Discover the Best Western Fairway Motor Inn and enjoy the resort facilities, including outdoor pool, tennis court and the renowned Merimbula Golf Course across the road. The Best Western Fairway Motor Inn is only two minutes from the fabulous beaches of the Merimbula district, where the sun, surf and sand can be appreciated. Experience the many local restaurants with water side dining, boat cruises, whale watching (seasonal), sailing and scuba diving which are all in close proximity.
Amenities
Laundry/Valet Services
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Coffee Maker in Room
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Safe Deposit Box
Tennis
Television with Cable
Room Service
Room Information
SUITE-1 ROOM 4 BEDS,KITCHENETTE
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* Suite-1 Room 4 Beds * Kitchenette
1 QUEEN BED,NO SMOKING
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* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking
1 QUEEN 1 SINGLE,AIRCON,2ND BED SOFA,KITCHENETTE
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* 1 Queen 1 Single * Airconditioned * Second Bed Is A Sofabed * Kitchenette
1 QUEEN BED,NO SMOKING,KITCHENETTE
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* 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * Kitchenette
Miscellaneous Information
Australian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
Check out time is 10:00 A.M.
Time Zone is Greenwich mean Time +10 (+9 during summer)
20 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
·From: the south. Take Princess Highway to Pambula, turn right travel two kilometers from the roundabout, the Best Western Fairway Motor Inn is opposite the golf course.
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Recreation:
* 1 kilometer(s) from boating * 1 kilometer(s) from rafting * 1 kilometer(s) from fishing * 1 kilometer(s) from golf course * 1 kilometer(s) from horseback riding * 2 kilometer(s) from surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from Main Beach, surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from Middle Beach, surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from downtown Merimbula, shops and restaurants * 3 kilometer(s) from scuba diving * 3 kilometer(s) from jetskiing
Nearby Cities:
* 26 kilometer(s) from Bega * 30 kilometer(s) from Eden * 160 kilometer(s) from Cooma * 180 kilometer(s) from Batemans Bay * 240 kilometer(s) from Thredbo * 260 kilometer(s) from Canberra
Local Attractions:
* 2 kilometer(s) from Bilyara Art Gallery * 3 kilometer(s) from The Warf Aquarium
Recreation:
* 1 kilometer(s) from boating * 1 kilometer(s) from rafting * 1 kilometer(s) from fishing * 1 kilometer(s) from golf course * 1 kilometer(s) from horseback riding * 2 kilometer(s) from surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from Main Beach, surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from Middle Beach, surfing * 2 kilometer(s) from downtown Merimbula, shops and restaurants * 3 kilometer(s) from scuba diving * 3 kilometer(s) from jetskiing
Nearby Cities:
* 26 kilometer(s) from Bega * 30 kilometer(s) from Eden * 160 kilometer(s) from Cooma * 180 kilometer(s) from Batemans Bay * 240 kilometer(s) from Thredbo * 260 kilometer(s) from Canberra
Transportation:
* 1 kilometer(s) from Merimbula Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from local bus * 450 kilometer(s) from Sydney Airport
Community Services:
* 1 kilometer from truck wash facility * 2 kilometers from truck repair facility * 2 kilometers from Pambula Hospital
Local Attractions:
* 2 kilometer(s) from Bilyara Art Gallery * 3 kilometer(s) from The Warf Aquarium
Transportation:
* 1 kilometer(s) from Merimbula Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from local bus * 450 kilometer(s) from Sydney Airport
Community Services:
* 1 kilometer from truck wash facility * 2 kilometers from truck repair facility * 2 kilometers from Pambula Hospital
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