Hotels near Art Museum, Grafton

Self-driving tour through Grafton, equivalent to the domestic Hanting, the overall okay is the town's shopping malls, the restaurant is closed too early, to the late, what can not be eaten

The motel is small and busy. It is quiet at night. There must be a swimming pool because there is a key on the keychain.

The room number and door password given by text message, but the lock is broken, and it takes a long time to get the spare key to open the door.

I stayed here on a work trip recently for 4 nights. I've never met such a warm, hospitable host at a motel. Michelle is very friendly and welcoming, she can't do enough for you. The room I stayed in was great, with a nice firm bed. The bathrooms have been renovated, there is ample space as the rooms have a lounge area with a kitchenette and separate bedroom. Everything is decorated above and beyond what you would expect at a motel. Whilst the motel is on a highway, road noise tends to die down from around 8pm to 5:30am. You may hear a train go past at night (I did on two nights). I will definitely stay here again if I need somewhere to stay in Grafton.

The motel booked on the temporary road, the staff is very warm with Chinese. The room decoration is old, and the temporary night is not a big problem. Not far from the high speed is more convenient to hurry, the price is OK

What a Grafton gem! The Glenwood management team were tremendous. Very friendly and welcoming. We stayed in a grassy powered site, close to the pool over the Christmas/New Year period. Great sized sites that were very well maintained. A quiet and peaceful location away from the main part of town. Very central to the beautiful North Coast beaches. A great base for our day trips. Facilities were very good. Showers and toilets were always clean and in working order. Amazing water pressure! Great camp kitchen. Awesome BBQ and plenty of pots, pans and utensils. Picnic tables were scattered around the park for use by campers. Smooth, safe roads for the kids to ride their bikes. Pool area was great with lots of seating. There is a large lap pool plus a smaller kids pool both clean and with plenty of shade. Thanks again for a lovely stay.

Just 15 minutes from Grafton town centre, Clarence River Bed & Breakfast is really a gem you can’t miss. Very peaceful and nice surroundings. We were greeted by a lovely wallaby, Molly, when we arrived. The couple who run the B & B were very nice and friendly. Our room was upstairs with a balcony facing the river. We sat there enjoying the welcoming cheese platter and wine. After that we soaked ourselves into the salt and bubble bath, so relaxing. We also had our dinner here with the couple, we enjoyed our food had a nice chat too. The breakfast was simple but good enough to start your day. Before we left, we walked around the place and it’s really a nice place to stay for more days. Suitable for family too. One thing my partner and I love most are the timber furniture made by the owner, so unique and special. Highly recommend!

Old pub in the heart of town. I booked for 3 nights and for $50 a night, I wasn't expecting The Ritz. The accommodation is on the first floor, above the bar areas, so it can be a bit noisy if you're planning an early night. My room contained two single beds, a bunk bed, ceiling fan and a sink with separate hot and cold taps (the cold didn't work). It was not airconditioned, nor were the beds fitted with electric blankets. Having said that, extra blankets were supplied and I was not cold despite the fairly cool temperatures outside. There were no wardrobes or drawers and the carpet has seen better days. The shared bathroom/toilet area has been renovated and was as good as you might expect in a motel offering private facilities (and charging considerably more). TV, microwave oven and tea/coffee making facilities were available in the guests/residents lounge area. I only ate at the pub on one occasion. The menu is fairly typical pub bistro food and reasonably priced. I enjoyed the schnitzel I ordered. Breakfast is not served at the pub, but the early-opening River Cafe across the road fills that void very well. Boys, if you're looking for a cheap, no-frills stay in Maclean, this is the place for you (but perhaps not the wife and kids).