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STAY WAGGA WAGGA+SURROUNDS VISITWAGGA.COM 1300 100 122 #VISITWAGGA MOTELS , MOTOR INNS & HOTELS Best Western Ambassador Motor Inn & Apartments Lincoln Cottage Motor Inn 337-339 Edward Street (02) 6925 3833 313 - 315 Edward Street (02) 6925 7722 Single: $125 Double: $140 Single: $136 Double: $140 Apartment: $250 Mantra Pavilion Hotel Wagga Best Western Plus Charles Sturt Suites & Apartments 22-30 Kincaid Street (02) 6921 6411 Single: $149 Double: $169 Apartment: $189 82 Tarcutta Street (02) 6923 4100 Single: $139 Double: $139 Apartment: $230 - $499 Mates Gully Boutique Accommodation 38 Morrow Street (02) 6921 4241 Bolton on the Park Prices: $139 – $199 59 - 63 Tarcutta Street (02) 6921 6222 Single: $159 Double: $159 Apartment: $289 Mercure Wagga Wagga 1 Morgan Street (02) 6939 7200 Boulevarde Motor Inn Single: $139 Double: $189 Apartment: $184 305 - 309 Edward Street (02) 6925 5388 Single: $115 Double: $125 Quality Hotel Rules Club Wagga cnr Fernleigh & Glenfield Roads (02) 6931 2000 Burringa Motel Single: $129 Double: $129 39 Plumpton Road (02) 6922 3100 Single: $100 Double: $110 - $115 Quality Inn Carriage House cnr Sturt Highway & Eunony Bridge Road (02) 6922 7374 Carlyle Suites and Apartments Single: $135 - $165 Double: $135 - $165 148 Tarcutta Street (02) 6933 6100 Apartment: $229 Single: $129 - $159 Double: $149 - $169 Apartment: $200 - $220 Quest Apartments 69 Gurwood Street (02) 6923 7000 Centralpoint Motel & Apartments Apartment: $154 - $349 164 - 166 Tarcutta Street (02) 6937 2300 Single: $108 - $123 Double: $108 - $123 Apartment: $138 - $153 The Houston – Wagga 44 Kincaid Street (02) 5908 1321 Club Motel Single: $140 - $152 Double: $140 - $345 73 Morgan Street (02) 6921 6966 Single: $98 Double: $120 The Lawson Motor Inn 117-121 Tarcutta Street (02) 6921 2200 Comfort Inn Prince of Wales Single: $139 Double: $139 143 Fitzmaurice Street (02) 6921 1922 Single: $129 - $199 Double: $129 - $199 Townhouse Hotel Wagga & Apartments by Townhouse 70 Morgan Street/83 Best Street (02) 6921 4337 Garden City Motor Inn Single: $129 Double: $145 Apartment: $200 2 Day Street (02) 6921 3646 Single: $129 Double: $139 Wagga RSL Club Motel 156 - 158 Kincaid Street (02) 6971 8888 International Hotel Wagga Wagga Single: $145 Double: $159 Apartment: $279 Cnr Sturt Highway & Lake Albert Road (02) 6971 7007 Single: $139 Double: $139 Allonville Gardens Motel Palm and Pawn Motor Inn 3705 Sturt Highway (02) 6922 7269 68 Hampden Avenue (02) 6921 6688 Astor Motor Inn Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn 104 Edward Street (02) 6921 4328 1 Sydney Street, Tarcutta (02) 6928 7294 Australian Homestead The Junction Motor Inn Sturt Highway (02) 6922 7256 146 Ashmont Avenue (02) 6931 2900 Cache Accommodation 214-220 Baylis Street (02) 6921 2916 City Park Motel Legend: 1 Tarcutta Street (02) 6921 4301 Easy access rooms (contact property for more information) Econolodge Heritage Inn / Pool 244-248 Edward Street (02) 6921 4099 Pet-friendly at manager’s discretion Golf View Motor Inn & Apartments