默立基旅館

D'abord la petite ville est magnifique et la griffith island juste à côté est sauvage avec une impression de bout du monde avec rencontre de wallabys. Et on arrive à ce B§B: on rentre dans une atmosphère très british, très cosy, cela semble d'un autre temps mais c'est très chaleureux. Le personnel est très accueillant et le petit déj très varié. Nous y avons également très bien dîné: les explications données par le chef laissent un souvenir mémorable, c'est un peu cher mais c'est sans doute l'un de meilleurs repas fait en Australie

Der Merrijig Inn ist ein im besten Sinne altmodisches Hotel mit Charme, das von sehr liebenswerten charmanten älteren Damen betrieben wird. Beim Früstück wird man in einem gemütlichen Frühstücksraum umsorgt wie auf dem Land in England. Es gibt sogar selbst eingelegtes Obst für's Müsli. Wir hatten allerdings das Pech, den 'Attic Room' gebucht zu haben, ohne dass uns die Konsequenzen klar waren. Der 'Attic Room' liegt im 1. Stock, hat weniger als 10m2 Fläche, im Bad kannst du dich kaum umdrehen und das Bett ist so kurz dass man sich nicht ausstrecken kann. Für mitreisende Kinder absolut empfehlenswert, aber nicht für Erwachsene.

Stayed one night. Do not book room 4. Too many issues to list. Some the same as reported on trip advisor years ago. When we arrived we were given option of eating there but when trying to book a time only a tiny space available on the high bar counter. Unable to use. Highly recommend breakfast had only one cooked option IE scrambled egg. Hotel services and guests appeared to play second fiddle to restaurant.

We stayed for one night in room 4 (Queens suite) which had a small lounge attached to the bedroom. The only real positive was the location of the inn, right next to the port, great views. We were told the room was the only room in the oldest part of the inn, as if this was a good thing. The room itself was very tired, old and falling apart in places (holes in wall and an area above the clothes rail was held together with tape). It certainly did not look like the pictures on the website. There was an old gas fire in the lounge which was pointed out to us (but no instructions on how to use it) and a radiator in the bedroom. Unfortunately the radiator wasn’t on, and we couldn’t get the gas fire to work (the only instruction for it was how to turn it off). The room was very cold (thankfully we did find a hot water bottle which made it a bit more bearable). We arrived on a Saturday and on checking in were asked if we wanted to eat in that night. At no point were we told that it gets very busy and we would need to book a table immediately. They only had the previous nights menu at that point and as one of us is vegetarian and one pescatarian we wanted to wait for that nights before confirming. We went for a walk and received the menu at 5:45. We were then told that there were no tables available (!) but we could eat in the bar at 6:30. This was earlier than we wanted but agreed as the food has good reviews. The bar is tiny and they expected us to sit at the bar to eat. Although there were bar stools, the actual bar was high and narrow and it would have been impossible to eat in that position. We therefore declined and went elsewhere. We feel they should have told us as soon as we checked in that we need to book a table asap. Breakfast was ok, again there have been very good reviews. However there was a very limited choice of cooked food (scrambled egg with or without avocado). No other egg choice. Safe to say we would not recommend or return. The other rooms may be better, but avoid room 4 if you do stay there!

This is a quirky little B&B from the outside, but it’s a tardis once you are inside. It sits on the corner of Campbell & Gipps street, with parking on either Street. It felt once inside like being back in time at my Nans old house, fresh home grown vegetables in baskets everywhere, the old mismatched mats, old dusty pictures hanging on the walls. We were greeted and shown to our room, which was bigger than expected on the ground floor, which comprised of a small sitting area, bedroom and on suite shower and toilet. There was no A/C but a fan kept the bedroom cool. The bed was comfortable, the room spotlessly clean with a TV on the wall. Bathroom toiletries were supplied. There was a kettle with Tea & Coffee making facilities, A shared fridge in the lounge provided us with milk and we were able to store wine in it. Outside there was a small garden with a “Shed” bar and seating. The Breakfast buffet was exceptional, all fresh home grown produce, even home made organic yogurts. As well as the buffet a freshly cooked breakfast was served if required. On the weekend of our stay there was an old fashion car show taking place, coupled with the Inn it was like stepping back in time 40 years ago. A defo stay if you find yourself in Port Fairy

The boutique accomodation was lovely furnished with great attention to detail. We loved their big garden where we enjoyed a quiet afternoon in the sun including nice coffee from the common area. The breakfast buffet was great with a hot meal. The staff was very friendly & helpful. We enjoyed a delicious dinner at their restaurant.The restaurant only had a bar seating available which was rather tight for eating a three course menu. We would have appreciated if they had told us that their portions are bigger than elsewhere & one main to share is enough. Everything else was perfect :-)