Flagstaff City Inn Melbourne, Melbourne

The hotel room I stayed in was a mixed experience. It was decent quality for the price, but the cleanliness left something to be desired. Unfortunately, I found a tampon on the bedroom floor and the blanket shoved in the cupboard. Additionally, there were no basic amenities like milk, no power outlet in the bedroom, and the thin walls made it hard to sleep with noise from other rooms, nearby air-conditioning unit, fire-station call outs, and train noises throughout the night. On the positive side, the hotel is located near the Victoria markets, which was convenient for my needs.

The hotel rooms seemed okay, but they hadn't been cleaned properly, especially near the bed. It was hard to find with minimal parking, indicating they cater to guests without cars. We could smell cigarette smoke whenever someone smoked outside, which was unpleasant for two non-smokers. On the upside, it felt like a Thai massage paradise.

The hotel seemed ok, hard to find with minimal parking catering to guests without cars. The location was excellent, close to attractions like Flagstaff Gardens and Queen Victoria Market, albeit noisy. The dining experience left much to be desired with stale options and revolting food.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. While the rooms were extraordinary, clean, and well-equipped, there were some issues with maintenance like the bathroom exhaust fan. On the bright side, the room was quiet, opening onto a courtyard, with a hot shower, comfortable bed, and efficient Air Con. The service was very helpful, particularly with our luggage, and the location was convenient with great shopping nearby. However, the frozen fridge items and low price were drawbacks. The dining experience, quoted in my booking, was disappointing with revolting options.

The hotel is a mixed bag - easy access to free trams, but up five flights of stairs without lifts, rooms could be considered dingy and a potential risk in case of fire. However, the service goes the extra mile and doesn't require guests to carry luggage, though security in the 'garage' is lacking. The location may not be the best overall, but great for shopping at Vic Market, and dining offers a free choice continental breakfast. Facilities are decent overall.

The hotel is conveniently located near the University of Melbourne, Victoria Market, and Flagstaff Park, with easy access to free tram services and Southern Cross Station. The room was clean and equipped as advertised, but lacked some essential amenities and suffered from noise disturbances. The service was a mix of helpfulness and rudeness, with a slight issue regarding parking instructions. The central location made it ideal for exploring the city, although some noise disruptions were noted. The dining experience offered a continental breakfast but with some quality issues. Overall, the hotel had its ups and downs in terms of facilities and location.

The hotel is conveniently located near the city center and public transportation, making it easy to get around. The rooms were a bit noisy due to thin walls and nearby train tracks, and some cleanliness issues were noted. The service was a mix of accommodating and friendly staff alongside some aggressive and unhelpful encounters. The value for money was good despite the decline in the property's state. The dining options were satisfactory, and the facilities could use some improvement.

The hotel is well located for the west of Melbourne, but the room was quite dirty. The service was accommodating and efficient, though there was a lack of communication for longer stays. The location is ideal for exploring the city, close to major attractions, and easy to move around. The dining options were limited, but the continental breakfast was a nice touch. Overall, decent value for the money considering the proximity to key areas.

The hotel rooms were spacious and well-equipped with a kettle, microwave, and toaster, but they lacked heating during my stay. Overall clean and quite large, although the small bathroom had signs of neglect with dirty dishes left under the bedside table. The location was good, with a shopping center nearby, although the low temperature made it hard to store food items in the fridge. The service was friendly and helpful, particularly with handling luggage for elderly guests, but showed limited interest in meeting specific needs. That said, Indian food was an option for those looking for variety.

The hotel is ideally located near the bus stop, just a 2-minute walk away and close to the Victoria Markets. The rooms were a bit small and noisy due to the street below, but the service was accommodating. However, there were security concerns with no cameras in the garage. The dining experience was satisfactory but lacked regional products.