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Brushgrove, NSW
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7 years ago
This hotel was recommended to us for a pub feed and it didn't disappoint. There was a great atmosphere and live music. The place was packed but there was still plenty of room and great food. Definitely recommend it. read more
Brushgrove Hotel - Exterior - Hotels Near Me - Brushgrove, NSW
6 Clarence St
Brushgrove New South Wales 2460
Australia
(02) 6647 6201
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Rooftops Bed and Breakfast
(1 review)
A call from the road while heading south one Friday evening luckily scored us the Up and Go room…read more Warm hosts greeted 2 weary travellers at 9.40pm and promptly showed us to a lovely room. The tour of the top floor revealed a large lounge room, kitchen and plenty of tea. Do yourself a favour and check out what's in the biscuit jar. Room was warm, the double bed very comfortable and we both slept very soundly. The decor throughout isn't new looking but everything is very well tended and I found it charming in it's own way. Very true to the familiar 'staying at a friend's parent's house while your friend isn't there' vibe that I love about B&Bs. Hosts Sandra & Darryl were lovely and it seemed almost a shame that we had to get moving and couldn't chat for longer. Very affordable even if just stopping over for the night. Would love to come back another time and stay in the room called Middle Earth. My Tolkien fangirl side is insisting on it!
From the owner: We offer a selection of well appointed rooms with extras to suit.read more
Yamba Shores Tavern
(2 reviews)
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I had a really great time at this Tavern! My friend and I started with their Fish of the Day…read morespecial for $25 and it was a fish I never tried but really enjoyed. It came with a large portion of fries and a small salad with vinegar dressing. They have a lot of good entertainment here (i.e. pool table, jukebox with amazing selection, and slot machines to gamble.)
The tavern was full to capasity on Fri night which we expected at this holiday time of year, tables…read morewere all taken and we had to wait in a long line up at the bistro but this didn't seem to bother anybody and there was a lot of talking and laughing while waiting to order. We shared the table of an american couple we met in the line up whilst waiting to order. Although it took a while to order it didnt take long for our meal to arrive, I had the chicken schnitzel and although rather large (with I thought too many chips) was absolutley beautiful and quite inexpensive. Dispite the amount of people there we didn't have to wait long at the bar. All the staff were rushed off their feet all night but this didn't seem to effect the service. After dinner we listened to a reggae band "Ragga Jump" who were great. The recent renovations at the tavern are great and I know I'll be returning quite frequently.
Hotel Illawong
First time visiter to Evans Head :), came here to visit a friend who is here on a working Visa :)…read more Didn't know what to expect cause i found this place on trip advisor and it had 3 reviews.. a negative 1 star reveiw, a semi bad review and a pleasant review.. In all honestly I'm more than happy with my 5 star review cause there is nothing to fault with this place... I'm thinking that the previous reviewers might be used to the 4 star luxury pub hotels back home in their respected citys lol!! If anyone can find a fault with this 2 star hotel with a single room bed for 1 person with shared bathroom for $27 a night - to a double 2 person room with private bathroom and shower and balcony for $88 a night, pleasd do so. But keep in mind that this is a small town between Grafton & Ballina and that your staying at Pub Hotel not just a hotel :)!! The Bistro had delicous food here aswell, had the fishermans basket myself and was pleased with the outdoor seating area where you could sit down and chill out with a cold beer with the locals :), and everyone says Hello or how are you over here.. a bit like Europe.. am just suprised cause you don't get that from many Sydney siders lol.. All in all I loved my stayed here at Hotel Illawong and on my next visit I won't be staying anywhere else but here :)! !
Top food and wonderful staff. I am not a big "pub-person" but I will never go through Evans Head…read morewithout popping in for a drink and a bite.
Harwood Island Hotel
(4 reviews)
4 stars for the local country pub charm…read more If you're looking for that real country pub experience then look no further than the Harwood Hotel. Situated just under the Harwood Bridge and nestled against the sweeping banks of the Clarence River this local pub in a town of about 400 people is friendly and welcoming in a way that you would only find in country Australia. Whilst it doesn't look like much they have a wonderful pub menu which includes fresh local seafood, steaks and burgers. Their dinner menu is more extensive than their lunch menu but they are only open for dinner from Wednesday - Sunday. The front porch has wonderful views of the river and the bridge which is perfect for a sunny summer's day. The quality of the food is quite good as well, I had salt and pepper squid which was not only fresh (locally caught) but only lightly battered which makes a change from the thick batter that you usually get at pubs. The chips that came with the meal were perfectly cooked, thick cut and crispy. A fun feature of the pub is the pontoon just outside on the river for boat parking, so if you're a local or staying in one of the surrounding towns such as Yamba or Maclean you can take a half hour cruise up the river and park just outside the pub. Perfect for a summer's day!
We were asked for proof of vaccination even though there is currently no requirements in place by…read moreNSW Health saying that people HAVE to be vaccinated. So my beef is that if you want to impose your own requirements for entry then at least put that on your Facebook page and website. Be upfront. Our group has vaccinated and unvaccinated people and we would not have wasted our time, money and energy going to a place that doesn't allow everyone entry. At least have the balls to put it on your website and fb page. Go to Sanctus Brewing Co they welcome everyone and have great service.
