Popular Wagga Wagga 4-star Hotels

Very good, a lot of beds, but the child is just full age, the children's bed is not fenced, and older children can use it. There is a parking lot. Customer service attitude is very good, very detailed introduction

We stayed at Mercure Wagga2 as a transit hotel for our Melbourne —＞ Sydney trip. The location is good, the standard is acceptable for the area, the bed is exceeding my expectations as they’re very comfortable. Perfect for our rest before continuing our trip to Sydney. In overall it was good value for money.

I have been to Wagga Wagga once before, and the hotel was randomly selected. I didn't expect it to be an unexpected surprise. The hotel room facilities are very complete, and all the kitchen utensils are available. It is only a few hundred meters away from the supermarket. We prepared dinner by ourselves. Have a great Sunday people!

We didn't stay at the hotel but ate at the Restuarant. I could not believe the food that was served. It was as good if not better than I have eaten in hatted restaurants in Sydney. A great regional find. We had the 5 courses with matching premium wines and the food and wine were perfect. The wait staff were so friendly and helpful. We spent some time discussing glass wear and when we were leaving, they gifted my husband one of the prettiest glasses they have. Next time I go to Wagga not only will I be eating at this restaurant but I will be trying out their accommodation as well.

Whether you're visiting the Riverina to check out its natural attractions, or are on a business trip, Mantra Pavilion has the perfect Wagga Wagga accommodation. Located in the heart of the city, many of Wagga Wagga's attractions including the Civic Theatre, Museum of the Riverina, and Regional Art Gallery, are just a short stroll from the hotel, as well as the city's shopping and entertainment precincts.

Lovely spacious room which included a three seater lounge. Everything was very clean. Bed was spacious and very comfortable. As we came from Qld into a cold Wagga Wagga we loved the electric blanket, and the heating was ample. The staff at reception and room staff were exceptional. They were extremely helpful and when asked nothing was too much trouble. Would definitely recommend.

So impressed with this little gem. Husband was having bicep repair surgery in Wagga, so we booked the night before and night of surgery. This motel is spotlessly clean, in the rooms and the gardens and lawns. The most fantastic salt water pool which was a welcome sight after the heat here last week. The owners and cleaning staff are so friendly and very helpful. There is a complex next door with takeways and restaurants and a Coles express at the service station if you need any snacks or drinks for your room. Calvary day sugery is on the other side and Calvary hospital is literally a five minute easy walk. Highly recommend this motel, especially if you are in need of using the hospitals in Wagga.

We were able to get in to the Wagga RSL Motel at very late notice due to a cancellation. The reception staff were fantastic and gave us heaps of details about where to go and what to do. The Motel is adjacent to the Wagga RSL and as guests we had access to everything the club had to offer. The included breakfast which was great was also served in the RSL club. Nice pool and grounds made a short visit thoroughly enjoyable. I would recommend this Motel to anyone either for leisure or business stays.

This motel is located in the older part of Wagga, so very handy for restaurants and shopping and with the river right next to the hotel, river walks. The motel is an older style property, modernised rooms, but with high ceilings and a very traditional feel. I found the room to be quite dark, but comfortable enough and very clean. Bed was firm and shower was excellent. There is some undercover parking on a first come first served basis. My only negative comments would be that milk is decanted into a mini milk bottle and given to you unsealed when checking in (never had this before) . The room servicing (if staying more than one night) I found to be quite poor, bed not made, bin not emptied and cup not washed (towels were replaced and the bathroom cleaned however) Otherwise stay was ok.

The hotel is nice, extremely well marketed, but don’t quite get all the the fuss is about. My ‘suite’ was actually basically a glorified tiny windowless cell like room that had no privacy, and a bedroom that the bed consumed the whole space with a window that was just a few cm from the car park. The bathroom had no heating and was absolutely freezing for the whole stay. The breakfast considered of 2 eggs, some homebrand muesli decanted into a jar and some yougurt also decanted into a jar. At least they were a bit more realistic & called it a light start breakfast. Calling the room a suite is like calling a motel a resort. Good & important thing was that the bed (that unfortunately took up most of the room) was extremely comfortable. It was actually frankly pretty disappointing after all the hype, a bit soulless and creepy with the sms checkin, no staff available just a phone and a key in the door. Guess I am a bit pernickety after the incredible marketing! Probably better to book a very big suite, that actually probably is a suite or stay at the Quest around the corner.