Tolarnoホテル

部屋が広い。タオル交換やベッドメイキングはないが、頼めば新しいタオルを出してくれる。セントキルダビーチまで徒歩10～15分。周辺に飲食店やスーパー、コンビニがあり、食事や買い物には困らなかった。トラムの駅が目の前にあり、中心街までトラムで15～20分。空港発着のスカイバスの停留所まで徒歩10～15分。ホテルの質、立地環境を考えると、かなりコスパがいいと思った。

キルダビーチまで歩いて5分くらい！デザイン性豊かでオシャレなホテルでした！受付にいるスタッフさんが日本が大好きということで、楽しく会話をしてくれました！お陰様でこの街が大好きになりました！今度はバルコニーが付いている部屋に泊まってみたいです！

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Great service and place to stay. Very colorful with it's artwork. Quiet stay and easy access to the tram line across the road.

No elevator Very weak wifi signal- had to use mobile phone hotspot Paint peeling in bedroom walls

Clean, quiet, quirky and deliciously close to St Kilda snackeries.

Not worth it.

Location of hotel in St Kilda was excellent. The Tolarno itself has an arty boutique feel. It looks a bit tired in places but if you can past that I would stay again. 2 mins walk to great Irish bar - Fifth Province. You need to go there.

Great location for what I needed. But no meal facilities and the wifi was no existent. I ended up having to hotspot my phone.

Location -service

Great location, very quiet hotel

Fire alarm was covered with a plastic bag, bed bugs were reported from the staff member staying there.

My fave

Hotel very untidy, noisy and bed uncomfortable. Great location for st kilda beach, trams and restaurants. You can hear ever door close. Shower water pressure great but would randomly go hot and cold.

Conveniently located to transport, spacious rooms. Felt like a home away from home. The staff were very friendly and very helpful.

Friendly staff member who waited for me to check in a little late. Good atmosphere at the hotel with lots of interesting art works.

Only one mug one glass and utensils for one person.

Love that the business has a history of Australian art, having connection to Mirka Mora, art gallery director and well known art collector. So good to see ongoing paintings of all sizes and contemporary styles in the rooms and hallways. Stephen at the front desk was very helpful and knowledgeable - a delightful person.

Being surrounded by artwork. High ceilings in old building. Easy parking. Tram. Friendly and helpful staff.

Tolarno iS iconic in Melbourne. I remember it as an art gallery in the 1980s, when it was the scene of incredibly diverse exhibitions, managed by George Mora, the son of gallery founders, George and Mirka Mora. Mirka is renowned for her painting illustration work, with its distinctive patterning. Tolarno is a brilliant hotel conversion. Art is everywhere, distinctive recognisable art of diverse media and style. In some areas it is as if pieces of gallery have been hewn from the old walls and repurposed to continue its education and entertainment roles here. Tolarno was known for its hearty food, generosity of spirit and hospitality. All of those qualities are on display now, and the staff generate a welcoming vibe even when they are not around. One never feels stranded. The rooms are comfortable and well maintained, with a strong character of homey architecture before the ubiquitous marble, plastic and flat plasterboard of contemporary hostelries. There are no lifts and rooms are on various levels, making the place inaccessible to many, but its lack in this area probably contributes to its incredible affordability. You are right in the midst of Fitzroy Street here and on the quieter side of the street. I heartily recommend Hotel Tolarno.