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"Excellent "

"The staff were lovely, the food was good and the location was great "

"Hidden gem just off the AP7 - fantastic stay, amazing food and service. Beautiful tranquil spot and exceptionally good value. Cannot recommend enough, will definitely stay again"

"Visually beautiful hotel with gorgeous gardens . On Sunday morning there was very good live music outside. Staff were all very friendly and helpful . Our room was stylish with very comfy beds and large modern bathroom. Only a few hangers in wardrobe but was no problem to ask for more . Would have appreciated better tea and coffee making facilities as there was just a pod machine to make espresso . I needed an iron and staff were very helpful, bringing it to our room . The breakfast was buffet style with the option of ordering hot food or yoghurt and fruit . I was reluctant to eat from the buffet as the food wasn’t covered and there were flies around . I ordered poached eggs on the first day but they were very undercooked, omelette second day, again undercooked . I found my best option to be yoghurt and fruits - toast and preserve . Tea and coffee were both good at breakfast too . I ended up enjoying this more than a cooked breakfast. Again staff really lovely . Hotel was undergoing some building work during our stay but that was no problem. "

"Cosy hotel, friendly staff. Quite big parking place. Breakfast was basic"

"Relaxing little garden for the outdoor thermal and Caldarium - a highlight Thermal pools are a tonic! Comfortable, vintage rooms and friendly staff."

"Yes , the breakfast was fabulous, freshly cooked omelette, highly recommend , coffee was really good as well "

" Very good "

"We found ourselves in Vic late at night after a rental car break down and had to find last-minute accommodations. Up Rooms Vic saved our day! The late-night hotel staff was AMAZINGLY HELPFUL -- I wish I had gotten her name. The room was lovely, breakfast was nice, the surrounding area was very walkable/runnable, and we were minutes from the train station the next morning."