5/5 Mary F. 2 years ago on Google
I
was
in
14
day
quarantine
25
Feb
to
9;Feb.
The
W.A
government
has
acquired
the
hotel
for
Quarantine
guests
only.
I
found
the
reception
staff
very
helpful,
polite
and
very
caring.
Nurse,
doctor
and
mental
health
is
paramount
and
only
a
phone
call
away.
They
made
phone
calls
to
me
to
see
how
I
was
coping.
For
staff
safety,
only
health
workers
have
face
to
face
contact
to
take
COVID
swabs.
The
food
is
delivered
to
the
door
in
paper
carry
bags
and
was
plentiful,
at
time
too
much
to
eat.
I
read
where
someone
reviewed
that
the
hotel
stops
care
package
alcohol
and
the
water
is
dirty,
this
is
untrue.
The
hotel
is
governed
by
the
W.A
Health
Department
rules
on
alcohol.
My
room
had
a
complimentary
ten
litre
container
of
spring
water
after
this
there
is
a
cost
with
no
markup
price.
I
bought
milk
from
the
hotel
and
was
told
that
there
was
only
a
drinks
fridge
and
was
offered
ice
pack
to
keep
the
milk
fresh
because
of
the
temperature.
I
didn't
need
the
ice
but
thought
it
was
a
nice
gesture.
The
bed
was
very
comfortable
as
was
the
couch.
Black
out
curtains
worked
100
%
and
shade/privacy
blind
operated
by
up
and
down
switches.
Other
food
requirements
can
be
ordered
via
room
service,
delivered
by
friend
or
family
or
delivered
by
Uber
from
wherever
you
choose
to
purchase.
The
doctor
on
call,
contacted
Chemist
Warehouse
with
my
prescription
and
I
paid
over
the
phone.
There
is
a
t.v,
safe,
kettle
and
coffee
maker
and
the
tap
water
is
very
clean.
Free
WiFi
and
plenty
of
power
and
USB
ports
and
light
switches.
I
didn't
mind
making
the
king
size
bed
or
changing
the
sheets
on
day
seven,
washing
my
dishes
and
asked
for
cleaning
products
to
clean
my
room.
I
also
did
my
own
laundry
daily,
but
family
can
collect
and
launder
for
you
or
hotel
service
for
a
fee.
Shampoo,
conditioner,
soap
and
body
wash
were
provided
as
we're
tea
bags
and
coffee
and
sugar
sachets
and
coffee
pods.
The
room
and
shower
and
toilet
are
well
designed
and
finished
to
a
high
standard
also
spacious
and
clean.
My
only
gripe
is
no
salt
or
pepper
supplied
and
lunch
mainly
Turkish
bread
and
salad
with
good
meat
fillings.
Since
my
stay,
there
have
been
changes
to
self-quarantine
rules
by
the
W.A
government.
I
couldn't
isolate
at
home
on
day
8
because
I
lived
outside
the
200
kilometre
zone,
something
not
mentioned
in
any
of
the
Health
documents.