Abbey Motor Inn
The old rooms are really old and dated. I'm not sure how the old owners let it get like this. The…read morerooms would have been dated in 1990! But the hotel has new owners now - an enthusiastic young couple who are really keen to make this business great. The new rooms are awesome, but unfortunately I had to have an older room this stay so I can only review based on that. The $10 breakfast deal is excellent value. When all the rooms are rennovated, this hotel will be superb. The old rooms are really old, and even depressing in a way, but it is very clean and owners with this much enthusiasm should be supported.
Great Northern Hotel
This pub was rather quiet when I turned up, but that might have had something to do with it getting…read moreclose to closing time. Well, fortunately for me I was still able to pop in for a drink, so as to mark off all of the pubs in Grafton as opposed to having one left there hanging like a loose end. I found this place rather pleasant though, particularly since the service was rather good, and they even had some nice beers on tap, which was sort of lacking in other places. This place was actually rather nice, even if it was somewhat quieter than the others.
Wardell on the River Hotel
$$$
Wardell is a very nice hotel. I'd recommend staying there if your in the area! Staff is very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable and the hotel is very clean!
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I was going to give this place a pretty bad mark considering that I literally got no sleep…read morewhatsoever due to the trucks pretty much roaring past all night, until I realised that not only that they don't charge an arm and a leg for you to stay here, but they also helped me out as well by looking after my bags while I went wandering around the town the next day (namely because the train didn't get there until about 5:00 pm). Considering that it is on the main highway between Sydney and Brisbane I shouldn't be all that surprised, so really, this is an okay place to stay for a night, but not really much longer.
It was ok just for a stop over/ one night stay, I wouldn't stay more then one night tho. Location…read morewas great but room/bathroom could be updated. The price was ok for what you get. Staff were great helpful and friendly.
Honestly, I ended up spending way, way too much time here. I guess it had a lot to do with one of…read morethe trains breaking down, which resulted in my train, which was coming from the opposite direction, being delayed way too long - something like about two hours. Honestly, there really isn't all that much to do here when all you are doing is killing time waiting for a train to arrive.
I'm going to have to say that this is by far the best pub in Grafton. I would say that is saying…read moresomething, but there were some other nice pubs as well (sort of). However, as a pub this place is pretty awesome, even if it is only for the views over the river, and the restaurant that is located in that part of the pub. Not only that but they also had some nice beers available, something that I am generally going to appreciate. Oh, and there is a decent sized beer garden (for the smokers at least), and some great staff as well.
This place is definitely one of those old school country pubs, and the atmosphere is actually…read morepretty cool. Sometimes country pubs can be a little intimidating, but I certainly didn't find it the case with this place. In fact, I found the atmosphere to be quite welcoming and rather friendly. The staff were pretty cool, and while it wasn't a big pub, and it is also rather out of the way, I did find it quite relaxing.
I only stayed here for one night, but this is by far one of the nicest places I have ever stayed…read morein. We had an easy access room, which was huge. It had a double bed, a queen bed and a single bed. The room was very spacious and had a dining area, a big kitchen and a big lounge room. If you want to use the wifi, DON'T MAKE AN ACCOUNT AND DON'T PAY FOR IT!! Call reception, and they will give you a username and password where you can get unlimited wifi for free. I almost payed for wifi thinking that it was not complimentary. The speed was decent. It only allows one device connected to the wifi at a time per room. We had continental breakfast, which allowed us to eat all the cold things, like some selected pastries, cereal, and it also included toast. The location was excellent, being only a few minutes away from shops and the beach. The pool was very nice and big. The hotel overall had lots of things going on the keep you entertained. Overall, this stay was extremely pleasant. I am DEFINITELY going to be coming back to Yamba and staying at the Angourie Rainforest Resort.
Stayed a night but could have stayed a week. Great location and facilities. Huge rooms, awesome…read morelayout, clean and very kid friendly too. They have indoor and outdoor play areas, pools, spa etc. Would have given them 5 stars but in winter when the huge spa is the most popular area they put up a sign declaring it an adults only area forcing kids to freeze in the main pools (supposedly heated but not that warm in winter of course).
When it comes to country pubs I tend not to expect too much, except for what I would expect from a…read morecountry pub (and I've been to a few now). Well, this is certainly your typical country pub, and it really has a charm about it that I really liked. Okay, it certainly wasn't one of the best pubs that I have been to but it was certainly lively, and I didn't feel too out of place either. Yeah, I liked it.
This was another one of those rather quiet pubs that I ended up visiting while spending the night…read morewandering around Grafton. Well, that wasn't going to be the theme for the rest of the night though because it turned out that this was somewhat of an exception when it came to pubs in this part of town, particularly on a Friday night. Still, this one was nice and the staff were rather friendly as well.
This is another one of those happy accidents that happened to me. Basically I was wandering back…read moreinto the centre of Grafton and I happened to be on this road that had a pub that I basically new nothing about. A part of me thought that it may have been closed, but that turned out not the be the case, so I wandered inside. The first thing that struck me was how cool the bartender was, and the second was that they had a pretty awesome, and quite large, beer garden out the back with some really nice and comfortable couches. Actually, the pub itself had some really nice quite places for me to sit, so I'd have to say that I did quite like it.
This is a great Pub with friendly patrons and a variety of good cold beers. $10 lunch time special…read moremeals available for the budget conscious traveler or locals. Great beer garden and friendly Publicans. Accommodation available for travellers.