Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel - Bathurst, New South Wales
Corner Great Western Highway & Oberon Road
Bathurst, NW 2795 Nightly Rates(87.25 - 134.84)2 Star
Property Description
Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel is pleased to provide modern and spacious accommodation that is sure to suit your every need. Newly renovated in warm, natural tones, our comfortable rooms and the inviting Cobb & Co Bar and Restaurant promise a soothing end to a busy day. Our facilities range from 4 star spa rooms to quality standard rooms. We are sure that whatever capacity you are traveling in, the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel will offer a style to satisfy your needs as well as your budget. Being Australia's first inland settlement, Bathurst is rich with historical and natural delights just waiting to be explored. After a long day taking in the sights and sounds of this warm and lively city, the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel is the perfect place to relax, unwind and prepare to do it all again! At the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel we aim to delight our guests by providing excellent service, meals and lodgings. We look forward to helping you discover the culinary treats of the newly renovated restaurant and bar. Named after the famous coach company, the Cobb & Co Restaurant offers a tempting a la carte menu. We invite you to relax in the friendly and intimate surrounds and ponder the specials of the day or, for our regular guests, revisit your favorite choice from the menu. The Cobb & Co Bar proudly hosts a comprehensive selection of fine wines. We have enjoyed developing a distinctive collection of wines from around Australia as a special treat for our guests. We trust that you will take pleasure in sampling the fruit of our labor. Our corporate guests appreciate the services provided by our professional office staff. We are happy to provide our guests with whatever facilities one might require, such as a photocopier or fax, and of course, dataports are available in every room. Naturally, the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel offers all of our guests those special touches such as dry cleaning and laundering, iron and ironing board, queen-size beds, air-conditioning, AUSTAR television, hairdryer, mini-bar and much more. We have ground floor and/or non-smoking rooms available. Please tell us how we can make your stay satisfying and enjoyable.
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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)
14 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
· From Sydney. A lovely 2 ½ hour journey along the Great Western Highway through the Blue Mountains to reach The Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel. · From Canberra. A 3 ½ hour tour through country towns like Boowora and Cowra to Bathurst and the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel. · From Dubbo. South along the Mitchell Highway is a pleasant 2 ½ hour journey on your way to the Best Western Coachman's Inn Motel.
Bathurst Airport 3 kilometers
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Local Attractions:
* 3 minutes from town center * Nearby from hockey trotting and horse racing * Nearby from Hill End Sofala, gold mining * Nearby from historic buildings * Nearby from Mount Panorama * Nearby from CBD University * 1 hour drive from Jeolan Caves and Abercrombie Caves Top Attractions: * Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit - Even if you're not in town for the big race, Mount Panorama is a public road, allowing all people access to drive a lap or two. On your journey around Mount Panorama, enjoy the scenic lookouts and visit the many attractions located on this famous circuit including the National Motor Racing Museum, Mount Panorama Winery and the Bathurst Goldfields. * Sir Joseph Banks Nature Park - Australian Native Fauna in a natural environment. * Bathurst Goldfields - An authentic reconstruction of a gold mining area that shows you how gold was mined in bygone days. The goldfields also feature a museum, operating steam engines, blacksmithing demonstrations and gold panning. * Sheep and Cattle Drome (Rossmore Park) - Home of the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Show, you can see and hear the story of our sheep and cattle breeds, join in and milk a cow, watch a sheep being shorn and see the wool being classed. After the show, perhaps indulge in some other activities like taking a hayride, feeding the animals in the nursery, horseriding, boomerang throwing or even archery. * Abercrombie House - One of the finest stately homes in Australia, Abercrombie House is privately owned and operated and is open for guided tours on most Sundays. * Caves - Whether you choose to experience the Abercrombie Caves or the Jenolan Caves, we assure you that you won't be disappointed. These magnificent structures are located within an hour's drive of Bathurst. Take a tour of the beautiful marble caves or visit the surrounding Nature Reserve with numerous swimming holes and a public fossicking area. Top Activities: * Joy Flight - Enjoy a vintage joy flight from Bathurst Airport. * Water Activities - Sailing, water-skiing and power boating at Chifley Dam, Carcoar, Lake Oberon, Wallerwang and Wyangala. * Four Wheel Driving - The areas south of Oberon are ideal for scenic tours by four-wheel drive vehicles or trail bikes. Wattle Flat Heritage Lands and the Bridle Track are two of the unspoilt areas perfect for four-wheel drive enthusiasts to have some fun. * Bushwalking - Surrounded by peaceful bushland and spectacular nature reserves Bathurst and district provides the bushwalker with the option to stroll through tranquil scenery or forge their way through rough terrain. * Fishing - An abundance of fishing areas with lakes, rivers, dams and streams to choose from and a good variety of fish to catch, Lake Oberon, Fish River, Turon River, Chifley Dam and Macquarie River are good fishing spots.
Transportation:
* 3 kilometer(s) from Bathurst Airport
Local Attractions:
* 3 minutes from town center * Nearby from hockey trotting and horse racing * Nearby from Hill End Sofala, gold mining * Nearby from historic buildings * Nearby from Mount Panorama * Nearby from CBD University * 1 hour drive from Jeolan Caves and Abercrombie Caves Top Attractions: * Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit - Even if you're not in town for the big race, Mount Panorama is a public road, allowing all people access to drive a lap or two. On your journey around Mount Panorama, enjoy the scenic lookouts and visit the many attractions located on this famous circuit including the National Motor Racing Museum, Mount Panorama Winery and the Bathurst Goldfields. * Sir Joseph Banks Nature Park - Australian Native Fauna in a natural environment. * Bathurst Goldfields - An authentic reconstruction of a gold mining area that shows you how gold was mined in bygone days. The goldfields also feature a museum, operating steam engines, blacksmithing demonstrations and gold panning. * Sheep and Cattle Drome (Rossmore Park) - Home of the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Show, you can see and hear the story of our sheep and cattle breeds, join in and milk a cow, watch a sheep being shorn and see the wool being classed. After the show, perhaps indulge in some other activities like taking a hayride, feeding the animals in the nursery, horseriding, boomerang throwing or even archery. * Abercrombie House - One of the finest stately homes in Australia, Abercrombie House is privately owned and operated and is open for guided tours on most Sundays. * Caves - Whether you choose to experience the Abercrombie Caves or the Jenolan Caves, we assure you that you won't be disappointed. These magnificent structures are located within an hour's drive of Bathurst. Take a tour of the beautiful marble caves or visit the surrounding Nature Reserve with numerous swimming holes and a public fossicking area. Top Activities: * Joy Flight - Enjoy a vintage joy flight from Bathurst Airport. * Water Activities - Sailing, water-skiing and power boating at Chifley Dam, Carcoar, Lake Oberon, Wallerwang and Wyangala. * Four Wheel Driving - The areas south of Oberon are ideal for scenic tours by four-wheel drive vehicles or trail bikes. Wattle Flat Heritage Lands and the Bridle Track are two of the unspoilt areas perfect for four-wheel drive enthusiasts to have some fun. * Bushwalking - Surrounded by peaceful bushland and spectacular nature reserves Bathurst and district provides the bushwalker with the option to stroll through tranquil scenery or forge their way through rough terrain. * Fishing - An abundance of fishing areas with lakes, rivers, dams and streams to choose from and a good variety of fish to catch, Lake Oberon, Fish River, Turon River, Chifley Dam and Macquarie River are good fishing spots.
Transportation:
* 3 kilometer(s) from Bathurst Airport
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