up to its name, very suave feeling to it. Onsite gym, sauna & pool which I did not get to check out, the kitchen & the bar closed at 9pm on a weekday, the mini bar was reasonably well stocked.