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"Very central but would ask for park side apartment as it would be quieter. Staff were friendly and the facilities good. Would stay again when visiting Ipswich."

"Clean and tidy. Staff are great."

"Yah, AC was good"

"Really enjoyed my stay. Parking was secure, room was comfortable and clean. Staff very friendly and reliable. Would definitely come back here again🙏❤️"

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"The Kooralbyn Valley certainly still had remnants of its glory days - it isn't impeccably manicured or polished, and it would be clearly classed as out-dated... And, I LOVED IT! My family + friends with whom we spent the long Easter weekend also share my sentiments. The place felt oh-so-nostalgic and unpretentious. The rooms and amenities are basic and quite clean, the grounds are maintained well enough. The beds are very comfortable, and were made everyday. The permanent staff members welcome you with warm, genuine and friendly smiles, even in passing. Karen at check in was patient and very professional. Tanya, Ri and Jenean at Lilies Restaurant for the buffet breakfast could work the floor with their eyes closed! The small team at the Pavilion Tavern took on an incredibly busy night that Easter Saturday like absolute champions. Foods and drinks are well-presented and served fresh in a timely manner respectively. We also celebrated a 50th birthday, and cakes "management" was made so easy from start to finish at the tavern. Our kids entertained themselves in the pools, play room, driving range and when necessary, with the huge TV in the rooms! The convenience of the little shopping village within walking distance allowed us to enjoy really delicious and authentic Indian foods too. Most in our group are well-travelled as well as acquainted with luxurious stays. Tell you what, enjoyment of this short stay will be a core memory for us all, adults and kids alike."

"Super friendly staff. Easy walk into town"

"Very helpful and friendly staff."

"The staff were helpful, but the hotel itself is old and rundown, and for a pub not to have a bistro was a bit inconvenient"