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"Decent location next to the Port of Sale. Friendly check in staff. Rooms light globes didnt match, room feeling generally tired, scuff marks on wall, no fan in bathroom. bed was comfortable enough. For $140 a night might consider spending a bit more and staying somewhere better if I returned to Sale again. Breakfast was decent enough."

"Clean room, well placed to RSL."

"Request a room that overlooks the car park if you don't like street noise."

"Easy check in, clean rooms, warm shower."

"Easy location. Close to town. Miles (hotel manager) is always welcoming and caring. "

"The international menu items at dinner were bland and not as described."

"The Railway Hotel Heyfield is a fabulous hotel! In a prime position and with a welcoming staff it’s an ideal place to stay… My siblings and partners have just enjoyed a weekend bike ride -the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail- and stayed for 2 nights in Heyfield at the hotel. We had one of the happiest, comfortable and memorable weekends we could remember. Dinners on both Friday and Saturday nights were delicious! The staff were friendly and most helpful during our stay. We thank them for the hospitality and look forward to a return visit when we come back to do the ride again!! Ps The Gippsland Plains Rail Trail is fantastic!!"

"Have stayed before, and stayed again this time, and would stay again. This tells you something. It's not anything flash, but it is 'clean' and comfortable. Ample off street parking. Reception was open this time, last time I used the self check in screen just to the left of the office (which also has a help number if needed). The location is good too, 3 min walk to the Moe railway Station & Moe Pub. Good pizza place 3 min walk, plus you can cross over the railway line into the main town area. All very easy. If you are looking for a reasonable cost motel in Moe, STAY HERE !"

"We had an enjoyable stay in what was a clean comfortable basic holiday unit. It was close to everything we needed; shops, the lake foreshore and the footbridge to the ocean."