Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Myrtle Grove from AU$154

"Th hallway smelled terrible, the elevator was hot and also smelled bad and the pool was under construction—which they don’t tell you when you book. It was also in an area with tons of other hotels, across the huge 8 lane road from a very nice open air shopping mall and you COULD NOT walk there. There was no pedestrian cross walk or lights, so it was incredibly dangerous walking over there for dinner. Ridiculous and unsafe. "

"Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Nice pool. Plentiful parking"

"The room was clean, however there were 3 scent plug-ins in a double room that were absolutely overwhelming. We had to unplug them and open the doors to air out the room before we could settle in. There was also an issue with the shower, the water kept pulsing on an off (ran normally for about 20 seconds, fizzled out and stopped for 5-10 seconds, came back on again with a few seconds of ice cold water before getting hot again). It's a cute family friendly place, they do allow pets in some rooms but we got a pet free room and saw no evidence of there having been animals. The balconies have many patio tables which I loved, you can sit outside and listen to the band next door. Staff was incredibly friendly even though there were a few rude guests while I was waiting to check-in but the woman at the desk maintained professionalism while helping them. Definitely hit up The Vault across the street for your morning coffee!"

"The location and property was excellent."

"Easy and very centrally located "

"The beach views are definitely the best part of this place. Overall, the hotel itself is about average in quality."

"Beautiful property right on the beach."

"It was nice and clean. But no free parking. No breakfast. There was pistachio latte advertising inside elevator. But they can’t prepare it in Starbucks. Not easy to sign in Wifi. No Netflix, you must sign into your own account. It takes time. "

"Our stay at the Spark was nice. Reasonable distance to downtown. Only problem was that the pool was completely empty. Probably would have chosen a different hotel had we been aware that the pool was not going to be accessible."