The room was new and light and the bed comfy. Best of all it had a lightweight blanket as well as the far- too- warm duvet, so I didn't boil all night.

I walked from the T4 as expected but the signs stopped at the Holiday Inn which wasn't helpful I carried my bags in a trolley (they were 2 backpacks), but there was no trolley storage at the hotel. I was told to leave it outside hidden in the bush but it had gone by morning. It was not too far to carry my bags to the Maacas to find a trolley, but very frustrating and unexpected that an airport hotel did not have this facility.

I liked the location, although that wasn't brilliant. The room itself is basic, but clean enough and served its purpose. The staff members were extremely helpful, and I thank them for their attention. That is a big plus!

There was not enough signage to direct customers to the correct location. I asked one airport worker and he sent me in the opposite direction, thinking I meant the Ibis Styles. Luckily my GPS indicated the mistake and I asked someone else, who helped me. I found that walking there was quite confusing and unpleasant. Another problem that I had was that the shower module is raised quite high off the floor, so when I stepped out the first time, I almost fell. I resolved this by rolling up a blanket and using that as a step. I realise that rents for the area may be expensive for the owners, but do feel that the cost of the room was too expensive.

Motel within walking distance to the airport and close to a fast food chain. Rooms were small but clean and tidy, bathroom was tiny but served its purpose. I would stay here again due to the price and convenience to the airport. Breakfast was good.

There are two Ibis hotels at the airport, make sure you go to the correct one nothing more embarrassing going to the more expensive one only to find you are in the cheaper one. Otherwise, I would stay here again due to the price and convenience to the airport. Breakfast was good.

I wanted some no-frills airport transit accommodation after a midnite arrival from overseas. Ibis Budget delivered exactly what l needed at a price comparable to getting to and from the city if staying at a friend's place but without the cost, hassle and time of bus/taxi/transport. It exceeded my expectations with a few little touches like a kettle with tea, coffee and milk provided and actual drinking glasses rather than paper cups. Compact shower and toilet worked fine with great water pressure and generously sized towels. Clean comfy bed with numerous quality pillows and plenty of space in the room for luggage. Also, snack foods and drinks available in the lobby. A quick no-hassles check-in to my prepaid room and good soundproofing. Multiple power-points available for charging accessories. Highly recommended and l will be using this hotel again if l need overnight transit accommodation in Melbourne.

If being excessively picky, the location is a ten minute walk with a bit of navigation required across a couple of busy intersections. But, the route is clearly posted with regular direction signs along the way and easily accessible footpaths.

Good room comfortable bed

The problem was getting from the airport to the hotel. The signed directions were for nnly 'Ibis' and no recognising that there are two Ibis hotels in the area. I followed the signage past terminal four and got lost but eventually got to the Ibis but not the Ibis budget. Sorted by good staff at both premises and I eventually go to the correct facility, I suggest that you have a look at how to ensure getting to the correct hotel with appropriate signage

The room was cozy enough for one night stay. The bed and the pillows were extremely comfy.

I didn't like the fact that a taxi driver or Uber would not take me to the location from the airport as it would only take them five minutes. so I had to walk 11 minutes and it was a little bit scary going under the tunnel and around the back of the service station. the lighting wasn't very good it was quite dark it was 10:30 at night little spooky!

The bed was very comfortable, great shower. Fantastic breakfast set up and very nice staff

There's no lift and I had to carry my suitcases up a flight of stairs after a long flight from overseas (I'm 74). No offer of assistance from the young man at Reception. The place needs repainting throughout (there were painters there just starting, I think, so that's good). I know it's within walking distance to the airport which is great, but I thought $189 for one night was a bit much, should have been more like $100

The hotel is super close and very walkable even with a big suitcase. Check in was a breeze and the desk clerk carried my suitcase up the stairs. The room was spotless and the sheets were crisp. There were enough clean towels and an extra blanket. It was perfect for what i needed which was a bed for the night. The free breakfast was better than expected and check out was simple.

Walking there though close is quite confusing you have to go around and under the overpass. There is no lift so be prepared to carry your big bag up because there won't always be a desk clerk that can help.

Very convenient location, and easy walking distance from the international terminal even with two suitcases. The hotel messaged with directions on how to find them, and the way is clearly signposted. This was a godsend after a long haul flight. The room was clean and welcoming. The bed was very comfortable. The shower was clean and had great water pressure. Overall a good place to stay overnight after a late flight.

The coffee at breakfast wasn’t the best

The proximity to the airport was perfect. Less than 10 mins to walk from the terminals. It is a budget hotel, but it was clean and comfortable. For late arrivals, or early departures it was a bed, shower and somewhere to stay until the next leg of your journey.

Instructions to walk to the hotel were not as good as say other hotels at Melbourne Airport. If you are not familiar with the airport it does appear a little daunting making your way to the Hotel, especially late at night.