Hotel Golf di Canberra

"Beautiful architecture from the 1920s when Parliament House opened in 1927. Restored to perfection. All the staff were migrants and all outstandingly polite friendly and helpful and I loved Pixel the Labrador the ex sniffer dog who lives with the General Manager I believe It’s an elegant statement of a bygone era and well managed. It’s a credit to everyone from front staff to the GM Well done"

"I was assigned a room right next to the sliding door. I could hear the noise from the sliding door that opens and closes very often when people were coming in and out. I then asked for a room change. The new room was much better. However, when I checked out five days later, I was given a bill of $30 with a lunch charged to my old room. I remember that I never had that lunch. I only had breakfasts there."

"Firstly, had an upgrade offer from hotel which we accepted but when checking in staff all rooms were taken so no upgrade. Secondly, we asked to confirm addition of 2 kida for breakfast and received no confirmation back. Thirdly, room's Bar fridge was empty"

"Tv wasn’t working and fridge was not cold . Rang reception to complain . They said they would move me but asked me to come downstairs with all my luggage to swap keys . Surely someone could have brought these to me . Then the tv was still not working so I needent have move rooms . No apology or even a free drink offered . On a plus point the bar staff were excellent"

"The hotel is fine. The only thing I was not aware and this is something I would have liked to know is that there is nothing around. I did not have a car so in walking distance, it was nothing. The staff were very nice, nothing to complain about."

"We were visiting numerous family members this was central to all of them. It was comfortable clean a reasonable size and reasonably priced and convenient parking. The only downside is it’s pet friendly so we had dogs barking at 3.50 am. If they put them at the other side of the premises it probably might help, all pet friendly apartments at one side and the people with no pets at the other end."