Self-contained, airconditioned accommodation for 2 to 6 people.

Capella Hotel Motel in Emerald provides a wide range of accommodation for singles and couples through to groups. We have friendly staff onsite to ensure your stay is comfortable and all of your needs are catered for. Book your stay through us today!

Motel situated in quiet location, fully air-conditioned.

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Emerald Western Gateway Motel provides accommodation and has function or conference rooms.

Centrally located in the heart of Emerald, we welcome you to Motel 707. Family owned and operated, we provide budget and affordable accommodation. Motel 707 is conveniently within walking distance to local restaurants, coffee shops, takeaways and the CBD. We can arrange a late check-in if you are arriving after 9pm and are able to offer flexible check-out times before 12 noon at no extra charge. With free WiFi you can't go wrong with Motel 707. We pride ourselves on providing quality customer service and facilities for the duration of your stay. We offer room service meals with complimentary bacon, egg & toast delivered to your room from 5:30am - 7:30am Monday to Saturday. With meal packages to suit your needs, you won't have to worry about a thing. Get in touch with us today�offering comfortable accommodation at affordable prices, why stay anywhere else?

Residential Village for the mining industry

Workforce accommodation & hospitality services.

The Comet Rest is budget Accommodation in Comet.

The Pentland Hotel is a small country pub with friendly staff offering cold drinks, meals, rooms, free pool tables and free caravan parking / camping on site. Pentland is on the Overlander's Way, which connects Townsville to Tennant Creek. It's about 2.5 hours west of Townsville or 1.5 hours east of Hughenden. We have air conditioned motel rooms available and offer free unpowered sites. Meals are available Wednesday - Saturday. Popular meals include fish & chips, chicken kiev, beef burger and the pub favourite - crumbed steak.

Welcome to the Winton Outback Motel: UNDER MULTI AWARD-WINNING OWNERSHIP The Winton Outback Motel is a multi award-winning 25 room property, with a mixture of Queen, King and Family rooms in Standard as well as Premium options. There is also a converted house on the property with a wide array of accommodation alternatives within, including a fully self-contained kitchen in one section. Being ideally located just a 2-minute level stroll to local eateries/pubs and CBD businesses, the Winton Outback Motel provides Leisure, Corporate and Group travellers with the perfect position to base your stay. You never know, you might even see our famous Brolgas pay us a visit in the morning and/or afternoon for their meals ! Come and experience �the friendliest town in Australia� as Steve and Leesa refer to it as, whilst enjoying the comfort, service and value at the Winton Outback Motel. Providing THE very best Wi-Fi service of all Winton accommodation suppliers! PLEASE NOTE: Winton township is a Telstra-only service area

Bridgeview Training and Hire deliver machinery courses, machinery hire, container hire and accommodation. Our training programs are designed for the construction and mining industries. We deliver High Risk Work licence training, Safety short courses and Machinery training for the Civil Construction and Mining (Surface Extraction) industry. With 10 years experience, we have the knowledge and accreditation to be able to provide specialised training services for you onsite and on demand. We also do Recognitions of Prior Learning (RPLs or Conversions) for old WHS tickets to the new RII codes for mining and civil construction and Machinery Hire. We focused on servicing and training the workforce with a mature and professional business model. We achieve this by relaying our belief that safety is something that should be understood and not because it is a requirement. We have a responsibility to educate our clients and to change workers mindsets of staying safe within their workplace by the methods that they choose. We are straightforward about our approach on safety and its never too hard to implement. It may require a simple action of duty of care to prevent an injury or even a death. We will always live and work by the following two words: passion and simplicity. Feel free to contact us if you have any queries.

Nestled in the charming suburb of Charleville, Bailey Bar Caravan Park is a delightful haven for travellers seeking a peaceful retreat. Offering top-tier accommodation and exceptional facilities, our Caravan & Tourist Park provides a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its picturesque surroundings and friendly atmosphere, it's no wonder that Bailey Bar Caravan Park is the epitome of tranquillity in Charleville. Unwind, explore, and create memories that will last a lifetime at our idyllic retreat. So, why wait? Embark on your next adventure today!

Situated just 2kms (bitumen access) off the Flinder's Highway between Julia Creek and Richmond, our budget farm stay is a great way to spend a few days relaxing or as a quick stop over on the long trip between Mt Isa and Townsville. Guests can stay in the self contained studio accommodation or choose to camp among the large trees or on open grassed areas. Meals can be provided as part of a 'home stay' arrangement and drinks, food and emergency supplies are available from our small store. Sun downers are a feature of the tourist season which runs from April to October. Over this time we have twice weekly BBQ and games nights and Sunday Roasts are legendary. Our little bit of the outback is an artists and birdwatchers paradise. With an an art gallery on site, we are home to the famous 3.5 metre Brolga sculptures and art activities for family fun can be arranged. Other points of interest are the local CWA hall, our 104 year old post Office and an artesian bore originally sunk to service steam trains passing through to Darwin. We are part of a circle route connecting Richmond to Julia creek via the Punchbowl waterhole. We are also located just 15 kms South of a Flinders River crossing and 5 min's to small creeks. Optional birdwatching and redclaw fishing experiences can be arranged. Children love taking part in the the dawn or dusk feeding of our farm animals and are thrilled to meet Sebastian goat who is our friendly mascot. He is very welcoming and seems to enjoy turning up for photos. The open night skies at Corella Creek offer an opportunity to star gaze or spot the different species of owls and other nocturnal animals that live within the grounds and close by.

Hotel and pub at McKinlay

Bedourie Hotel is a charming and historic hotel located in the small outback town of Bedourie, Australia. Nestled in the heart of the Simpson Desert in Queensland, this hotel has been a beloved landmark and a home away from home for travelers since its establishment. Bedourie Hotel holds a significant place in the town's history, as it was built in the late 19th century during the peak of Bedourie's growth. It has witnessed the changing landscape of the region and has been a witness to the town's evolution over the years. The hotel's architecture reflects its rich heritage, with a classic Australian outback design that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Its warm and welcoming atmosphere creates a comfortable ambiance for guests, ensuring a pleasant stay amidst the rugged beauty of the desert. Accommodation at the Bedourie Hotel offers a range of options to suit different preferences. The hotel boasts cozy and well-appointed rooms, each designed to provide a comfortable and relaxing space for guests. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including comfortable beds, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and complimentary Wi-Fi access. One of the highlights of the Bedourie Hotel is its renowned pub, which has become a gathering place for both locals and travelers alike. The pub exudes a friendly and lively atmosphere, offering a wide selection of beverages, including a variety of beers and spirits. It's a perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the outback or to socialize with fellow guests and locals.