Maydena Lodge

The room is spacious and clean, though it can get a bit noisy at times. It’s well stocked with basic supplies such as coffee, tea, and sugar—though oddly no milk (perhaps some guests “borrowed” it for good when we fancied a morning cuppa!). Maybe the restaurant is a separate business? possibly a family renting the space to cook for guests, given there isn’t much else nearby. If you do choose to dine there, be prepared for average meals.

Shared bathroom ran out of shampoo and body wash. There was a shower cap in there which made no sense- why would anyone even share a shower cap is beyond me. The room has no heater and they give you really think blankets. Then, the doors are not completely sealed and we hear people waking up and walking around at 4am. The walls are paper thin you can hear your neighbors’ conversations. The windows are open to the outside which is a source for the cold but also loud birds in the morning at 5am. Easily the worst hotel we’ve had on our trip. Had I known the conditions, I would have paid more at other places for comfort. My wife is also pregnant and had to endure all of these

Great support from the contact person. Insufficient warm bedding, but this was quickly resolved.

We liked our stay here! Clean rooms, comfortable beds and great gateway to national parks in the area. We appreciated the little kitchenette area by the entrance and the shared toilets were clean.

Perfect for us as we did the Railtrack Riders the next day. We really appreciated the twin beds as 2 single people travelling together.