South Burnie Otelleri

With a stay at The Ikon Hotel in Burnie, you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Burnie Waterfront Boardwalk and Burnie Arts & Function Centre. This upscale hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from West Beach and 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Burnie Park.This smoke-free hotel offers complimentary parking nearby.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and minibars, and housekeeping is provided daily.

It’s an air B & B. Overall a nice stay, the problem was not the the apartment, it’s Trip.com service failed me. I booked it here, but they didn’t give the owner any of my details, so the owner couldn’t contact me for check in details at all. I didn’t know it’s an air B&B, I tuned up at the office after hours, only found it’s closed. Then I realized it’s actual address was not the office address, so I went to the apartment, also no one there, of course no one, it’s an airB&B, I was the only one staying that night, luckily I got the owner’s number and rang, warmed you, it’s after 7:30 pm, I was lucky to get hold of her the second time. Then she told me whoever booked the room for me, never give her any details of me. How does that work Trip.com?

Lovely friendly staff at reception. Well priced hotel in decent location

I had a great 5 night stay at the Penguin Beachfront apartments. My apartment was an accessible apartment on the ground floor so it was massive as I presume it was made for wheelchair access. It had a great view of the ocean and was minutes from all the shops on the Penguin high street. The apartment was very well equipped. It had everything I needed. Check in was easy and communication with management was great. The management weren't on site so the only tiny issue I had was the next unit guests came around several times asking how to check in, how to turn the tv on etc? As I wanted privacy I had to close my curtains to the great ocean view for a day, so they'd stop knocking on my door. Not really the management's fault but maybe a little partition on the balcony between the two units would help so they didn't feel like they could keep 'dropping by'. Of course if you're more friendly or had more time than me, you might love the chatting with the neighbours....haha! 😜

I stayed here solo for one night for a running event the next morning. The cabin served it purpose but needs a few repairs/upgrades. The heating in the room was shocking. One heater which does not heat the entire cabin up. There was a heater in the bedroom cupboard but it had wires hanging from the top so I was not keen to touch it! The bathroom sliding door doubled as the cupboard door which was a bit odd and it didn't slide very well. Lastly the WIFI was limited to 250 or 500MB. which I was surprised at as the advertisement said ”free WIFI” not ”250MB free WIFI”.

I stayed in room 6 Before i could even check into my hotel room, It was discussed and agreed upon that someone would be waiting at the hotel for my late check in. I arrived at 9;15pm, pub was completely locked up and shut.... I rang the 2 numbers on the door went strait to voicemail, my employer rang the number he was given... Went straight to voice mail, the security guard who saw me waiting in the rain freezing cold, called the number he had and still went to voicemail, which left me no other option but to book in somewhere else after i've already organised and paid for that room. Outside lobby area carpet smelt like piss, My room was unclean (cockroaches in bowls and cups that were left for me to 'use', windows have no fly screen... It lets big blowflies in, at night the windows let mozzies in. If you shut the windows you end up really sick like me, and having to go to the chemist to get something to clear out my sinuses from the mould and mouldy smell. Bathroom vanity taps did not stop leaking, dripped all night and day. Timber around vanity was rotted at bottom and wood was stripping, shower head and stem was on the wrong way around so i couldn't adjust it, bed was very uncomfortable and stunk, ii had to spray the entire room with glen 20 and even stripped the bed and flipped the mattress which didn't help at all) after approaching staff and management from the hotel with my concerns, i was told that ”the rooms are cheap so you have to come down to front desk and tell staff when you want linen changed and room cleaned (this was after 6 days) After approaching manager on 7th day she told me, that they only change the sheets every 7 days, not to mention I only had 1 pillow and it smelt like every head on Australia had rubbed on it. I highly advise against staying in particularly room 6, if you have a tent you're better to stay in there.

The room is clean, the environment is beautiful, the transportation is convenient, and the facilities are complete.

First thing you need to know if not familiar with the area is that the Best Western Burnie aka Murchison Lodge is not in Burnie CBD it's in a smaller town adjacent to Burnie called Somerset it has virtually become another suburb of Burnie. So you won't be in a position to take a short walk to Burnie cinema, the shopping centre or beach front dining, Burnie CBD is a short drive away though. BUT you are in a lovely spot opposite the River Cam, the beach is nearby and the shopping area in is Somerset is great, nice new IGA store, restaurants/takeaways, bakers it's all there and a bicycle shop too, so if you're heading down to the west coast mountain bike trails this is very handy. Booked a standard queen bed room which was bright, tidy and average in size the bathroom was a bit dated but everything fully functional. Our room was on the ground floor, although there were other guests I don't think we had anyone staying above us on the first floor so can't comment on any noise issues. If looking on a map you'll see the motel is set back on a side road of a main though road, don't let this put you off booking, slept very well, no road noise disturbance here. Very nicely presented grounds with a garden area and nicely landscaped areas in front of rooms. We were staying during a bit of a cold spell and the room didn't have an air conditioner for some quick heating but there was an electric panel heater on the wall which we kept on low and it took the edge off the rooms coolness. Restaurant on site 'The Jetty” made dining easy even though there are other options in Somerset (see separate review). Staff met during stay very friendly and helpful.

Overall, it's okay. It would be better if there is a waiter at night.

Stayed one night in the Executive Spa room, located on the ground floor. The good & the bad: * Friendly welcome at Reception * Free parking opposite (no council staff checking & plenty of spaces available after the shops close) * Room is at the bottom of the stairs and unfortunately they creak, so you can hear everyone walking up and down * Room location also means you can hear anyone sitting in the front bar chatting * Only view is of the shop wall next door and lane way (no ocean views) and one other small window in the bathroom * Nice spa * Two supermarkets close by. One on either side, which was very convenient. Main one closed Sundays, but the other was open. * Room clean & tidy, with plenty of provisions - tea, coffee, coffee pod machine (although you have to pay for each pod you use??), complimentary biscuits, a well stocked mini bar, complimentary ground coffee and fruit in the front bar * Floor in the room above squeaks, so you can hear the people walking around. Can also hear them talking, even their toilet activities 😳, so needless to say I didn't get much sleep that night... A nice, historic place to look at, but would definitely benefit from a few updates.