My cousin needed accommodation and her card failed, the assistant manager had no problem in calling…read moreme and I provided card numbers from 300k away. They totally took care of my cousin who was up to that point having a real bad day and ensured that she was fed and looked after so as to continue her journey. I also stayed at this same hotel some years ago and made totality welcome, yes 5 stars. deferentially.

Awesome set up! Great friendly service. The huts are set up…read morereally well with everything that you could need. The restaurant is the best that we've eaten at down this way. Definitely a great place to come for a family get away!!

Disappointing - but a lovely setting!…read more We had been looking forward to this stay for a long time and were very disappointed. However it is a nice quiet setting and would be fun for groups of people but only in the summer. Beach huts - well sounds like they are on the beach, no it was a 5 minute walk along roads. Then when we get to the beach the sign "dangerous currents and beware of the snakes!" The beach huts themselves are quirky and fun but cold and there is no heating in the bathroom which was freezing! There is only a microwave in the room and a BBQ outside in the small garden area. However there is the village hall which has cooking facilities. The Restaurant was closed on the nights we were there, again disappointing as there is no where within walking distance to eat out!

This pub was actually pretty awesome, but then again that probably had quite a lot to do with it…read morebeing the pub that happens to be on the main road that heads back into Adelaide. I've driven past this pub more times than I can count, so it was a pleasure to actually stop for a change and have a drink. Yeah, this pub was pretty cool, and the staff were quite friendly as well. Oh, and the beer garden, yeah, that was pretty good, and I certainly shouldn't forget the views over the river in the bistro. A delightful place to have a meal.

Can't beat the price. Yes, that's the most glowing praise I can give. It's low frills, of course,…read moregiven the price, but you get what you pay for, and I can't complain about the quality. There are two cons to staying here. The first is the highway noise - thin walls, or just too close to the road? I slept decently well considering. The other con was the lack of lighting inside. I had to turn on the light over the sink after dark, as there was no overall room light. There's inexpensive, and there's cheap! But I do recommend this place to the traveler on a limited budget.

I've stayed at a number of premises in Victor Harbor over the years. Recently, I keep going back to…read moreAnchorage Seafront Hotel. On my most recent trip, I stayed in one of their bare-bone offerings: an upstairs non-seafront single room. It may have had a spectacular view of the rooftop, but it was what was in the room that matters and made it such good value - $65 was a steal. The room was very clean, nicely presented and appointed, and had an ensuite. The water pressure to the shower was fantastic. The bed was a little on the hard side but you get that. Staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant at the back - at which I have eaten many times before - is worth visiting for breakfast, lunch AND dinner. The seating out the front is a great place to sip a glass of wine and admire the views of the bay. Anchorage is the best accommodation in Victor Harbor, in my book. And arguably the best dining too.

This is a quaint hotel stuck in some sort of 1970s time capsule, and as we stayed only one night…read morewas quaint enough to make it enjoyable. As for cleanliness and tidiness the room was excellent. We had a balcony/seafront room and got to see the sun come up in the morning FABULOUS! We also ate breakfast downstairs before we left what a great location!