Overlooking Burnett River, Riverside Hotel features free on-site parking, just 5 minutes’ drive from the famous Bundaberg Rum Distillery. Air conditioning is standard in all rooms.
Located in Bundaberg, 26 km from Bundaberg Port Marina, Bundaberg Park Village provides accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located opposite Alexandra Park, this boutique motel offers air-conditioned accommodation with flat-screen TVs and built-in DVD players. Guests enjoy an outdoor swimming pool.
Featuring free Wi-Fi, a swimming pool and a restaurant. Riviera Motel Bundaberg is 1.5 km from Bundaberg Railway Station and 5 km from the Bundaberg Airport. Guests enjoy free parking on site.
Featuring an outdoor pool and on-site restaurant, Smart Motels Bert Hinkler is just a 5-minute drive from Bundaberg city centre. Newly renovated rooms include free cable TV and a minibar.
Featuring free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool, Chalet Motor Inn is just 600 metres from Burnett River. A kitchenette with a microwave and refrigerator is standard in all studios.
JILL
Australia
Location was convenient for our work stay, room was very clean and had everything we needed for a one night stay
Bundaberg Coral Villa Motor Inn is a family-run (including pets) motel with free WIFI, where you will be greeted by ''Roxy the Dinosaur'' at the entrance.
We enjoyed our stay, the locals were friendly and while...
We enjoyed our stay, the locals were friendly and while there are not a lot of tourist attractions we enjoyed visiting the Bundy Rum distillery, the turtle information centre at Mon Repos, the Botanical Gardens and Bert Hinkler Air Museum and Bagara where we enjoyed the Bagara Beach Hotel modern, great location and food.
Graeme
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
It is not a pretty city but had all facilities.
It is not a pretty city but had all facilities. We went to visit family and the best part was the access to the pretty beaches of Elliot Heads and Kelly's Beach. It is a very busy town and you need a GPS to manage. We drove from Sunshine Coast and it took me 4 hours. Could have taken the train or flew. No public bus service. Many churches and the population seems totally Caucasian. Saw one Aborigine and a few Indian folk in restaurants.
Lots of retired people with their little dogs. The library is magnificent with a charity run café and many new books.
Carolyn
Scored 10
10
I was born in Bundaberg grew up there I have fond memories...
I was born in Bundaberg grew up there I have fond memories but upon returning after 20 odd years I was surprised by the changes, some for the good some for the worse nothing serious.
The city is very beautiful I would call it a garden city.
For a tourist I would say you there's plenty to see some of which are only available in that part of the world.
There are ample affordable hotels and motels plus great restaurants around the city.
plus the people are very friendly.
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bundy is good for brief stays to do specific activities such...
Bundy is good for brief stays to do specific activities such as turtle watching or trips to the reef. Surrounding countryside is fine as long as you like looking at cane fields and macadamia orchards. Local pubs and clubs are OK for meals. The town is a bit tired, with many shops closed or for lease.
Chris
Australia
Scored 10
10
Great location for a stopover from north Qld Coast to...
Great location for a stopover from north Qld Coast to Brisbane. Great beach area close to town. Tourist information centre well staffed and attractions in the town easy to get to. Lots of good food locations.
David
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bagara & Bundaberg are both very pleasant places to stay in.
Bagara & Bundaberg are both very pleasant places to stay in. We were only there for a couple of days, and it rained most of the time. We intend to go again, and this time go to Lady Musgrave Island. As our trip had to be cancelled as the weather was bad & it was too rough. There is a lot to see & do around Bundaberg. It's a very nice & friendly place.
Next time we would like to stay for a week if we can.
The spa bath in our ensuite bathroom was great, and the owners were extremely helpful when we had an issue with our car that was entirely unrelated to the hotel.
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