Hoteles en Edgcumbe Beach desde $984 MXN

“The property has the most wonderful views from its elevated position. The driveway is steep - but worth it. Imagine beautiful sunsets in front of a roaring fire on the deck in autumn - that’s what we got. (Not sure if the owners arranged the sunsets, but the fire & indoor wood burner were ready to light.) Kitchen was stocked with choice of cereals plus milk & juice for breakfast plus other nice touches. There were many appliances & cookware options and a BBQ to boot. Bathroom & kitchen...

“Clean room. Great service, receptionist called us to inform we left behind something in the room. Extremely grateful for going out of her way! Highly recommended.”

“Lovely setting next to the lake,everything clean and tidy. Very good ”

“Everything good. Best place so far”

“Right on the ocean. Very relaxing”

“ Brilliant amenities great views of Stanley and the Nut. Easy access quiet we will recommend to all our family and friends.”

“Great location, friendly service, lovely room and nice filling breakfast.”

“I stayed in one of the pods. Absolutely gorgeous, fully equiped, nice firm king size beds…Really everything you’d hope for. I needed to be dynamic about the length of my stay (out of my control) and they couldn’t have been more flexible! Recommend unreservedly”

“First impression needs to be improved (weeds in front yard, rot on posts, pealing paint). Home has a lot of charm but furnishings could be updated. Would be a good space for family who don't mind an outdated feel.”

“The well appointed Coastal Pods are delightful accommodation for couples or a family, with a beautiful outlook. The hosts have thought of and suppled everything for a very comfortable stay. ”

“Nice friendly motel, great views over the water. Appreciated comfort in the lounge whilst awaiting my delayed flight to King Island. ”

“Great cottage. Would recommend. ”

“Beautiful view. ”

“Gorgeous historical guesthouse. Quiet. Easy parking. Very close to the nut walking track, penguins, beach and couple of minutes walk into central township.”