Groupon Mystery Hotel
Nestled in Canberra’s suburb of Barton, just a short drive from the airport, the hotel welcomes guests to its modern interiors and invites them to enjoy an array of on-site amenities. These include two day spas, two health clubs and a choice of restaurants serving up international cuisine options.
Guests unwind in King Rooms or One-Bedroom Suites, all air-conditioned and boasting work desks and flat-screen TVs with complimentary in-room movies. Each room has an en suite bathroom with toiletries and a hairdryer. Moments of relaxation can be enjoyed thanks to airy interiors and calming colour tones.
Room Details
King Room
- Bed size/type: one king bed
- Standard occupancy: two people
- Maximum occupancy: two people
- Smart TV with Foxtel, direct dial telephone, in-room safe, writing desk, Nespresso coffee machine with pods, mini bar
One-Bedroom Suite
- Bed size/type: one king bed
- Standard occupancy: two people
- Maximum occupancy: three people (extra roll-away beds are charged at $40 per person per night)
- Kitchenette with conventional microwave and utensils, Smart TV with Foxtel, direct dial telephone, in-room safe, writing desk, Nespresso coffee machine with pods, mini bar
The Area: Canberra
Canberra is a planned metropolis that architect Walter Burley Griffin envisioned as a garden city for some 25,000 people. Canberra is currently home to about 300,000 people. However, due to the unique sprawled and de-centralised design, the city maintains its small town atmosphere.
As well as being home to some of the country’s most significant monuments and museums, Canberra’s unique attractions include the annual ‘Celebration of Spring’ flower festival Floriade, in which more than a million blooms go into the show. As well as the stunning exhibits, there are also horticultural workshops, music, local artistry and events that include the spectacular Floriade NightFest. The stunning man-made lakes, hot air balloon displays, local wineries, fine dining, natural wildlife and blossoming nightlife all contribute to Canberra’s bush-city charm.
