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Wellshot Hotel
Wellshot Hotel features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Ilfracombe. The hotel has family rooms. At the hotel, rooms are fitted with a wardrobe.
Saltbush Retreat
Boasting an outdoor swimming pool, free BBQ facilities and a free airport shuttle, Saltbush Retreat is a 3 minutes’ drive from Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Qantas Founders Museum.
Jumbuck Motor Inn - POOL - PET FRIENDLY SECTION - KING BEDS
Surrounded by lovely gardens, Jumbuck Motor Inn - POOL - PET FRIENDLY SECTION - KING BEDS boasts a saltwater swimming pool with outdoor seating.
Mitchell Grass Retreat
Set in Longreach in the Queensland region, Mitchell Grass Retreat offers accommodation with free private parking.
Albert Park Motor Inn-KING BEDS-POOL-SHADED PARKING
Offering an outdoor pool, Albert Park Motor Inn-KING BEDS-POOL-SHADED PARKING is just 2 minutes’ drive from Longreach Airport. It features air-conditioned rooms offering a flat-screen TV.
What guests said about Ilfracombe:
- 10Scored 10
Great value for money.
Great value for money. Shared bathroom but never a worry, very clean and tidy. Bed comfortable. Lovely balcony for drinks in afternoon or breakfast in morning from Cafe at front of Hotel. Meals were great and the staff awesome. Thar bar is a classic and entertainment at 4pm. Fully recommend. Very quiet town, Pub is it!!!
Ken and Robyn LukeAustralia - 8.0Scored 8.0
Ilfracombe was very central for us to see the area.
Ilfracombe was very central for us to see the area. We first went East to Barcaldine for the day and saw the Tree of Knowledge and visited the Heritage Centre which was a fabulous history of the labour movement in Australia; spent a wonderful day north, driving the amazing sculpture trail and visiting the Town of the white bull - Aramac; and, finally we drove west to Longreach to see the Qantas museum and Stockman's Hall of fame. There is also stuff to see in Ilfracombe, including the live machinery exhibit, Langbaker House which is apparently worth seeing as it is an authentic rather than a recreated local house, and the Folk Museum which we didn't see. Wouldn't have missed any of it.Julian BalmerAustralia
