This is a lovely looking pub with a nice atmosphere. The restaurant part looks great but we sat in…read morethe pub part as we hadn't booked. The pub was really cosy and it was very busy for a Wednesday night. They have a good selection of beer (priced like Melbourne based on what we had) and the staff was lovely. We both had a steak from the restaurant and it was delish. It would have gotten an even higher mark if the potato wasn't half cooked. Next time in town is come back.

A cozy welcoming restaurant with British touch. A fireplace makes the restaurant warm…read more The waitress was friendly and supportive. After a long day on the great ocean road a good place to be. I had the potato soup, a huge bowl of. It was tasty and made the belly warm. It would be enough as main meal. As main course we both ate a special pizza baked in the wood oven. The pizza was extremely delicious. If you're on the way trough Warrnambool I really can recommend it.

Comfort inn western is not a 5 star hotel but it's by far one of the cleanest and well kept of the…read morechain that I have stayed at. I usually attribute comfort inn to more motel style accomodation. Low expectation, overnight cos u have to sleep somewhere type of place. Although admittedly, this one seems to have a lot more care out into it. The couple managing this place obviously takes a lot of pride and keeping of the rooms. Shower was clean, the queen room has enough space for a small 2 seater sofa and a single armchair. Overall it was a pleasant stay for me and likely to return. This is definitely my pick of the accomodation in this area.

First trip to Warrnambool in many years and we were not sure where to stay but we could not be…read morehappier with our choice of Comfort Inn Western. The rooms were exceptional for a Comfort Inn chain and the best we have stayed at in the chain. Rooms are very well appointed and looked after and the couple that run the hotel are lovely and clearly take pride in the accomodation and how things are maintained. Bed was a king size and comfy and the bathroom clean and with everything you need. Would definitely make this our choice on our next visit!

Nothing spectacular. Just like a KOA back home. Parking spot with hookups is $30/night…read more Clean stalls, decent showers. A little spendy for a camping spot.

The reception staff bar one seem to lack authentic friendliness one of them - the manager was so…read morerude I'd for so far as call him a charmless pig. The facilities are however quite good and well maintained, I wouldn't agree with their website that they are 'lush', they are pretty standard comparing with the other parks in the area. The pool is indoor and is on the cool side of heated but appears very clean and I liked the tiles. The village is walking distance to town but not to the beach or the awesome Lake Pertobe playground. During my stay there was quite a lot of 'Grey Nomads' who sit around under the awnings wanting to know every bodies business, if your in that age group it might work for you. Next time I stay in Warrnambool I will stay at one of the beach side parks as this one wasn't for me.

Do not trust the lockers/changing rooms with valuables…read more My phone was stolen from my bag in the men's changing room/locker area at Deep Blue Hotel & Spa (Warrnambool). The person who took it was a regular member, and the situation was later framed as an "accident," which is not credible based on what happened next. Here are the facts: The phone was taken and no one responded to my Apple Find My Lost Mode message requesting return/contact. The phone was not returned until after I tracked it using my laptop, requested obtained CCTV from Deep Blue Hotel & Spa, and filed a police report. I was able to follow the phone's location history to the person's home area before it was finally turned in to a police station over an hour away. If this was an "accident," the normal response would be immediate contact and return. That didn't happen. It only moved once tracking and police involvement made it impossible to ignore. Warning to future visitors: do not leave valuables in the designated lockers/changing rooms. If you bring anything you can't afford to lose (phone, wallet, cards), keep it on your person at all times.

Nice room Friendly staff…read moreAmazing amenities including various spas, salt baths, massages

Not bad little motel. I'm passing through and needed something easy, convenient and equipped for…read morecomfort and a good night sleep. I feel this place is above average for what I've seen for motels at this price. For the comes with a larger than usual kitchenette with ample bench space. If there were a sink of some sorts in this space than would be classified as a full blown kitchen. Also includes a microwave and full coffee and tea facilities provided. Also is a large pantry style cupboard just off the kitchenette adjoining the main area. There is also a lot of extra bench space opposite the bed where is also supplied a comfortable bar chair, excellent if you need to make some notes or simply somewhere convenient to eat any ordered in food. Adjacent to the bed is a solid 2-3 seater lounge, which doesn't appear to take up any more room as what it seems as the motel room itself is quite generously spaced. Other noted extras occupants receive are the DVD player with the flat screen 32" LCD, a small spa bath in the bathroom! which I'd love to try, extra storage space around the doorway, and a coffee table which is visible yet stored adjacent to where the TV is. I'm happy with my first stay so far, and when and if I pass through Warrnambool again soon this will definitely be on my check list. I feel right at home.

