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Warrumbungles Mountains Motel Coonbarabran on 25 acres closest Motel to National Park. The Motel specialises in conferences, team building weekends, group bookings, catering for weddings, churches,…
Self-contained one and two bedroom holiday apartments on the Cairns Esplanade, with a pool, BBQ area and tour bookings.
Situated close to Perth Airports and Welshpool training centres the motel offers convenient accommodation in Perth. Corporate & Weekly rates available.
Pub in Waurn Ponds, Victoria, with a bistro, TAB sports bar, function spaces, a cafe and a bottle shop.
Luxury accommodation in Port Campbell, Victoria, with an on-site cafe, bar and restaurant near the Twelve Apostles.
Wedderburn goldseeker motel, we are a family run motel in Wedderburn in rural Victoria. Our cosy motel is perfect for weekend, overnight or longer stays in Wedderburn.
Hi we are Wee Waa Motel and we offer you accommodation, Billabong Restaurant, function centre and a fully licensed bar. We believe that people stay with us year after year because they value clean,…
Looking for a comfortable holiday destination? Get in touch with our team at Wentworth Grande Resort to learn more about our resort accommodations today.
Located on the city-side of the Western Ring Road, this is a budget/economy style motel which is conveniently located within easy access to the Melbourne CBD and Melbourne Airport. With public…
West City Motel endeavours to provide all patrons with unsurpassed levels of comfort, quality and convenience, all at very competitive prices. Ideally situated on Melbourne's city fringe, West City…
Originally the 'Edna May' Tavern was relocated from the town site of Bonnievale WA, and reconstructed in Westonia in response to the development of the Edna May Gold Mine in the early 1910s. It was…
The Whale Motor Inn and Restaurant in Narooma offers luxury 4 star accommodation in the centre of town. Perched high on the hill, all rooms have their own patio or balcony, most with panoramic…
Hotel in Urangan, Hervey Bay, Queensland, offering rooms for couples, families and corporate guests.
Family-run motel in the centre of Armidale, New South Wales, with air-conditioned rooms and free wifi.
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Williams Motel and Shady Acre Caravan, offers the best motel accommodation at a affordable price, Located in Williams WA, Please call us to make a booking or for more information and enquiries Thank…
Willows Motel offers travellers a practical, comfortable base for exploring the Southern Tablelands of NSW. Here's what to know before you book.
With comfort, convenience, and good old fashioned customer service, our aim is to make your stay in our amazing region truly memorable.
25-room motel in Winton, Queensland, offering queen, king and family rooms, plus a converted house with a self-contained kitchen.
Stay on the waters edge at our beautiful surf beach accommodation in Wollongong on the South Coast of New South Wales. We are just over one hours drive from Sydney's CBD, less from the airport and…
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Ballarat (141)East Coast (142)Geelong (70)Melbourne (272)Northern District (280)South Coast (50)South West (113)Western District (74)Motels are a great accommodation option when you're on a road trip! Motels are easily accessible from highways, motorways and areas *on* the beaten path. Finding a cheap, yet clean and amenable motel requires some planning in advance though.
Here are some features to look for in finding a good motel:
Chain Motel vs. Stand-alone: If you've had a previous pleasant stay in a motel, you might want to look for that same motel chain in a new destination too. The advantage of this is you are assured of a standard of quality with generally no (nasty) surprises. Stand alone motels are riskier because quality standards may fluctuate wildly and you spend more time in the research and planning phase of choosing a motel.
Price: Travel guides are great for researching motels by price since they often contain a directory listing according to cost. Motels typically offer seasonal discounts and other holiday themed pricing options, so consider asking about them.
Distance to Attractions: Most business directories, like Start Local, will offer a map of the motel location and business address. You may use this information to chart the distances between the places you'd like to visit and their distance from a motel you're considering.
Amenities: Make a list with two columns of must-have features versus desirable features. In your must-have features list, write down all the amenities you can't do without in your motel. Examples may include wheelchair-accessible rooms, non-smoking rooms and wireless internet. In the second column of desirable features, list down features you'd like and enjoy but are not absolute musts for a decent trip. Examples may include swimming pool for the kids, free parking and fitness room. The first list is your make or break list: if a motel doesn't offer your must-have features you can immediately cross it off your list and thereby make the selection process easier.
Pet-friendly: Motels can have surprisingly stringent policies on admission of pets. Motel pet policies can range from weight and shedding restrictions to pet staying and cleaning fees. Some motels may offer extra facilities such as pet grooming and walking services as well as pet treats.
Family-friendly: Family-friendliness is a key consideration if you're travelling with kids. High on your list of must-haves or desirables might be items like in-room kitchenette for quick meal preparation, hotel-planned activities and a kiddie pool.