Not much

Room not ready, facilities broken, hard to get around, major safety issues throughout place. Entire stay was a debacle.

The history and location amazing views

Location,walks etc

No fresh air (no window) as doors had to be shut with curtains . Disappointed with where we were-no view as such. Pillows so uncomfortable. Understand rooms small but surprised how small.

We had a wonderful stay here. The location is full of history and completely beautiful. The room was clean, well set up, and super comfortable. The staff were really friendly and helpful. It was a busy time but the staff manager the rush with professionalism and kept their smiles. We will definitely be back

The shuttle bus took a little while but considering the number of visitors it was understandable.

It’s an experience based on a historical location. The rooms are pleasant and views are stunning. It’s a yesteryear experience to use a bathroom outside your room and I understand the heritage protection prevents upgrading. Hence why it’s an experience. The bus into Manly was appreciated and the drop to your room and pick up was again an experience. I guess I could sum it up in that it’s nice to visit but not stay.

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the room

Upon arrival I asked about the ferry to Manly timetable the woman checking us in mentioned it was no longer running and didn’t mention the hotel offers a shuttle service to Manly , we found out on our second day by another hotel guest. There was a dirty Qtip in the shower when we got to the room.,hot water wasn’t working, had to ring to get it fixed. batteries on remote control for tv not working had to ring to get them changed. safety lighting outside the room on walkway not working had to ring to get that fixed. At breakfast the fruit was off we had to tell the staff and it had insects on it.(I have photos) and the food selection has been cut short sine we stayed last. There were a couple of female staff that were not friendly at all. The restaurant was closed the two nights we were there so we couldn’t have a proper place for a meal on sight. (you can Uber eats or go down to Manly) We have stayed at Qstation a few times before and I was shocked at the changes since we last stayed there. The views are spectacular, the rooms are lovely and most of the staff were great.

Nothing we had a black out from 8pm so we had no wifi or tv for most of the night was in total black out so how can you rate something like that when I could have stayed home if I wanted to be in the dark and saved my money

Amazing location. History of the place is incredible. Friendly staff. Private beach. Great bar on-site.

Breakfast too expensive so did not participate.

Restaurant expensive and not very good.

I need my refund.

I didn’t stay there. I need my refund. When i called the staff to make sure the booking was done or not, he cut the call, my balance wasn’t deducted from my card so i thought it is not booked but the next day my balance was deducted. I contact the q station and booking.com but didnt got my refund.

Location, food in restuarant n breaky.

NO AIR CON.

The position & views are wonderful

Misinformation Out of control bush turkeys Limited dining options

The staff were absolutely amazing. Thank you for my bottle of wine for my birthday it was very thoughtful. The history of the place is fascinating and interesting. The views are incredible. And dinner at the restaurant was just scrumptious.

Not much...just thought the price of the room was a ityle high...but still a nice pace to stay.

it was very private

bed was very small

This unique property is a kind of 'Disneyland' for anyone with an interest in history, and Australian flora and fauna. It exceeded my expectations in terms of having the liberty to adventure around the site, to explore and discover hidden gems around every corner. If you do stay, I would certainly recommend booking a place on the history tour. Learning about the significance of the site's songlines, the function and evolution of the Quarantine Station and some of the fascinating stories that transpired there, is an essential part of this accommodation experience. We were fortunate enough to have the passionate historian, Maureen, at the helm of our tour - a truly exceptional guide. The heritage rooms are quite spacious, the beds are comfortable and fitted with ample fluffy pillows, the shower has good water pressure and the small fridge in the room necessary and very much appreciated. Frequent shuttle buses are provided to ferry you where you need to go on the vast site, including trips to (and from) Manly, every hour till 9pm. When it comes to quirky and remote accommodation like this, the presence of passionate staff can really embellish the experience - it was obvious that some of the employees were truly enthusiastic about the site and its history - many thanks to Sohi, Jack and Manuel.

After travelling down a long road surrounded by bushland and peppered with signs about endangered bandicoots, you arrive at a carpark and reception building with very little idea of what to expect. When we entered the reception building, the local Australian radio station, Smooth FM was blaring through the speakers - complete with its incessant advertising. This 'earsore' immediately detracted from the serenity of the site and its uniqueness, resulting in a very dull and disappointing first impression. Management need to also rethink the food that is on offer and provide more casual dining options as well as a vegan menu.