46 Rowland Rees Crescent, Canberra-Greenway, Australian Capital Territory (Australia)
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The restaurant downstairs is open for breakfast 7 days a week, and dinner from Monday to Saturday (excluding public holidays).
Low rise motel style, indoor heated swimming pool, spa and sauna, gym, complimentary parking.
The hotel has a number of recreational features and a total of 100 guestrooms with opening windows and many other facilities. Guests at this air-conditioned establishment are welcomed in the lobby, which offers a cloakroom and lift access.The café, bar and restaurant offer dining and drinks.Conference and function facilities are also available.Room service and laundry service (fee apply) are offered, and there is free plentiful parking available for guests arriving by car.
If travelling from Melbourne, use the Tuggeranong Parkway. From Sydney or the Snowy Mountains or the airport, use the Monaro Highway.
Rooms offer en suite bathrooms with shower and hairdryer, double bed, direct dial telephone, radio and TV. All rooms offer free Foxtel. A mini bar, tea and coffee making facilities, ironing set and individually regulated air conditioning also come as standard. Rooms consist of one queen bed.
Guests have free access to the indoor pool, spa, sauna and gym. Parasols may also be hired for a fee.
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How to arrive
40 km to the nearest fair site (convention & exhibition centre)
Located just a few minutes drive from south of Canberra City, the hotel is situated in the Tuggeranong Valley. It is within walking distance to Hyperdome Shopping Centre, local sporting facilities, public transport and Tuggeranong Business Centre. Some of the city?s attractions are new and old Parliament Houses, National Gallery of Australia, National Museum and War Memorial.
American Express, Diners Club, and JCB (each with a 3% surcharge), MasterCard and VISA (each with a 1% surcharge) are accepted as methods of payment.
