Mahomets Flats beach resort & accommodations

Both my wife and I stubbed our little toes on the queen bed legs. The bed itself was beaut to sleep in. The room was reasonably warm and cosy despite overcast weather outside. The TV was interesting for the subscription channels you could get on it, though we couldn't work out how to get normal tv channels. Toilets and showers were communal but that didn't bother us. A toilet cistern in the men's needed a new inlet valve to stop an overflow leak into the bowl, a women's basin didn't drain quickly and a hot water tap in one of the women's showers was difficult for my wife's not-so-strong hand to turn off fully despite a sign requesting that it be closed firmly; these are simple plumbing jobs to fix and excusable over a weekend. Only just enough room for cars in the backyard when the hotel is fully booked; 2 hour limit in the foreshore street at the back. The long flight of stairs from the carpark was quaint and good exercise. One overhead beam was suitably signed, good duty of care. Tea and coffee stand was available upstairs with cups, kettle and fridge. The concierge was a visa worker from France and she was lovely. The hotel's central location was a boon, enabling easy explore of Geraldton's main streets and access to the foreshore. Eats from a nearby bakery and a nearby fish and chip shop were reasonably priced.

We stayed for two nights, and the room was comfortable. Had a king bed, meaning two singles together, and one was quite springy and the other softer. There was some gravy or sauce of some kind on the glass top dining table. In saying that I would stay again.

Close to the beach, apartment had a well equipped kitchen that had all the basics. Nice and quiet. Friendly staff.