So, the part of the city on the other side of he Murrumbidgee is much smaller, well, at least North…read moreWagga, there are a number of newer suburbs springing up near the university. Still this pub was pretty packed when I visited it. Yeah, it was actually a pretty decent pub, even though the beers were only ones produced by the majors. It actually has a pretty large beer garden out the back, but that generally doesn't surprise me with a lot of the country pubs. It does look quite large, but that is probably because it is on the main road coming in from the North.

I remember visiting this hotel when I was 15 or 16 with my father (about 30 years ago) I recently…read morereturned 12 months ago and had a meal at this hotel, and it was great, the owner is very friendly and welcoming, its a lovely old fashioned country pub

Well, I'm not surprised with the name of this pub since it happens to be across from a sporting…read morefield, though it doesn't seem to be a major one. Then again there doesn't really seem to be a major one in Wagga, namely because it is a regional city, and not a huge one at that. Mind you, it does have a pretty decent sized beer garden out the back, and it was pretty busy, then again that probably has to do with it being Easter Thursday. I did quite like it though, even though it was difficult to find a seat indoors.

Probably one of the best dinners I have ever had. The schnitzel was really good, it was big and…read morefilling alongside the chips which were amazing. The service was very quick. Great atmosphere in the restaurant and a place I would DEFINITELY visit again!

I would say that this is a railway station pub, but it is a bit of a hike from the station proper,…read moresince there isn't a quick way to actually cross over the railway line. Sure, as a country pub it is pretty standard, but to be honest I did actually quite like it, even if it was just he service, which I have to say that was pretty good actually. So, even though the beer was limited (which is what I generally expect from country pubs) it was still pretty good.

This pub did feel like it was on the outskirts, though it was also near the riverbank, and there…read morewere a few houses around. Actually, the area felt quite tranquil, and the pub really did have that small country town vibe in that it was actually the centre of the community. Okay, the beer options were quite limited, but there was quite a bit of charm going on here. Honestly, it had be a pretty good vibe that I rather liked.

Food was delicious and very filling. Food was fast for a family of 4 but steak was undercooked…read more Asked for medium but got a rare steak instead but the pizzas were very good. Overall, not a bad experience but you have to be specific with your order, like cooking it medium or laying off the peppercorns.

I have to say that this was a pretty awesome pub, and a pretty big one as well. In fact it seems as…read moreif it is one of those pubs for the younger crowd since it doesn't have the feel of the type of pub the the country people visit. Then again it also has that country feel about it, the type of feeling that I don't quite get from a city pub. In fact this pub has quite a lot going for it, even a games room that contains games that don't involve hoping that a press of a button will result in a jackpot. Yeah, it was pretty cool.

I was quite a bit of a hike to get to this pub, but then again we were walking, so there was that…read more Well, we probably could have caught a bus, but it sort of felt as if it was actually quicker to walk that to spend time waiting for one to turn up, if it turned up. So, the pub kind of wasn't all that bad. It had some charm about it, and did feel as if it had been around for a while. Well, it wasn't old as in the ones closer to the city, but did feel like it wasn't tacky like the new ones. I guess I kind of liked it.

It did look like a proper pub, and the name suggested that this was the case but when I wandered…read moreinto the bar I discovered that it was quite small, and most of the lot was taken up with motel rooms. I suspect some time in the past it was a proper pub but it has decided that it could make more money from simply being a motel. Despite that the service was actually really good, and it is close enough to the station that you can grab a beer while waiting for the train (which only comes twice a day anyway).

By far the best hotel in Wagga Wagga. The rooms are clean and updated, with the bathrooms being…read moreparticularly nice. They have a really modern and sleek look and appear to have been updated recently. There's plenty of parking, and a park, gym and pool across the street that you have access to when you stay. Also, if you're staying for the week and need some provisions, there's a mall with a Woolies and Coles in it just across the street too. The staff are friendly, the hotel restaurant, The Oakroom looks really nice, but the prices seen steep, so I haven't eaten in there yet. Great hotel in Wagga, and if you don't want to stay in the dodgy looking motels, then it's really your only option.

The Townhouse International is centrally located in the heart of Wagga and within walking distance…read moreof shopping centres, cafes, restaurants and pubs. The rooms are clean and well appointed modern rooms with lovely well appointed bathrooms. They have a deal with the aquatic centre and gym half a block away so you can swim and workout for free. The bed is comfortable and the pillows are perfect. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Wagga.