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'All the staff at Coachman's Inn were excellent, they bent over backward to help and nothing was too much trouble.'

'Old style motel. Clean room and easy parking. OK for overnight stay. Driving distance to the main shopping and restaurants. Suggest the RSL Club for a meal.'

'The staff were accommodating with our stay.'

'It was a great place to stay and we had a very warm welcome. Very clean rooms and clean linen. Would recommend this Motel'

'Wat een bijzonder mooi gerenoveerd convent! Wat een pand met historie! Mooie kamer! Heerlijk ontbijt! '

'Gunstig aan de rand van Warwick gelegen motel, zowel om naar het centrum te gaan maar ook aan de uitvalswegen. Zeer vriendelijke staf!'

'Great location as you can walk to the town centre quickly. Staff were nice .Rooms were cleaned well except the pillows. I have only a few things I dislike, remember we tend to comment on the things we dislike. The room had an ant problem, bed pillows smelt of body odour and absolutely rubbish lighting in entire room. Putting on makeup was hard as no natural or proper bathroom lights. Oh wait , I could hear all the noise very clear from the pub as we were positioned next to it but fortunately...

'Convenient location just off the highway (but quiet) and close to the Main Street of Palmerin Street. Spacious with a large comfortable bed and all amenities. '

'Consistently excelent service and accommodation. warm afetr hours welcome! Thanks.'

'Yes, plenty of cafes near by. Clean rooms and friendly staff. '

'Presented as a charming country hotel, the Criterion- the Cri, has significant pros & cons. My goal is to provide realistic expectations; if you seek a basic comfortable stay - this is NOT your place. If you want boisterous pub atmosphere, this is your place. Overall; pleasant staff, standard pub fare, awful overnight experiences. Management’s priority is the pub patrons - we applaud them for taking this responsibility seriously. However, we chose this location for its represented charm &...

'Easy enough to get to and a bit quieter, as it was not in the Centre of town.'