Ruby Red - QUEENSCLIFF, Queenscliff

Address:

35 Hobson Street , Queenscliff, Victoria 3225, Australia

Description:

Each suite is fully self contained and includes separate internal entertaining areas For the use of all guest are the front and back yards and common entry foyer Front yard has spectacular views north to swan bay Back yard has plenty of room and an undercover outdoor table and bbq facilities

Ruby Red is superbly located in the heart of Queenscliff at 35 Hobson Street. At just 200 metres west of the Post Office walking distance to shops, beaches and over a dozen fine restaurants.

Ruby Red is a fully refurbished 1950's house that is beautifully appointed with guests' comfort in mind. It's location provides a commanding view over Swan Bay.

Children: 17 and under

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Location:

At just 200 metres west of the Post Office walking distance to shops, beaches and over a dozen fine restaurants.

Ruby Red - Suite 1 The Master

Room Type:

Queen Bed

Room Information:

Suite 1 - The Master Queen sized bed Baltic pine floor boards Lounge room Plasma TV Stereo Kitchenette with cutlery, toaster,sink,coffee/tea' small fridge wardrobe Linen Reverse cycle heating and cooling

Room Facilities:

Occupancy:

Included in the published rate is 2 adults. (Maximum occupancy - 2 guests).

Ruby Red - Suite 2 House

Room Type:

Queen Bed

Room Information:

Suite 2 - The House Queen sized bed in separate bedroom Baltic pine floor boards Lounge room Full kitchen, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, cutlery, glasses, toaster, sink,coffee/tea Plasma TV Stereo Linen Reverse cycle heating and cooling Landry with washer/dryer Bathroom with shower Annex second bedroom

Room Facilities:

Occupancy:

Included in the published rate is 2 adults. (Maximum occupancy - 4 guests). Of the extra guests 2 may be an adult.

Check-in Time:

14.00

Check-out Time:

11.00

Local Attractions:

Queenscliff is 103 km south of Melbourne and may be accessed by the Geelong Freeway and Bellarine Highway. Alternatively a journey to Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula and a scenic ferry voyage will land you on the shores of Queenscliff. In the 1880's Queenscliff was the playground of Melbourne's most affluent. Queenscliff now attracts visitors from all over the world who enjoy time by its renown beaches and soak up the living history that this quaint heritage coastal village has on offer. Experience the wonders of southern Port Phillip Bay, swim with the seals, snorkel and/or scuba dive amongst diverse fish communities on spectacular reefs. Visit bird rookeries and view fine examples of our maritime heritage. Queenscliff is the staging post for many water based activities such as sailing, fishing, diving, snorkelling as well as dolphin and seal tours. More