The rooms, as others have mentioned, are a bit tired and the TV is a middle condition antique, but if you are here in Coonabarabran either for bushwalking or for the dark skies, this is a great place to stay. Its a few minutes drive to town, probably best before dark because of the roos, should you decide to eat... More

This place is perfect if you are visiting the Warrumbungles and you don't want to camp. It is on a VERY quiet acreage about 8km from Coonabarabran on the road towards the Bungles, with a river at the back. Very peaceful and relaxing, and infinitely better than in town where all the giant trucks thunder past. Our room was very... More

Our bushwalking club (18 of us) stayed here in September and we were very pleased with the location of the motel, the peaceful and pretty environment and the friendly hosts. The rooms are a bit tired and are in need of some renovation, but they are very spacious with an equipped kitchen and a bathroom. We liked the "back door"... More

We were intending to spend a day discovering the Warrumbungles and the observatory so booked this motel because it was the closest. We ended up staying 4 nights because of the very pleasant environment. There were so many opportunities to spend an hour or two relaxing and enjoying the surroundings that we stayed longer than planned. Our hosts were so... More

We found it just out of Coonabarabran on our way to Siding Spring Observatory and the Warrumbungles National Park. Our room was quiet and private with the outside table setting overlooking expansive gardens down to the Castlereagh River. Three holes of golf, a football field, swimming pool, volley ball court and half court tennis were available if we felt energetic.... More