Cobar Town & Country Motor Inn

It did have a kot if traffic (semi trailers) passing closeby. I enquired at re eption about further travel and road conditions and other information. The receptionist was unable to answer and dudnt offer alternatives. I ended up going to the lical.police station. The room was clean, in good condition, had a decent refrigerator and all in all was great.

The motel is close to everything in the main street. Located on the highway in and out of town. Although a bit pricier than we would normally pay for an overnight stay, the room was very clean, comfortable and spacious.

Each time I stay, I am impressed by courteous staff. Well situated and very comfortable.

Nice cheap hotel. Stayed as a family of 5. Bed was comfy. Under the beds could do with a clean. Looked like it has been a while since that was done. Other than that would recommend for a stay for a night if passing through

Mould in the shower, curtains with backing facing in, wifi unusable, carpet needs cleaning. Place needs a good tidy up but the meals were ok.

Convenient, clean, tidy and easy to use, important at the end of a 1k drive.

Property good, on your site it said breakfast & dinner were available however they were not (and this is why we chose the property. However in saying that breakfast and dinner were available within walking distance.

​We got the last hotel room in Cobar after our White Cliffs accommodation closed due to flooding. It was a 1 queen & 1 single bed in the same room. It was a very large room, lots of space not utilised well, with old red brick and outdated furnishings and furniture. It has so much potential if the owners wanted to put some money into it. Comfy bed, but not great pillows. Has a good sized bathroom with plenty of room for bigger vanity, so not sure why put such a small one in. Shower pressure is good and heats up fast. Has a fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster available - but only 3 mugs and teaspoons - no plates, bowls or cutlery! So bizarre. Luckily we were able to get extra takeaway cutlery with dinner to use to butter our toast and had our own paper towel for plates. Were told the restaurant had just closed as the chef quit that day.

We had supplies - however the room had a toaster - no plates or cutlery - seems strange. Spoke to reception- they said that management don’t want utensils in rooms - they go missing As I said to the lady on desk - why put a toaster in the room?