Tolarno Hotel

停車場在旅館步行時間約三分鐘左右，沿路上有好幾個垃圾桶直接放在行人路上，是很大隻的一種。 停車場有露宿者，有少少保安的隱患。 旅館內沒有發現電梯，有大型行李的旅客要多花點力氣才行

所有服務的員工都十分有禮，酒店房間十分舒適。

非常棒的小旅館~服務、態度、品質、環境都無可挑剔。 從沒住過這麼棒的旅館，性價比極高，地點略微郊區但附近生活機能完善，周邊環境非常舒適。旅館內服務人員態度優良，房間非常乾淨整齊，還附上免費的膠囊咖啡機。此旅館還與當地的藝術大學合作在房間擺設或是旅館公共空間都展出藝術學院學生的作品，非常注重與支持當地藝術文化的發展，對於這點我覺得非常感動與敬佩，墨爾本之旅能夠住到這麼棒的旅館真的太幸運了!!!!

far from city and only staircase, no lift

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.

The staff at Tolarno's are very pleasant, helpful and accommodating. The hotel is quirky and has been a part of the neighbourhood for decades. It is full of artwork and the downstairs restaurant - currently closed for renovations - will be a welcome re-addition when it eventually reopens. The property is within walking distance to the beach, eateries, venues. The tram stop is literally outside the door and a tram journey into Melb CBD takes approximately 15 minutes. The property, given its age, is not perfect, but is a local landmark and should be preserved as is.

I am a returning guest to Tolarno's, a quirky building that has been a feature of St Kilda for decades. The staff at Tolarno's are splendid people, polite, accommodating and helpful. I will happily return again. Thank you.

The staff at tolarnos are friendly and helpful. They are the property's best asset. The property is old but iconic. It has its quirks. The rooms are well resourced however with fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, tv. The shower is clean and with ample hot water. The property is walking distance to the beach and tourist attractions.

Grungy and sketchy. Not at all what I expected. A dingly old style hotel behind 2 closed down bar/resturants. Room had a bit of a kitchen, then another one in the room with a bed.

proximity to eating houses

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