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Oasis Motor Inn Blackall
Blackall
Situated in Blackall, Oasis Motor Inn Blackall has a terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property. The motel features family rooms.
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raniya
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New Zealandthe room was absolutely beautifull love it
it was very hot the room ac was on when we enter it was so nice
thank you
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.0
Superb - What previous guests thought, 344 reviews
Price from
US$135.87
1 night, 2 adults
Blackall Coolibah Motel
Blackall
Blackall Coolibah Motel features a restaurant and a bar in Blackall. Blackall Airport is 4 km away.
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Jeffrey
From
AustraliaThe property exceeded my expectations. The room was big including shower and the massive new Hisense 55" Screen which I watched my foorty team play. The meal was marvelous and cheap for a T Bone & chips.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.4
Good - What previous guests thought, 120 reviews
Price from
US$97.37
1 night, 2 adults
Blackall Caravan Park
Blackall
Located in Blackall in the Queensland region, Blackall Caravan Park provides accommodation with free private parking. This aparthotel features a garden. The aparthotel features family rooms.
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DogMum80
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AustraliaAll needed amenities and the best thing... pets allowed ❤️🥰
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
Very good - What previous guests thought, 102 reviews
What guests said about Blackall:
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Blackall has an excellent information centre with very...
Blackall has an excellent information centre with very helpful staff. A map of the town with major attractions is available there. The hot baths are a great place to visit for the cost of $2. We also enjoyed the wool scour tour and the locals were very friendly and helpful. There is a walking track and some very good public art on various town buildings.Guest review byDeb McTaggartAustralia - 8.0
A very interesting small town in Western Queensland, full of...
A very interesting small town in Western Queensland, full of outback history and buildings including the famous and unique Woolscour building and operation. The centre of town has many interesting heritage buildings in the main street. The former Masonic Lodge nearby, now a cafe and gallery, is an architectural gem. A most informative self-guided history walk brochure is available from the visitors centre. A very worthwhile stop for a day or more on any trip to get a real look at Western Queensland.Guest review byKieronAustralia
