Stanley Seaview Inn

Lovely hotel set high on the outskirts of Stanley. Rooms nice, basic. No microwave (which would help). Tea and coffee provided. Very friendly staff. Approx 5 mins to townsite. Very cute town. Overlooking "the nut". Warm shower, comfy bed. Queen and single in room.

We ended up leaving Stanley a day early after paying for two nights because the majority of restaurants and businesses in town seemed to be closed for winter or had limited opened hours. Very disappointing. The majority of places that were opened were unable to take bookings till after 8:30 at night which was not satisfactory to us. What was even more disappointing to us was the the accommodation manager did not even contact us and offer a refund or request information on why we left. That was poor.

This is our second stay here . Our first wasn’t great with rude front desk staff . This time the young girl at the reception was lovely and welcoming ! The VIEW is to die for ! The one downfall is the POOR sleep quality which isn’t a reflection on the inn itself but extremely rude guests . If you want to stay awake until 1am talking at the sound level of a jet aircraft please go for a drive down a county road and sit in your car to do so !

We have just spent 2 days here on a Leadership retreat. The service was outstanding and the facilities made available to us were perfect for our purpose. The rooms had magnificent views, there was ample parking and the staff gave exceptional service and nothing was too much trouble for them.

Alana in Reception was very welcoming & helpful. Our room was large with a wonderful view of the Nut & we enjoyed a lovely sunrise from the balcony. Parking was plentiful & very convenient. We had ample supplies of tea & coffee but some bowls & cutlery in the room would have been appreciated.

Large room. Comfortable bed. Great view of The nut. Is at least 2 kilometres from Main Street and restaurants. Great laundry with 2 washing Machines and 2 dryers. 3x $1 coins for wash and $4 for dryers. Large bathroom. All in one shampoo/ conditioner/ liquid soap in shower. Kettle. Toaster No microwave or bowls , plates or utensils |Room next to reception is a bar lounge area open to 6pm.|Small tv in room and well stocked fridge and snack food to purchase in rooms.

Beautiful 2 bedroom apartment style with balcony. Amazing views of the nut. Will definitely stay again when we come back. Very clean & staff lovely.

We stayed here 2 nights so we could explore the area as well as Stanley. Our room was a king spa suite. The bed was really uncomfortable. Rooms are only cleaned - we don't know when - as we had to leave the towels outside for fresh ones and although we got fresh towels our room was not made up. They have a happy hour at their bar but it goes from 5-6pm. Interestingly you have a drive to any food so potentially a DUI in the making. Wifi was in and out. Coffee and tea making facilities along with a fridge and toaster. Plates and cutlery are also in the room. Another issue is the shower is in the spa so the step into and out of the shower is fraught with a potential slip and fall. We only met one staff member when we checked in and she was nice and helpful.

Nice midrange accommodation at one of the north west's precious gems. The Seaview Inn came up as an option when I was loyally browsing hotels.com and as it had a twin room, my hetero lifemate and I locked it in for our bestiversary trip away. The proprietor was lovely, and was happy to fetch us a couple of wine glasses for the nice drop we'd acquired from the good ol' Stanley Hotel. Why is it that twin rooms are often the lamest? I feel of all the accommodation options at Seaview, the twin room was in the worst corner of the whole place. No Sea View for us, nope--we got to look into the neighbour's yard instead. Awkward. However, we didn't let our shoddy view stop us, and instead grabbed the spare blankets from the cupboard (suggested by lovely proprietor) and made ourselves comfortable out on the bench at the front of the Inn with a bottle of red wine to ward off the cold, taking in the full glorious view of the Nut and the adorable little town gathered at its base. I couldn't help but be jealous of the view that almost every other room here had, though. Oh well, live and learn! Next time we'll just have to bunk in together.