The Comfort Inn Western in Warrnambool has beautifully set out rooms for their guests. My partner…read moreand I stayed in a king room for 2, and as well as being a decently sized room, it was also beautifully designed and had some very comfortable features. The colour scheme here looked to be red, white, and brown, which worked together beautifully here in this design. The room comes with two leather lounges and a leather chair next to the TV. Three modern lamps. The two beside the bed were large fancy metal lamps, which I loved. The bathroom was up to scratch with modern day features. I love a shower that's closed in with glass walls. The room wasn't overpriced at all. Perhaps for what it is it was quite reasonable. I paid $130 for the room, and it a feels good paying a tad bit extra and getting a room that's not at all dated as what some hotels can be. The only small downfall about my stay was that the bar fridge in my room sometimes made a strange clicking and clacking noise, what can be disruptive, but never mind. Overall I did enjoy my stay at the Comfort Inn Western. It's very conveniently located to local shops and restaurants, and the beach fronts.

The host(s), Karen (and John), was a beautiful woman who was very accommodating and made a lovely…read morebreakfast! A cute little farm yard and a lovely suite with your own patio to watch the sunset! With GPS, this is an easy place to locate, but, good luck at finding any sort of dinner in the area... Boggy Creek Pub is the nearest place but worth a visit!

Stayed there last night and was very happy. We called and booked about 30 mins before arriving at…read more8pm. The room was basic but had everything we needed : water bottle, tea/coffee, fresh milk, aircon/heater, TV, fresh towels, toaster, plates and silverware. This meant we could have toast for breaky and made sandwiches for our hike. The man at the desk was lovely, and very trusting - he didn't make us pay until the morning we checked out and all he had was our name and phone number. The only negative was the shower head wasn't very good, some holes were blocked which prevented great water pressure, but really wasn't awful. Very happy with our stay and would come back again.

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!

Okay, there are better pubs in Warrnambool, but since this place brought me back for a second drink…read moreI must say that it wasn't all that bad. In part it comes across as a typical suburban pub with a sports bar, a small courtyard for the smokers, a bistro, and a room full of pokies, but it is the front bar that is pretty impressive. At night they have live bands, which while they do have a cover charge, if you happen to be in the pub before they set up you can get away with not actually paying. The front bar also has a decent selection of craft beers, which is another thing that I like, though they only offer them in the front bar. They also have a function room upstairs with a skydeck, however when I was here it was closed, which was a little unfortunate since I really do like my rooftop bars (and the courtyard was pretty ordinary). Not a bad place, but there are certainly much better pubs to spend a Saturday night.

Excellent food and very friendly service. This one is a good find. Well done to all concerned in…read morethis obvious refurbishment of a grand old pub.

Well, it might be called the Victoria Hotel by from my impression it was colloquially known as the…read moreVic. Anyway, this pub was actually quite a short walk from the motel we were staying at while we were in Warrnambool and it wasn't a bad pub, but nothing really all that exciting. Actually, my friend quite liked it namely because he said that it reminded him of pubs in London (though I haven't been to that many London pubs to be able to compare the two). The staff were okay, and they had a small front bar as well as a restaurant out the back (along with a bottle shop). It was a nice, quiet little pub but not one of my favourites.

Nothing fancy but clean/comfortable Best Western within walking distance to a beautiful park and…read morethe downtown area. Free parking included. The room we stayed in was pretty simple. Beyond the bed and bathroom (shower only) there was a small coffee table and a mini-fridge with drinks and snacks you could pay for. The mini-fridge came in handy to store some fruit and yogurt. Check-in was easy and the front desk attendant was friendly. Next to the front desk is the Clovelly restaurant, one of the top rated restaurants in Warrnambool. The best part of the Best Western is probably it's closeness to the downtown area. Just a few blocks away is the main downtown area with restaurants, grocery stores, and shopping. The town is very cute so it's worth the stroll over.

My wife, my daughter, and I stayed at this hotel for two days. We booked a family room with two…read morebedrooms; One a queen room, and the other two twin beds. Spacious with a large kitchen. We stayed in room #39, and had an entire floor of one of the buildings all to ourselves. Staff was exceptionally pleasant and friendly, and when we asked, steered us to visit the Tower Hill game preserve and Basalt Wines a short distance away. Office manager Raj was as delightful and friendly as could be. We had both breakfast and dinner in their restaurant twice. This is not a luxury hotel, but it is a clean and very pleasant hotel. The staff treats you like kings and queens, and you're smack-dab in the middle of a nice area. Grocery stores are a block away. You can't lose.

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.