Top Hotels Near Warrumbungle National Park in from NZ$103

"Ticks All Boxes:) Will visit again! Thank you…."

"The Wagon Wheels is an excellent place to stay in Coonabarabran. Ive stayed several times and always will when passing through"

"Funky, Fun & Functional - Traveling from the States to see southern stars near Sliding Springs Observatory, I found this unique VRBO. Part glamping, part tiny house, this was perfect for a lone male traveler for a week. A restored antique travel trailer provided a funky but fully functional accommodation. Bed was comfortable, kitchen and clothes washer were functional and the outdoor shower had great hot water. Pleasant outside sitting area, lots of birds and a couple of horses in a nearby pen made it relaxing. A bit frayed around the edges and dusty reflecting the environment, but that’s okay. Host was accommodating and responsive but respected privacy. Would not hesitate to book for a single traveler or a couple. "

"Clean room in a central location with several food options close by. The free breakfast cereal and juice was a pleasant addition. "

"Best value for money stay possibly ever. Accommodation was better than would expect for cost. Plenty room. Clean and plenty room. Central. Staff accommodating of our late arrival. Would certainly visit again"

"A lovely clean and very convenient overnight stay during our travels. We booked last minute and needed a one night, pet friendly accommodation and were pleased to hear back from the very friendly host to accept our stopover. We wanted for nothing and couldn’t ask for better comfort, cleanliness and friendly service. "

"Power points in room are about 1.5 meters above floor level making it impossible to have cords long enough to charge phone, ipad, watch or battery pack Staff did not know wifi code and another staff member wasnt sure of code for guests level 1 and the code he gave it to try didnt work"

"Main light didn't work. Toaster didn't work. Very run-down"

"Quirky older rooms. Has all needed for self catering and handy to Siding Springs and the Warranbungles "