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Our recent stay at the Aireys Inlet Holiday Park proved to be a nice quiet weekend with plenty of coastal walking, magnificent views and a very comfortable place to park the RV. The proprietors are very friendly and the park is clean and tidy with a great camp kitchen and level van/RV parking sites. The park has self contained cabins, caravan/RV sites (ensuite and non-ensuite) and camping sites. The park is located close to the general store, coffee shop, restaurants and the pub is a short walk down the road. It is also a very short walk to the beaches and cliff tops, not to mention the Split Point lighthouse. The park toilet/shower block is currently showing its age but this is going to be replaced very shortly with a brand new amenities block. We'll be back.

Just spent 3 nights at Sunnymead - a lovely hotel in Airey's Inlet. Rooms are clean, stylish, modern and have everything you need for a lovely stay. Bed was super comfortable and everything in the room worked well. Lovely little touches like bathrobes and pool / beach towels as well as coffee machine and included pods and milk. Staff were lovely. Had takeaway Indian from the restaurant on site that is only open some nights but available for room service every night and the food was great. Pool area was great and can imagine over Summer when the bar / pizzas are on the go would be lots of fun. Hotel is close to all that the town offers - walking distance to beach, shops etc. Didn't try the spa but will next time I stay. Definately recommend and will be back.

We came here for one night and pre-booked an area close to the sea. When we arrived I asked if there was a choice of site and was told that it was nearly full and so no. The reality was very different and there were actually lots of sites to choose from. This is not the service that other campsites give and I feel is just laziness on the part of the service staff. We Enjoyed the location (close to the paths) and the facilities which were clean and hot water was plentiful. We paid $57 for a powered site which is reasonable value for money, pity about the service!

Feelings: The hotel is in the forest 5 minutes drive from the town of Lorne. We saw wild kangaroos, cockatoos and eagle here. In terms of safety, the hotel has more than a dozen independent houses, and the popularity is high. The old couple of the hotel owner live in the house in the center of the hotel, so the friends in the city quickly bring the children to feel it. The wild kangaroo looked great and powerful, and the zoo was much better.

The location is good, but the bathroom is a bit cold, and the air conditioner is loud

We had a powered campsite that was way too small, the sites were very crowded together & uneven so quite a challenge to park our 16 ft Van safely. The park was sadly in need of regular maintenance & tlc. Lorne was a lovely spot & it wouldn’t take too much effort to improve the Foreshore Caravan Park, some money time & effort. The office person was helpful it’s just that the Park just didn’t deliver.

The draw card here is the location. On the beach, beautiful. We made a booking for an ocean view room, when we arrived our room had been given to someone else at the error of junior staff. We ended up with a partial ocean view room. The staff handled the situation best they could and provided us with a complimentary bottle of wine which was appreciated. Despite the excellent location, the room was very worn out but clean. The bathtub enamel was coming off in patches which was a little gross to put your feet on. You can see by the beautiful landscape and design of the original hotel that, in its heyday, it would have been the height of luxury. Overall, we were disappointed by the rooms but thrilled with the location. There is a lot of potential here but the pricing doesn't reflect the standard of the rooms at this stage.