Lakes Hotel
Lakes Hotel is a pub in Rosebery. Dogs are not currently allowed at this venue. Just 200m away, Edmund Thornton Reserve is a great nearby park for a walk with your dog.
Dog rules
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At a glance
Before you go
- 🚫Official source advises dogs are not allowed — we don't recommend visiting with your dog.
What people say
The rooms are amazing. Should update some photos in booking. The best pictures are hard to see. Great location. FREE PARKING. Only 20-30 min from the CBD. Also the bus stop is right outside of the hotel.
Was supposed to have a 300gm rump, it definitely was a 250gm rump steak, was good, but not worth $44, service, atmosphere was good, very clean.
We haven't visited this pub for few years, so decided to visit for lunch today. Sensational lunch experience. Pub has been renovated and looks great. We had the crispy chicken burger with chips and the buramundi with polenta cake and red peppers. Both dishes looked beautiful and where next level delicious. Room for improvement with their desserts. Can't wait to return.
Ate in the bistro. Ordered from the seniors menu (slow cooked beef pie, mash and peas). Probably the best pie I've eaten. The staff were impeccable and nothing was too much trouble. All staff members were polite, friendly and generally happy to serve. The premises was spotlessly clean with lovely decor. Would go back again in a heartbeat.
Never have we had strangers unlock our room door before (including hotels with less stars and motels!). We tried to get this fixed but it was never resolved. Communication from staff was poor and dismissive with the issue. This felt more like a bar with rooms rather than a hotel. Would not reccommend unless you really wanted to cheap out at the risk of our safety and privacy.
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