The Rocks Motel

Charleville Waltzing Matilda Motor Inn

Charleville Motel

"Make sure you bring your own cutlery, otherwise you're best eating out. Our room was only provided with one knife, one fork and one spoon. We did have two ‘teaspoons’, but they looked like they were straight out of a doll set. As for the room, it was satisfactory, that's all. The bathroom was not the cleanest with stains on the walls and ceiling. There is no extractor fan and the hand basin is directly out of a caravan, it's so small. The worst thing though was the persistent squealing coming from somewhere. Exactly where, or what, it was I couldn't work out. If you can, stay somewhere else. This just doesn't quite cut it."

Mulga Country Motor Inn

"This is a secret gem within Charleville. Located between town and the airport, it is run by a welcoming young couple who can tell you where the best coffee and food in town is. But here is the secret- you won’t want to dine anywhere else. Dinner can be provided in a room service type style with a limited but appealing selection of five dishes. THE FOOD IS PHENOMENAL. I had the best steak of my life here and wish I had had time to try every dish. I am going back to Charleville just to eat here again. Other positives are - despite being dated ( and I believe they are slowly modernising the decor) - the rooms are extremely clean, the water pressure is fantastic and complementary bottled water is provided in the fridge for those who don’t wish to drink the tap ( bore) water. Can’t recommend enough."

Cattle Camp Hotel

"Best pub meal, good service! I will definately be back, very happy with quality. Cooked to perfection, and fresh vegies !"