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$87
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Dubbo (2.4 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Friendly staff, casual feel, comfy bed, will definitely stay again."
Tracey. Australia$92
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Dubbo (2.4 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Great modern room , comfy bed, would stay again"
Graeme. Australia$113
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Dubbo (2.4 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Very comfortable bed and loved the vintage furniture. The other guests that were there when we stayed were really nice and we all enjoyed sitting in the lounge area having a lovely chat by the fire. The..."
Louise. Australia$87
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Dubbo (2.4 miles from Dubbo Airport)
$73
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Dubbo (2.5 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"The staff were excellent - friendly and accommodating."
Elizabeth. Australia$272
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Dubbo (2.5 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Great location, handy to shops."
Cherie. Australia$76
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Dubbo (2.5 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"The staff the room it was quite"
chris. Australia$61
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Dubbo (2.5 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Staff catered to our book in needs. Bed were very comfortable. Quiet."
Dave. Australia$84
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Dubbo (2.5 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"For a family with two small children we found the layout of the room to be spacious. The full kitchenette an added bonus. The park opposite also made our little people very happy too!"
Alexandra. Australia$61
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Dubbo (2.6 miles from Dubbo Airport)
"Clean comfy and great value and the $10 Parma chicken and beef was delicious."
Keren. Australia| Abel Tasman Motor Inn | 2.7 miles | Shearing Shed Motor Inn | 3 miles |
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Nice friendly country town with great facilities. Loved the performing arts centre, conservatorium of music, zoo, parks, restaurants and cinemas. The only thing I would suggest is council get the bridges for the cycle path over the river completed. The cycleway map lead me to believe they were operational. It was disappointing to find both these bridges fenced of forcing me to turn back.
Dubbo is a nice place to stay on the way up to the Gold Coast. I wouldn't bother going to the Zoo as its over priced (families only consist of 4 people, have to pay extra for 5th person) and there really isn't many animals. Sporties is a very nice affordable place to have a meal and there is decent shopping to get the essentials. A big let down is there was only 1 chemist open at 8pm and they were pretty hopeless. The poor female staff member was so overworked while the pharmacist and the male worker really didn't do much.
Visited the Zoo and the observatory twice and on the check out day visited the botanical gardens. As it was too hot couldnt spend a long time in the zoo with the little one. Had a very nice experience of the observatory.Missed out taking the SLR else would have got some astrophotography for memories.
The zoo is a fantastic day out Short Street Cafe has a lovely menu and our breakfast was delicious. Super friendly staff. Bourke St butchers is a must. Pizza Capers and Gina's pizza's are always yummy and fresh. Very disappointed with the service and food at Oporto's, won't be back.
Simple town, other than the Zoo there is little else to see. It presents as quite shabby and run down with a lot of locally unemployed about the streets. The food offering in Dubbo is little beyond deep fried processed meat and white bread. McDonalds had the only fresh salad offering and fast food was the only available dining after 9pm if your travelling or or on business. No night spots to speak highly of, mostly table and chairs working mens pubs. Very few healthy or unprocessed food dining experiences, no exciting or interesting attractions of note but the towns people are friendly.
My car got broken into while I was at the athletics track. After talking to locals after this happened, they all told me this was not uncommon. I had to leave Dubbo before I planned because I couldn't get my car window fixed until 2 days later and had nowhere to safely leave my car unattended. I went out to my car one night and there was a gang of children in the carpark which made me feel quite intimidated, I went back inside, this happened before my car was broken into which is how I knew my car wasn't going to be safe. Dubbo really needs to start doing something about petty crime because apart from this, I thought Dubbo was a lovely place and I would have liked to have spent more time there... but I won't be back.
