Hotéis perto de Papua New Guinea Parliament House, Port Moresby

This was my first stay at Crowne Plaza Residences. I’ve been coming to Port Moresby on business since 2015 and the Crowne Plaza Residences are fairly new (I would previously stay at Grand Papua or The Crown). I loved it here! The reception staff were friendly & professional & there were a business centre with a pod coffee machine where I was able to meet with PNG colleagues. My room was massive (big enough for a family!) with 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms and balconies overlooking Ela Beach & APEC Haus. The wifi worked well & I was able to easily work from the hotel in between meetings. The hotel is close to everything - just a short walk to Revenue Haus & next door to Deloitte Haus. The Port Terrace Bar is just outside (beautiful views over Fairfax harbour, especially at sunset!) & part of the hotel for room service charges. I met here with advisors from Deloitte Haus, had dinner here each night as well as room service for breakfast and the menu was interesting & food was great.

I was passing through POM on business, this was a one night stay at Citi Boutique Hotel. Was pleasantly surprised . Rooms were modern and very clean. Mine had an excellent new A/C, new TV, large bed (queen size) , small fridge, good blackout blinds. I was picked up from the airport by hotel shuttle and returned the next morning. I had a beer on the rooftop terrace, very pleasant outlook of Boroko. Dined in the restaurant for dinner and breakfast. Food was ok , but service times are long. Suggest you order , and have food delivered to room. I saw many other guests doing this. Every staff member, including shuttle driver, reception, restaurant manager Jacinta, waitresses, housemaids were helpful, polite and very friendly. A real credit to the hotel. I would happily return to the Citi Boutique, for good, comfortable, non-pretenious accomodation in the heart of Boroko. The hotel is right next to a major sports stadium, and has good security .

I stayed here during Easter with my family. I was impressed with reception staff being more courteous offering early check in at 12s after seeing my little daughter started sleeping her afternoon nap. Food was amazing. Especially the kids Menu and steaks Wonderful massage! I had a shoulder pain and it was briefed to the girl Rosan ( sorry if I misspelled) she applied the right pressure at the right location. I felt really relieved after my 90 mins treatment The resort facilities are well maintained. Will come back soon.

The hotel is mainly cleaners who are too lazy. At the beginning, they cleaned up the room and did not give better bath towels. Later, it was impossible to clean the house for two or three days. On several occasions, the two bottles of free water prepared in the room were not given. In short, the service is not good. If the hotel is a Samsung hotel or below, it is still OK. If it is a four-star hotel, it is not a good hotel. In the photo below, there is a towel for two bath towels and a towel when you first check in. Isn't it two towels? In addition, the hotel's meals are expensive, and there are not many styles

Old smelly urine coated carpet, dirty rooms lacklustre staff bad attitudes staff demanding tips old broken air conditioning units, upstairs bathroom has a urine leak that spills on to carpet outside. Would not put my worst enemy up in this s******e. The worst maintained hotel I’ve ever seen in my travels. Don’t even get me started on the bathroom and the creepy crawlies. IF U VALUE YOUR HEALTH STAY AWAY.

It was a wonderful experience, the staff are friendly and very welcoming. It may take a few minutes for your wifi to be set up but it works wonderfully when that happens. The breakfast menu is superb. I would definitely recommend.

Goood service and clean room..good food n friendly staff..will come back in future

Airport pick-up service: There is communication in advance, and you must pick up the airport. It is not so safe and convenient outside, so don't be fooled! Facilities: For this country and city, this is already very good! Environment: Although you can't see the sea and lack a little feeling, you can be satisfied with hotels like this country and city. Service: Not bad, and breakfast is okay.

I first stayed in the Gateway in the early 2000’s. The mage ent, then was pretty dreadful with some bizarre rules and practices. I have returned here after many years, and I find that little has changed in the past near quarter century. The staff are a delight. The business processes are such that it is abundantly clear that the word “hospitality” does not figure in the Steamships (the owners) vocabulary. On check in, they would not accept a debit card as prepayment/security. The extras such as laundry and meals had to be secured by a deposit, paid by my client, who resented it because any surplus remaining would not be reimbursed, but a credit note would be issued. As they would not permit a global deposit to be paid, there were two deposits, one for laundry, one for meals, and what is a local businessman going to do with a credit note for laundry services? I called for room service: curry and a beer. The menu stated that there was a “tray charge” of PGK15, fair enough. The curry arrived in a biodegrable bag containing two plastic containers similar to Tupperware containers, and a bottle of beer, with no means of opening it. The poppadums were on top of the curry, so that by the time they reached my room, they were soft and chewy. When I placed my order, the question was how I intended to pay for the food. Ten minutes later, I was advised that the front desk had graciously sanctioned the draw down on my credit. I put my laundry in, and each evening, I arrived in the room to find no laundry. I called to ask where it was, and was asked how I intended to pay for it. After phoning, the laundry arrived. However, the last time, my shirt arrived but no socks or underwear. Lost in the system despite numerous requests to look for them. Perhaps the strangest was when I ordered pizza. I ordered it at shortly after 7pm. There was a brief power outage and at 9pm, I called to ask where my pizza had gone. The room service staff had no knowledge of my order, but graciously apologised and re ordered the pizza. At 1030, I gave up and put out my light only to be awakened at 11pm by room service bearing my pizza. The whole place is being held together by long suffering staff. The structure is in dire need of investment, as my door keycard works for 48 hours before needing to be re-issued. Apparently the door card reader needs a new battery, so why on earth do they not change the damned battery instead of having me exercise my arthritic hip climbing stairs in the ultimate door challenge. On the first day, finding my way to the foyer involved following the signs to the walkway through the restaurant, which, because it is closed in the morning, is locked, and I had to unlock a door into the swimming pool area, in the rain, to get to the other side of the restaurant. - no biggy, but a sign or two would have helped. Oh! The rain. It appears that the roof is a tad porous, so the floors around the dining room were covered in sheets to soak