Vue Grand

We were in Queenscliff with friends for the Blues Train on a Saturday night so staying at the Vue Grand was very convenient, a short walk from the railway station. It's a beautiful historic hotel which has been well maintained. Our room was large with a very comfortable king size bed. The shower was a little cramped but had plenty of hot water. There was no provision to hang clothes. It was a cold weekend but the room heating was more than adequate. The hotel was locked up when we returned from the train at about midnight but our room keys also opened the front door of the hotel. The hotel does not provide breakfast but there are plenty of cafes nearby that open for breakfast. We had to park on the street but this appears to be quite secure in Queenscliff.

My sister took me to the hotel. Her room, very basic and did not even have a wardrobe and her instruction manual incomplete - did not give WiFi details. My room okay, but tissue box empty. No water in fridge. On second night there, very rowdy group of people staying and suddenly a man jumped on to my balcony, wrenched open the insect screen and tried to open my door. I screamed and he ran off! I assume he thought one of his group was in the room. My sister rang the owner's contact number, and everything quietened down. Very surprised owner did not tell reception staff, nor apologised to me even though she lives on site, did not reduce bill and felt it was very uncaring. I had a huge fright, I am not young and was scared as reception not open at night and nobody on duty after 5pm. Unable to have breakfast in hotel, restaurant closed, common parts very dusty and cannot find anything good to say to recommend the hotel, other than it is a very beautiful Victorian building.

The Grand Old Lady of Queenscliff still stands. Dropped in for a quick drink late in the afternoon on the wknd. They were about to open the rooftop bar but we preferred the quiet shady oasis out the back, past Reception. Soaked up the ambience, enjoyed mellowing out. Staff friendly too.

The team here are the best!!! Our experience is purely based on Kate. Her efforts of returning my husband's wallet which had gone missing at a different venue in Queenscliff a few nights earlier were phenomenal and very much appreciated. If what she did for us is anything to go by then this hotel is in great hands. We will be back to visit.

Stayed here for a romantic weekend . The location is good and the building is beautiful however the room was a huge disappointment. Firstly it was very expensive for what it was and the bathroom was dirty with dead bugs, clearly hadn’t been attended to recently. The windows were not locked and opened out onto the street, the window top, where you would assume the lock latch was, is out of reach, we didn’t realise this until out of office hours. I’d suggest the rooms are worth about $150 a night, not the $260 they were charging. I expected a lot more.

Beautiful looking hotel. Not really set up for calling in for a drink. Pokey little bar, and pokey little space to sit

Queenscliff is a bit of a sleepy town. Everything stops by 8.30pm. The Vue Grand was a very nice place to stay & eat. We had a room with a spa bath, and a separate shower. It was really nice. Pleasant and efficient service. Bistro is good quality.

Had a wonderful hens day Hi Tea at The Vue Grand, staff were amazing and a special thank you to Kate who kept checking in to make sure our day was a huge success.

Ripping Asian fusion mussels and sea food red Thai curry. To me a 10. Spot on. Old Victorian building is a classic. Great views from rooftop bar.

Wow What a magical and beautiful place to stay. Right in the heart of Queenscliff. The Turret Room was outstanding with views to die for. The Rooftop bar was fantastic. The food was exceptional. The Brie and so I was told the Mussels were like heaven in the restaurant. Highly recommend staying there. Only suggestion is if you don’t like climbing stairs then this is not the place.