cnr Sturt Highway & McNickle Road (02) 6931 1633 Restaurant/Meals Wi-Fi Mercury Motor Inn 3935 Sturt Highway (02) 6922 7210 BED+BREAKFASTS Best Street B&B Riverglen Cottage 18 Best Street 0428 217 799 111b River Road (02) 6933 1284 or 0409 206 675 Single: $140 Double: $160 Riverine Club Iron & Grace Cnr Sturt & Tarcutta Streets (02) 6921 2031 Misoge Lane, Uranquinty 0423 911 821 SELF-CONTAINED Abbey Apartments Henderson’s Houses 97 Kincaid Street 1300 886 011 (02) 6922 3669 Single: $125 Double: $140 Units/Villas $140 - $160 Houses $180 Brae View Apartments Wagga Riverside Apartments (02) 6926 2396 0410 679 825 Apartments $170 - $220 Apartments $130 - $600 Globe Apartments (02) 6921 2388 Apartment $247.00 94 Best Street Apartment Roseleigh Manor (02) 6925 8651 or 0407 258 651 “Overdale” Pattersons Road Harefield (02) 6928 4420 Central Wagga Self Catering Apartments Straw Houses 0438 416 666 0488 255 747 Eunonyhareenya Cottage Wagga Holiday Apartments 394 Oura Road 0423 310 680 Lindsay Street 0417 674 778 Jude’s Apartment Wagga Short Term Accommodation 1/58 Simkin Crescent (02) 6926 4836 0448 892 442 Peter Street Serviced Apartments Wagga Wagga Country Cottages 86 Peter Street 0439 490 757 85 Hillary Street (02) 6921 1539 Little Bunda & Rosewood Cottages 0412 257 482 CARAVAN PARKS Wagga Beach Caravan Park 2 Johnston Street (02) 6931 0603 Cabins $70 - $125 PS $30 UPS $22 Airport Tourist Caravan Park Forest Hill Caravan Park 36 Allonby Avenue (02) 6922 7271 16 Allonby Avenue (02) 6922 7219 Big 4 Wagga Wagga Holiday Park Horseshoe Motor Village / 93 Hammond Avenue (02) 6921 4287 22 Horseshoe Road (02) 6921 6033 Carinya Caravan Park 449 Pine Gully Road (02) 6933 1256 PUB ACCOMMODATION Duke of Kent Hotel 125 Fitzmaurice Street (02) 6921 3231 Single: $50 - $70 Double: $70 Ashmont Inn Hotel/Motel Romano’s Hotel Tobruk Street (02) 6931 1899 cnr Fitzmaurice & Sturt Streets (02) 6921 2013 Collingullie Crossroads Hotel Victoria Hotel Sturt Highway, Collingullie (02) 6920 0166 55 Baylis Street (02) 6921 5233 Mangoplah Hotel William Farrer Hotel 29 Baylis Street, Mangoplah (02) 6928 5702 cnr Edward & Peter Streets (02) 6921 3631 Red Steer Hotel/Motel cnr Hampden Avenue & Old Bomen Road (02) 6921 1344 GROUP ACCOMMODATION/OTHER Borambola Sport and Recreation Centre Loyola House Sturt Highway Borambola (02) 6928 4300 1 Lord Baden Powell Drive 02 6925 5961 Camp Kurrajong Oura Road (02) 6921 7037 DISCLAIMER Published October 2016 by the City of Wagga Wagga – Visitor Information Centre. The following prices are provided by individual properties as an indication of their nightly rates. Prices are subject to change at the business’ discretion and visitors are encouraged to contact the property to confirm rates prior to booking. Properties listed with prices and shading are members of the 2016/2017 Wagga Tourism Partner Program. Star ratings provided are for properties listed with Star Rating Australia. No responsibility will be taken for any inaccuracies, changes, errors or misconceptions of any kind..
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