ibis Melbourne - Glen Waverley

Excellent accommodation in the heart of a bustling suburb, close to the Glen Shopping Mall — full of excellent eateries and shops — and public transport options, plus with convenient street parking across the road. (Free for 2h between 8am-8pm; unlimited otherwise.) $20 daily parking available in garage. Comfortable and quiet rooms refreshed by daily housekeeping. A generous selection of Dilmah teas and Nescafé coffee available, along with a small carton of milk in the fridge. There is an ironing board tucked into the streamlined wardrobe. A wooden countertop running beside the window provides a place to eat or work. Friendly, proactive and helpful staff at reception made my family's stay (with 2 toddlers) a delightful experience. We had a lovely view from the 3rd floor and even saw a rainbow! The $20 breakfast buffet is great value for money, with a variety of tasty edibles to start your day off right. Enjoyed a hot breakfast of bacon, sausages, poached eggs, scrambled eggs and baked beans, then some croissants and cute cinnamon rolls. Cereals and toast also available, plus small pancakes from a pancake-maker (toddler enjoyed this very much). Orange and apple juice available, along with tea and coffee. A range of fresh fruit and yoghurt/sliced peaches as well. Both indoor and outdoor dining available.

Bed was one of the most comfy ever.

Location - next to lots of fast food places and close to the train station and mall. Free water in the lobby. Staff were very nice and accomodating. Mostly clean and tidy. Felt safe.

The bed was comfortable, the water pressure and hot water were great. It was clean. The lighting was good for a hotel room. Although the breakfast was a bit expensive it was good.

Would have been nice if the bathrooms were a little bigger. The safety at the premises is very good. There is a problem with the opening and closing of the parking barrier. Once you insert the car pass to enter the Park it doesn't give enough time until you enter. The barrier closes down before you enter. For our safety, I asked my wife to get down at the gate and Insert the key for me so I could drive quickly and then ask her to get in again which I think is the problem to correct for the people who programmed the Barrier gates. Another problem with the keyhole is too low and along with me many drivers I have seen struggling to insert the key while in the driver's seat. IBIS Ilford London has a super parking facility for Guests as well as other Visitors who want to park while they are shopping. They have a camera system to read the number plates open /close the barriers and charge for the number plates.