Oaks Redcliffe Mon Komo Suites

I stayed at the Mon Komo for one night. I had booked 1 bedroom balcony apartment through my company's travel platform and I was given a two bedroom apartment on the top floor, which I was very happy with. There was everything I could ever possibly need. The entire apartment was well appointed with a full kitchen, living room with dining table, outdoor living area and dining area with sea views. Bathrooms were beautiful, bedrooms were very stylish. Very happy. There were a couple of things that weren't so great. The lights tripped when I turned on the laundry light, for whatever reason. I reported this to Reception and someone came up promptly to fix the issue, very pleased with that. A few of the towels had a lot of long, blonde hair on them. I assume these had been washed into the towel, but it's a bit off-putting. There is also a notice on the kitchen table about cleaning up after yourself. It would appear that the hotel management want guests to take the garbage out, and are warned of a $350 cleaning charge if the apartment is in poor shape. I wasn't sure if this meant that if you didn't take the garbage out you would be charged $350 (pretty unreasonable), or if you trash the place there is a $350 cleaning charge (reasonable). All in all, I was happy with my stay and would stay there again.

The room assigned to me had a weird smell, like urine or musty? The airconditioning was also not turned on when I got in (temperature outside was 37) and it took a while for the room to get cool. I had to use my personal fan to keep myself comfortable. I called reception after 30 mins waiting for the room to get cool(to no avail). They control the airconditioning temperature. It got cooler as it got darker outside. I feel like in this weather they should have anticipated. Also, they should look at ensuring the room is cleaned properly and that it smells nice. The bathroom vent had dust bunnies and the door to the balcony does not lock, which I think is a safety concern.

Deftinately the best Oaks hotel I have ever stayed in.| Check in easy, parking the same. Ocean view room clean ,quiet and fresh towels every day. Beutiful pool overlooking the bay ,would deftinately recomend the hotel.| 8 night stay, with a restaurant onsite but owned seperately.

I stayed at this place 3 times over the years. this place become seriously overpriced. The last stay I was really disappointed. I booked 2 bed apartment and paid over $5k for 2 weeks stay. I was given an apartment that facing another building. During the two weeks, there was nonstop construction next to the apartment building and noise started from 7:00am in the morning until evening. Kitchen light and fan wasn’t working. Frying pan and pots were old and worn out and had no lid. Oven was greasy and not cleaned. Carpet was dirty. Never stay there again.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom apartment for one night and it was very nice, appeared to have everything you would need for a longer stay too. It would have been nice to have had a chair or something in the bedroom to put suitcases on. Only issue we had was the shower water pressure, very weak and would have been so much better to have a waterfall style shower head to add to the resort vibe. Unfortunately - there is building works across the road on Anzac Avenue, which presumably will be for a least a year so be aware if you want to sleep in past 7am weekdays!

I’ve stayed here regularly when visiting my mother and have always appreciated the convenient location. Unfortunately, this recent stay was quite disappointing. The apartment was in poor condition — a dark brown stain on the carpet, toilet paper left around the sprinklers, and a strong sewage smell coming from the bathroom. I was told these issues would be resolved, but nothing was done.||When I followed up politely, the receptionist responded rudely, saying "it is what it is" and that the cleaners had already left for the day. Not exactly the level of customer service you'd expect — especially as I was visiting under difficult circumstances, having just lost my stepdad, and was hoping for a quiet, restful stay.||It’s a shame, because the property has potential, but they really need to improve both their cleanliness standards and how they treat guests. I’d consider returning in the future, but only if these issues are taken seriously.

Review for Mon Komo Hotel Overpriced and underwhelming, not the standard I expected” I stayed at Mon Komo Hotel as an Oaks Hotels member, and sadly the experience did not meet expectations. The “standard” room we were given felt far from standard. The view was just rooftops and houses—definitely not the ocean view I assumed from the photos. There was also construction noise during the day, making it hard to relax. The room itself was extremely bare: one bed, one chair, no table or second chair to sit at. Only one coffee cup for two people, just two small coffee sachets, and no bottle opener. The microwave was there, but we had to eat on the bed since there was nowhere else to sit. Even the toilet had a constant, unpleasant odor. The gym was tiny, and the pool was unheated (around 15 °C). When we arrived just after 11 am to try breakfast in the restaurant, we were told breakfast had finished and only lunch was available—which was disappointing for paying hotel guests. The one bright spot was the check-in—it was professional and welcoming. But for $350 a night, this was very poor value. Instead of feeling like hotel guests, we honestly felt more like hobos just making do. I wouldn’t stay here again.

Thank you, Mon Komo, and thanks you for your Hotel Manager, Sean, who honestly moved mountains to make sure we didn't have to run around frantic for our business trip! ||||The room was immaculate, the view lovely, staff incredible!