This was a bit of a grungy pub, however it wasn't bad. Mind you, it's not the sort of pub that I…read morewould spend more than a couple of beers at, however that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't a pub that I wouldn't make my way back to if I was in Warrnambool again. Actually, I'm a little bit surprised that it too me so long to get around to actually writing a review of this place, especially since such places to tend to rate higher than others. Okay, it is a typical locals pub, but the ambience isn't bad, and it feels that it is an okay pub if you are relaxed, and not overtly touristy. Okay, they didn't necessarily have anything special on tap, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing, even if you are like me and have developed a rather snobbish taste for craft beers. Definitely one I would go back to.

Normally when it comes to bouncers I generally smile and move on simply because they seem to be…read moreimposing and intimidating (and that is probably what the job description entails). However it is incredibly rare that you encounter a bouncer that actually knows how to be polite, and it was when I was sitting in this pub that I discovered such a person. Sure, it is not the most enjoyable of jobs, but when one asks you to do something and is incredibly polite about it, then it is something that you tend to remember. Okay, the pub itself was nothing outstanding, but it was a decent pub at that. Actually, it is an Irish pub, though the name still confuses me a little (it sounds more Chinese than Irish). When I passed through here though it was fairly quite despite it being a Saturday night on the Easter Weekend. Still I quite liked the place because the service was simply excellent. However, if you are a smoker then unfortunately there are only a couple of tables for you out the front.

I don't enjoy writing reviews like this, but since my experience was so utterly awful I feel I need…read moreto share it as a warning to others. My entire friend-group and I decided we would head to Seanchai to dance and have a good time. Several of us were leaving in the following week, so one big night out together was going to be the best send-off. We all got ready to go out, I actually spent 3 hours getting ready for this as I wanted to make sure I was well-dressed for the occasion. Upon arriving at the establishment we stood outside and chatted for a bit while we waited for a few of our friends to catch up, the bouncers even spoke to us and could see that we were in a group together. When everyone had arrived we lined up with our ID to enter the bar, the bouncers admitted four of my friends and then stopped me, they told me that I could not enter the bar because of the shoes I was wearing. I was born with a condition that had left the bones in my feet poorly-structured and after surgery and therapy I had been given a pair of specialised sandals to wear as they fix my foot posture and allow my feet to heal correctly. They are not thongs, they are not flip flops. They are sandals with numerous straps wrapping all around my feet, protecting them. I explained my foot condition to the bouncers and they very abruptly cut me off and threatened harm to me. I am completely confused as to why my peaceful response warranted such an aggressive and inappropriate reaction. It was incredibly upsetting and it made me feel unsafe, which is something that security guards are meant to prevent. My female friends asked if their shoes were okay, they were wearing thongs with one or two extra straps. The bouncers said their shoes were fine and stuttered as they tried to justify it with some reason about the structural integrity of their shoes. It became clear to me that this was discrimination, me being Male and Gay and they being Female meant they would be allowed in and I wouldn't. I have never experienced true prejudice until I came to Australia, but it is alive and well. The bouncers kept referring to my female friends as "babe" which was very condescending. They told me I am probably a drinker and am an irresponsible jerk, I do not drink alcohol, nor have I done for over a year. All I wanted to do was dance and have a good time as I've heard that this bar is great. I also cannot understand the logic behind the shoes rule anyway, since this is a seaside town and a holiday destination. I had no issues with my therapeutic-sandals in Byron Bay or Mildura. To add insult to injury four of our friends had paid to enter and were already inside, they had to come out and be out of pocket. The bouncers knew we were all together but I suppose they just wanted to make the bar an extra 40 dollars. One of my friends who had paid came out to see what was happening and then re-entered, she was violently grabbed by a female member of staff who screamed at her demanding 10 dollars. You couldn't make this kind of mistreatment up, honestly. I made wonderful friends in this place, I planned to go out with them as a last goodbye. But all I got was discrimination on several levels, threatened with bodily harm and incredible upset and guilt as two narcissistic bouncers ruined our night out and scammed our friends out of cash in the process.

I'm not really sure if this pub actually knows what it is supposed to be. On one side there is this…read morefacy pants restaurant, however you go over to the other side it is sort of an old man pub, but it has a menu offering food at fancy pants prices and having craft beer on tap. It is of - no actually it really baffled me - what's going on here. Mind you, it is probably in a bit of a transition, but it still seems to be one of those pubs that the locals regularly flock too, no matter what transformation it is undergoing. However, the front bar is still pretty tacky, though I suspect that that is not going to last too long.

This place is full of things to do with the kids! Such as pool and arcade games. They had a diverse…read moremenu with something for everyone. I ordered a garlic pizza, one of the best pizzas I ever had. It was a bit small though, I also ordered the calamari bit bland but the huge drinks made up for it.