Terrible service. Took over an hour to get our food. Food is average. I do not recommendread more

Had the pleasure of enjoying a fantastic meal at the Peel Inn tonight. For pub grub it was…read morerestaurant quality. Great value for money with friendly service and the meal was served in an appropriate time. Will be back.

Comfortable stay in Tamworth! This is a clean and well-run…read moremotel just a couple of kilometres from the centre of town. It's an older style motel, but the rooms are clean, spacious and well equipped. The owners are friendly and the free drink on arrival was a nice welcome! This is a great option for a budget friendly stay in Tamworth!

Stayed in the two bedroom unit. Very clean. Room is dark in front section (kitchen is dark blue)…read morebut that isn't an issue; I just like light. Tea and coffee provided as standard but kitchen does have equipment to cook for yourself. Bathroom large with shower over spa bath. Helen at reception was absolutely lovely. Perfect hostess.

Popular pub with great food This a lovely pub that looks…read morelike it has been recently renovated. The menu is a cut above the standard Aussie pub menu, and the food was really good. Our steak was cooked perfectly and our pork medallion was tender and tasty! The service was friendly and fast! There was no public holiday surcharge on Good Friday! It was just a bit too noisy to enjoy a relaxed dinner though!

In the wake of the Australia Day celebrations, our folks brought us to the local pub hotel. We've…read morebeen to the Bowlo during a preceding visit, and though the Chinese was good, what I really craved was a good steak. And I wasn't disappointed. The Kootingal Hotel has ample angle parking on the street on both sides of the road and plenty of space to manoeuver your ute around. Ambience *** The outdoor seating of the hotel is the cream of the crop. If it weren't a drizzly miserable day we'd have been enjoying the ambience outside sitting on timber benches at long tables, enjoying the bush background, and the new playground. Unfortunately we were stuck inside, where the atmosphere wasn't quite as 'Sunday BBQ' as I might have wanted, giving the outside seating longing looks throughout our meal. The inside dining area is in need of the same upgrade outside has received. The plastic ivory provides the slightest of possible improvements. The moment the stiff blue carpet and old school canteen style furniture goes, it needs to go with it. The saving grace of the dining area is the artwork gracing the walls. Typical Aussie style comical art offsets what would be a bland and boring setting. It will take some ingenuity of the owners to bring this space to life. But on reflection, if the relaxed outside look is as easily accomplished as it looks, maybe they won't have any trouble. Service *** This looks like the kind of place high schoolers come to work on their off-school hours. I wasn't overly impressed with the service, but I have no major complaints. It would be nice if we received a few more smiles, or a bit more geniality from staff, but at the same time there were no scowls or grumps around. Nothing particularly impressive, but nothing to turn me off. Food **** Damn, the steak was good. I regularly order anywhere between blue and very rare, and if only slightly oily, the steak was juicy as I could have loved. The juices soaked the chips buried underneath to bloody, salty, crunchy sticks of... just yum. The sauce wasn't exciting, but mushroom sauce rarely is unless it's done with a lot of love, and I didn't feel it this time around. The salad was fresh and crisp, belying my expectation, given the setting. Everyone except hubby had a steak, but he chose a burger (typical habit). The schnitzel burger looked as appetising as the photo shows, and he thought the chicken tasted 'like real chicken' as opposed to bought in fresh-frozen options some kitchens choose. Drinks **** Unlike the local Bowlo, the house wine doesn't come in a cask, and I actually enjoyed it along with my steak. The prices was right as expected, and we went away with happy tiddly buzzes. Overall A nice little venue to have a steak and a beer - as long as the sun's shining long enough you can use the outside dining area. There are a handful of pokies and sports betting facilities for those of you wanting to prolong your visit.

Great feed and fast service in a busy period. Friendly service and food was deliciousread more

Lovely motel Very clean…read moreRooms are small Great location Friendly staff Great breakfast Definitely recommend

Staff are very helpful…read more Rooms are dated and they need a handyman to fix up the little things Great location Rooms for the whole family

Clean fresh modern quiet and a great laundromat. A good laundromat makes a good stay. Wish there…read morewere nice cabins like these with doors on the rooms when our kids were little. This has been luxury compared to a 10 m2 hotel room for same price.

This hidden gem is just on the outskirts of town. But it is the place to be during the Country…read moreMusic festival and I would argue, that it is always the best place to be. They only have 6 rooms, so they may go fast. We came during the off season, and couldn't be happier. We are right across the street from the LongYard Hotel. Those not familiar with Aussie talk, that means food and bar. They don't actually have accommodations. But, just in front of them is the infamous golden guitar, and they do have a motel accommodations. We stayed at this chíc B&B for about $50 more than the Golden Guitar motel for 5 days. Totally worth it. Each room has its own bathroom attached. Ours has a whirlpool tub that holds two and a separate shower. The owner/operator was going up town the same time as us, and dropped us off. She asks that you set out your menu requests for breakfast by 2100. You can specify the time you like to eat. You have access to the bar. She doesn't have a license to sell alcohol. But you can store and serve yours from there.