Camp Hill Hotel

There needs to be more shelter outside of the place so that if you check in after the internal doors are shut you aren't caught in the absolute pouring rain like we were. The guy that checked us in is allegedly the same guy my mum had serve her a few years back, she remembered him from his very unprofessional attitude. The guy was a flog, rude, unhelpful to the point I didnt even bother with attempting to book the next few nights accommodation there. We went elsewhere & gladly gave them our money. The rooms are a decent size. Bed was comfy. The corridors to the accommodation stink of rubbish. Bathrooms weren't very clean. There were some very unruly characters staying in the hotel & drinking in the gaming room area. Tables had lots of glasses/mess left on them. The place wasn't busy. The young lady that was working with the other guy looked petrified of him. It was no surprise that a patron was having a verbal altercation with the male employee when we walked into the front bar. I'm sure he encounters that daily with how he holds his business. I'm not local to Queensland, so I've got no idea what kind of suburb it is. However after my stay here it would appear it is a bit unsavoury and I will never ever ever stay in this dive again.

Today I had lunch in the back garden bistro- party of 3. We had a lovely meal ( Rump steak with vegetables) and it was cooked to perfection! I would like to do a big shout out to the 2 employees working there ( male and female) Fabulous customer service and attention to detail. Well done you too, you are a huge asset to the hotel. Hope you got a break blowing up all those maroon balloons. We will be back again. Heidi (13/7/22 13:00-15:30 pm) attended

We arrived for lunch at 11.45am. Doors were locked at bistro. Girl inside at Bar just looking at us. Finally she comes to door, unlocks it and walks away. The rudest staff I have ever came across. Ordered lunch. We were the first to order. Got our entrees and waited till 1pm for main meal, which was ordinary to say the least. Will never return.

The staff were very friendly and helpful, and it was handy to have a petrol station and convenience store right next door, although there's not much else around. My room was a bit loud - the extractor fan in the bathroom couldn't be switched off, and I had to unplug the noisy minifridge. I didn't hear anything from the pub downstairs. My room's only window faced a corridor rather than outside, and there was a light out there that was switched on all night. But the bed was comfy, the room was clean and the facilities all worked. Overall, an affordable decent night's sleep. Urban Cocina is the best place to have breakfast within walking distance.