We went to Komi for dinner on a Saturday night as a family of 4 with a 6 and an 8 year old. We did not have reservations and found a spot at a high top. Ordering was possible through an app or at the bar. The menu is varied from pizza to pasta, salads, sandwiches and more. My partner loved his pizza. The kids loved the Spaghetti Bolo and Mac & Cheese while I went with a Ceasar's salad. At the bar I asked for no anchovies and dressing on the side which they were happy to accommodate. I eat keto / low carb and was also able to choose from 2 low carb beers! Service was friendly. The food came quickly although it was busy. Ambiance and decor: I love the style, the high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows. It was too cool to sit outside but that area has a nice vibe too! We'll be back!

We absolutely loved our stay at Mon Komo, the view was amazing and the apartment had everything you need to stay comfortably without having to leave for anything.

If you are looking for accommodation in the Redcliffe/Woody Point area... this hotel is a must. We went to Queensland for the long weekend, to visit my sister and her family. My husband and I had recently celebrated our third wedding anniversary, and so we were looking for somewhere nice to spend a couple of nights. I dont think we could have asked for nicer :) We had a one bedroom apartment on the 10th floor overlooking the ocean. The Oakes Mon Komo is part of a bigger building that has some residential accomodation as well. There are two towers to the building, the Residential tower and the Oakes tower. The Oakes tower has a range of apartments, a mix of 1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments. With a choice of Ocean View or non Ocean View. In my opinion it is DEFINITELY worth paying the little bit extra for the ocean view - the view that we had was spectacular and the sea breeze was just divine :) The apartment was fully equipped, with fully kitchen (including stove, oven, microwave and dishwasher), laundry with washer and dryer, and a fantastic balcony! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the whole experience from an accommodation point for view was great. However, the one and only thing that I do have to complain about was the food from the restaurant. On our first night there - we ordered take away food from the restaurant downstairs. I had to go down and collect it, and my husbands risotto was great. However, the food that my sister and I ordered left a lot to be desired. We ordered a cheese platter, which was fine, and a bowl of chips which were served in a styrofoam container, and so they were VERY soggy by the time I got them back to our room, and although I ordered them with tomato sauce as well as aioli, there was no sauce to be seen. But with the food aside, the accommodation experience was fantastic. :) As far as accommodation goes, this is a definite YES. Just maybe choose one of the many other options for food in the area. :)

My partner and I visited Mon Komo for a friend's birthday dinner as they had been there before for drinks and enjoyed the atmosphere. I, however, was quite disappointed. The menu items were a little pricey, but didn't seem to be up to the quality I would expect for such expensive meals. I've had much better meals for cheaper. The wait staff were slow and unhelpful. When only half of our large party had arrived, one waitress stood at the end of the table and mumbled the specials and walked away ignoring any questions. I wouldn't choose to come back here again, but it wasn't so bad that I would refuse to visit if someone else had decided to have a dinner here.

Mon Komo and its restaurant Caribbee have been open for some time now but I had never gone there - despite being an ex-Redcliffe girl. Finally today went down to try out the restaurant for brunch and was pleasantly surprised. The setting was beautiful (helped by the stunning spring day!), chairs comfortable and was a nice spot to just chill and enjoy the moment. The food was surprisingly good. My choice of roasted mushrooms on sourdough with feta was beautiful - the bread seemed to be home made and was lovely. My other diner's Eggs Benedict was equally as good. Both looked amazing on the plates they were served on. The only downside was the service. The guy waiter was quite flippant and kept walking whilst answering our query. The barista served a mug of mocha in a small glass and wondered why we questioned what it was. Needless to say the attitude exuding from them wasn't comfortable. However, and here's a shock, when the floor manager started duty their entire demeanor changed. The manager served us our meals and was extremely professional and polite (obviously knows his trade). Lastly on the staff, can the management reconsider their uniforms. They look so hicksville and just don't suit the tropical & laidback feel tof your decor. Overall, pleasant experience and would certainly go here again. Looking forward to trying out an evening meal in this setting - and maybe a small afternoon session on a Sunday in summer. :)

I don't feel that Mon Komo has achieved well what they set out to. Upon first glance, the place looks nice. Actually, it looks great. It's sleep, large open ceilings, nice furniture. It's nice to be in. They have advertised themselves as having "world class bars and dining". I'm not sure where this come's from. The bar is just a bar. It's not too full, basically the same as any bar you would find out of the CBD. I sat down for a meal on Saturday night, and the waitress who served us didn't get anyone's attention before speedily listing off the specials. After checking out the average priced food, I ordered the risotto. It was nice. Not world class. And I've had a lot of meals in Brisbane better than that for the same price. But it wasn't bad. They've set themselves up to be such a nice restaurant, but haven't followed through with their staff. I'd prefer to go to a pub down the road. I'm yet to stay at the hotel myself, but my friend wasn't impressed - but I won't rate on that, simply pass it on if you're interested.

Where do I start. Over priced, uncomfortable chairs, sat us in the sun, food was ordinary for what we paid AND even though they promised on the phone they would split the bill, they refused to when we where ready to pay. All in all, a bad experience. Don't recommend this pace at all. Avoid. Would rather eat McDonalds.