Best Mullumbimby Hotels

I originally planned to book in Byron Bay, but I accidentally booked in the small town of Mullumbimby, which is 15 kilometers away from Byron Bay. There are almost no Chinese people in the town. Check in at the bar in the center of the town. You can't find it by navigation, so you need to ask. The hotel is located on the edge of the street. There are not enough parking spaces and you need to park on the street. I am a little worried about safety, but there is a police station opposite, which makes me feel more at ease.

It's a cute little town. The housekeeper was very enthusiastic about guiding us around everything. He was always welcoming and friendly with a smile. After walking out of the hotel, there was a market at the port where we could go shopping. It was quite comfortable.

布里斯班往回開的路上，預訂了這個酒店。到了酒店天都黑了，小鎮到了晚上很清凈，酒店外部環境還不錯，酒店旁邊就是一個餐廳，是唯一熱鬧的地方，房間不是很多，但是裝修很新，房間不是很大，但是設施還是比較新。沒有異味，佈局雖然緊湊，但是基本的都🈶給準備。衞生也很乾凈，床有點偏硬，但是睡得還是蠻舒服。

Clean, enough things to eat, ca n’t cook, it ’s a pity, there is no view, just sleeping well & # 128077;

I came from the Gold Coast with a friend and passed by Byron Bay. We chose this hotel. The front desk service was very nice and considerate. The hotel was also very comfortable. Each person had a small villa, which was nice!

The hotel is superb, has a home feel, has a communal kitchen and laundry room, and has a small bar in the room, very warm. 900 meters from the town and the sea, driving is very convenient, about 2 kilometers from the lighthouse, driving directly up the mountain.

It is estimated that there are very few Chinese people who book a trip to Byron Bay on Ctrip. The reviews are all translated from English, so they are not very useful for reference. I will write a few words here for reference in case there are people who know this place and want to travel there. First of all, there are very few Asians in Byron Bay. For those who just want to check in at a certain place and take a photo to post on WeChat Moments, it is quite boring here. It is recommended to go to Bali or Phuket. The place is simple and not high-end. The hotel we stayed in... The whole Australia is almost the same - the hardware is old and shabby. The decoration of the all-seasons level is very good, at least it should be considered a four-star... There are not many attractions, so Asians who are afraid of the sun can take a detour. This hotel is old and there is no daily cleaning. It is an ”apar**ent-style” hotel, which means that you live in an apar**ent and you are responsible for cleaning and taking out the garbage during your stay. It is clean and tidy inside, but it is really too old. The tableware, cups and plates are all large and small, and they are all pieced together. Anyway, practicality is important, and other things don't matter. The location is very convenient, very close to the main beach and the downtown area (but these places are usually crowded and relatively cheap). However, there is a restaurant on the main beach. Every afternoon, happy hour costs more than 30 Australian dollars, two glasses of wine + a large plate of fresh shrimps, which are large and delicious. It is a good deal. If you say you will come again tomorrow, the boss may not be happy... Walking out of the hotel, on the busiest street outside the main beach, I drank white wine and ate oysters in several restaurants during happy hour. I found that the price of oysters varies greatly, and some are twice as much. If I don’t explore and compare, I really don’t know. Back to this hotel, the overall target audience should be backpackers. From the perspective of this group, it may be very satisfactory. Therefore, a hotel that matches your spending power and feels cost-effective is a good hotel. We booked the hotel late, and there was no room at a suitable price, and the available rooms were too expensive to accept. This was the only one, so we chose it. It is also a kind of fate.

The room itself is OK, the service is really not, and the price is relatively high. The front desk got off work at 5 o'clock and said that it would send an email in advance to inform how to check in but did not. After the on-site phone communication, I told how to check in, which was delayed for a long time. Ctrip also helped to communicate, but the efficiency is relatively low, and it has not communicated quickly by itself. Fortunately, Ctrip also gave red envelope compensation.