Hope Island Hotels with Wifi

"We were here for a family trip and I was happy to choose this hotel and it is closed to sanctuary cove and also it has good staff that help me change my room when I got trouble with one of the curtain blind, We stay four nights and the place was clean. We can cook inside and also it is walkable to Cole’s supermarket and it has carpark space for free too"

"The room was very good, but the lighting was a little dim, but it didn't affect us, we were outside anyway. The environment of the hotel was very good, very large and natural, with many kangaroos, jumping around The variety of breakfast, compared with domestic five-star hotels, I think there is still a gap, but it is enough for us to enjoy. The swimming pool and beach outside the hotel are very good and clean, and you can see that someone cleans them frequently. There are two a la carte restaurants, steak, sandwiches, and many more. All the food in the evening is very delicious. We ate steak for three days without getting tired of it."

"Firstly, the room was excellent, ultra clean with bath and shower. The sheets were exemplary, bed very comfortable as were the pillows. Bar fridge and microwave, toiletries in the bathroom. Towels excellent. Airconditioning excellent. I was excited to see a very large, modern wide screen TV with onboard Android system. Disappointed that no internet connection (so I could have used my own passwords for my streaming services. Even more disappointed that there was no aerial connected, but I had brought my own tech and internet. I just switched off the TV. Imagine my extreme displeasure to board the 3rd floor lift at 05:00 to have the doors closed - but no button worked! I WAS TRAPPED IN THE LIFT!!! I pressed the yellow emergency button for 5 seconds - no answer - pressed multiple times. I phoned the hotel main number, so they could press the lift call button - no answer. I phoned the 24/7 emergency 1300 number. The operator said she would send someone out - who would phone me with an ETA. Getting anxious, being 60 years old with a heart condition, I dialled 000 to call the POLICE! The dispatcher commended me on remaining so calm. I assured her, being very hot in cramped spaces with very little air was definitely not conducive to my remaining calm. They said to call 000 back if I got out before the fire brigade arrived. Five minutes later I heard voices outside. Someone heard my banging on the lift doors and cries for help. I GOT OUT That night the guy on reception said sorry. I explained that, although the room was marvelous - and that I did eventually get out, a man of my age and I'll health could have died - why wasn't anyone on duty to answer the damn lift emergency phone? He said he was sorry."