Guest Facilities

Making the accommodation industry accessible to all people regardless of physical limitation, disability or age is an ongoing endeavour.

Haven’t outdoor entertainment and leisure areas evolved from when a pool and a brick barbie were considered luxury?

The hardware behind every swimming pool has two main functions: 1. Sanitising the water – ensuring all germs, bacteria and such are destroyed to ensure the water is safe to swim in

What is wrong with wanting to provide your guests with every comfort and convenience? Nothing. After all, this is the accommodation industry’s ultimate goal and explains the increased demand in golf cars vehicles as transport within hotels and resorts.

Vending machines – at first they may simply seem like a small addition to your hotel or resort but, quite the contrary, they can make a massive difference to your profit margins.   

We are experiencing environmental extremes in Australia like never before, as evidenced by concurrent drought and flooding in recent times.

“All gardens are a form of autobiography.” This quote from painter, poet, and gardener Robert Dash says it all. You can tell a lot about a person, and moreover an inn, by the beauty of their surroundings.

Getting on top of the latest trend in accommodation services usually costs money.

With customer service being the main focus and priority for major resorts and other larger accommodation facilities to consider these days, we are seeing a greater increase in the amount of vehicles being purchased by various resorts, holiday villages, caravan parks and retirement communities to cater for their guests and luggage transportation requirements.

A stunning new $1.8 million architect designed day spa has opened in​ ​ Gippsland, establishing the region as a serious rival for title of best day spa destination in Victoria.