Sixty Two on Grey
62 Grey St, St Kilda, Port Phillip, Victoria 3182 Australia
Issue Distribution
Recent Reports
Guest reported feeling unsafe due to unsavory characters frequenting the area at all hours and suspected illicit activity in adjacent budget apartments. Management was notified but appeared unresponsive to these security concerns.
The room really needed a deep clean. I had to clean the toilet and fridge myself.
The host gave me incorrect parking instructions that got my car towed. My young son was very upset and we had to pay over $500 to get it back.
Guest reported a last-minute cancellation of a confirmed booking, which management attributed to a 'mistake' but the guest perceived as price gouging related to a local event. This breach of contract and lack of reliable accommodation poses a significant security and planning risk for travelers.
Guest reported non-functional bedside lighting and damaged furniture in their room, indicating potential electrical and maintenance issues that could affect safety and convenience.
One of the windows in my room wouldn't close properly, which was a real security concern. The area outside also seemed unsafe, with loud disturbances late at night.
Guest reported a last-minute booking cancellation due to alleged technical errors, forcing them to secure alternative accommodation at significantly higher cost and causing considerable travel disruption.
Guest reported no staff available at reception and difficulty accessing the main door, raising security concerns. Additionally, the bathroom floor was found to be dirty, potentially from ongoing tradesmen work.
The street was blocked off for a festival, making it hard to get a taxi. Could be an issue in an emergency.
Guest reported receiving a sarcastic and threatening message from hotel staff regarding an unpaid parking fee, indicating potential issues with staff professionalism and guest communication during billing disputes.
Guest reported an extremely musty room with a strong odor suspected to be from moldy carpet, which triggered an allergic reaction and caused a restless night. Management offered a room change and compensation but did not initially inspect the room to address the potential health hazard.
Guest noted a privacy concern with a clouded glass panel in the bathroom door, which may not provide adequate privacy for occupants.
Guest reported that not all lights were functional in the room, which could impact visibility and safety during nighttime. Additionally, the absence of power outlets near the bed may inconvenience guests needing to charge medical or communication devices.
Guest reported a mold odor in the room associated with a baby cot, which was promptly addressed by management with a full refund. The issue was resolved, and the room was otherwise found to be clean and well-maintained.
Guest reported a ground floor unit with a strong odor of rising damp that caused breathing difficulties. Despite the placement of a dehumidifier and scented oils, the persistent damp smell in cupboards and carpet created an uncomfortable and potentially unhealthy environment.
Guest reported minor plumbing noise but noted the property felt very safe for walking at all hours. No immediate safety hazards were identified.
Guest reported noise disturbance from an adjacent room that disrupted sleep for one occupant, though the overall stay was positive.
Guest reported significant sleep disruption due to loud plumbing noises from other rooms and hallway disturbances from other guests. The inadequate third sleeping arrangement consisted of an uncomfortable makeshift bed that impacted rest quality.
The bathroom was a bit cramped but everything worked fine.
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