The Haymarket Boutique Hotel
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Finding an ideal charming boutique hotel in Geelong does not have to be difficult. Welcome to The Haymarket Boutique Hotel, a nice option for travellers like you.
Nearby landmarks such as The Parish of Christ Church Anglican Geelong (0.1 mi) and St Mary of the Angels (0.1 mi) make The Haymarket Boutique Hotel a great place to stay when visiting Geelong.
Public wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at The Haymarket Boutique Hotel offer a minibar and air conditioning.
Guests of The Haymarket Boutique Hotel are also welcome to enjoy a lounge, located on site.
Geelong has plenty of Mexican restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Mojo Mama, Wrap Eat Cafe & Restaurant, and Mexicali Mama, which are serving up some great dishes.
Geelong is also home to Buckley Falls, a popular waterfall that is not too far from The Haymarket Boutique Hotel.
The Haymarket Boutique Hotel looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Geelong.
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This 5 star, 6 room boutique hotel is the only one of this standard I could find in the region (maybe Victoria). The Hotel is furnished with French antiques but has a really modern feel (cable TV, internet, cool bar, swipe card door entry, young staff, organic breakfast menu) - a little like some of the better boutique hotels here in London - think Covent Garden Hotel but smaller!
Geelong itself is a good place place to stay for a night, and perfectly placed to start a tour down the Great Ocean Road as it is about an hour from Melbourne Airport.
The Haymarket seems to be pretty full most of the time so book early. Ask for a tour of the underground cellar!
Parlour was lovely - we played board games by a gas fire while sampling some of the scotch and wine from their honesty bar. Continental breakfast in the morning over newspapers: not over the top, just quality stuff. Smiling friendly staff.
Intimate place. Private, though a little noisy on Saturday night due to street noise. Walked into town in the evening - you're in the heart in about 5 mins. Left relaxed and feeling indulged. Parked on the street without any trouble. Wouldn't have thought I was in Geelong :)
The room was okay. Clean and perfunctory. The TV up to date and working, and the bathroom was very comfortable. Located well, on foot or in car - this is a really nice place to stay. Have to say it's a little more than one would like to pay for what it is, but there's no other boutique option - next stop Four Points Sheraton....
There are only six rooms, all beautifully decorated with period pieces and most comfortable.
The double glazing works a treat and there is virtually no street noise.
There is a fantastic little breakfast bar where you help yourself as well as a cosy sitting room with fireplace. The service is exemplarary. Off street parking though not necessary is available.
The hotel is very well priced and is centrally located with several good restaurants available close by, a real gem.
The honour bar, which is often mentioned on their website , and clearly used as a selling point, closes at 9pm, best get in before that if your thirsty, but beware, there are cameras all over you wherever you go in the B & B.
The accommodation was very clean and well presented, the rooms were well appointed with a mix of antiques and modern conveniences, and the bathrooms well executed. The room was freshened during the day with a new dose of chocolate on the bed.
The bar was a groovy touch, and worked well, although having only three stools did not work for our 4 bodies! The range of drinks was fantastic for our thirst after a big day on our bikes.
The guest lounge was a bit of a mystery, as it seemed to be separated from the staff area only by a curtain, which didn't invite a feeling of privacy.
Our bedroom window was double glazed, which was a good thing considering the proximity to a nearby hotel - this did not turn out to be a problem because the hotel's specialty seemed to be opening at 7am, not staying open late! This was also a concern for car parking, as the parking in the Haymarket property is limited, leaving us parking in the street for two nights. All turned out okay though.
The staff were helpful and friendly, and were keen to make our stay pleasurable.
This is a lovely restored heritage building from 1855 that has been beautifully decorated and fitted with antiques sourced locally (I chatted with the manager over a relaxed breakfast in the courtyard to find this out). Morning papers are delivered to the rooms, and if you want more reading material, each room has a collection of old Penguin paperbacks, in addition to the library in the lounge. Rooms also have plasma tvs and games collections, like cards etc.
Everything is perfectly appointed, right down to the Lindt chocolates on the bed for arrival.
Breakfast is help yourself to cereals, toast, coffee and fresh fruits and juices. You can choose to eat at the breakfast bar, or outside in the courtyard. I just love the honesty bar that operates for the rest of the day - you can take anything you want, when you want it - just leave the cash there on the counter.
Not so good things - its a very old building so the rooms are not big and the staircase is narrow - tricky bit not unmanageable with big cases. There are not enough accessible powerpoints - fine if you live in the 1880s - but the modern traveller needs to power up the phone and camera. However, these are minor complaints - this is a wonderful hotel!!
"Note this is a BOUTIQUE hotel and accordingly the rooms are decked out with antiques!"Read full review
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