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Chinchilla Downtown Motor Inn
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The Club Motor Inn Chinchilla
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Which hotels in Chinchilla are good for families?
- If you’re road-tripping with the kids, make a pit stop at Chinchilla Great Western Motor Inn. Go for a splash in the pool or take in a movie thanks to the free WiFi. But what you’ll really love are the family rooms. With a queen-sized bed and three singles, there’s plenty of space for the whole gang to make themselves at home.
- Got a big family? That’s fine by Stonewood Villas. A three-bedroom villa will fit you all in. (Smaller villas are available too.) Hit the gym or relax on a lounger while the kids play in the pool. When it’s time to feed the troops, get cooking in your modern, well-equipped kitchen. Free WiFi and barbecue grills are a few other perks the family will love. Plans changed? Don’t worry. Wotif offers free cancellation on select hotels.
Where are the best located accommodations in Chinchilla?
- Acacia Motel, just off the Warrego Highway, is a short walk from the Visitor Information Centre and Railway Centenary Playground. Enjoy the simple, yet comfortable rooms, and when you’re not planning adventures or exploring, relax in the garden or fire up one of the barbecue grills. Don’t want to cook? Try the motel’s famous home-cooked meals delivered right to your room.
- If you want to be in the centre of town, park your wheels at Central Motor Inn. This place is much more than just a great location — with three bars/lounges, a restaurant and a nightclub, you’ll want to stick around a while. Did we mention the luxury unit with a private spa? We’ll get you the best deal possible so you can spend your savings on a bottle of bubbly.
Are there any pet-friendly accommodations in Chinchilla?
A boutique accommodation experience that’s pet-friendly, The Laurels of Chinchilla will welcome both you and your pooch. Sitting on the banks of Charley’s Creek, take the dog for a walk by the water, or go kayaking or fishing. When you’re done, chill out in the picnic space and garden at this historical Queensland homestead.
Why book with Wotif?
Whether you’re visiting on a mini-break or an epic road trip, we’ve got some of the best Chinchilla travel deals around. Our local expertise (we know what Aussies want) and free cancellation on select hotels make Wotif an easy choice. Go on, escape the city. Small-town Queensland awaits.
Part of the gorgeous Western Downs and with great hotel and motel accommodation options like the Chinchilla Motor Inn, Chinchilla is perfect for mini-breaks or as part of an epic Queensland road trip. It’s most famous for Melon Fest – the world’s biggest melon festival. For four days every two years, more than 20,000 visitors come from all over the world to have a go at all sorts of melon-related activities, such pip spitting, melon iron man competitions, melon tossing, a melon weigh-in, and even melon skiing (which is exactly as messy as it sounds). The 2019 Melon Fest will also be the town’s first with its brand-new Big Melon – Australia’s newest (and juiciest) Big Thing, which Chinchilla won as part of Wotif’s Next Big Thing competition. It’s one in a melon, so make sure you stop and get a pic!
But there’s more to Chinchilla than just your favourite fruit. If you’re feeling outdoorsy, head to the Chinchilla Weir, 10km south of town. It’s great for swimming, fishing, and bushwalking – perfect for when you (or the kids) need to burn off some extra energy. Or if you like your history, check out the Cactoblastis Memorial Hall at nearby Boonarga. The hall was erected as a monument to the Cactoblastis moth, which eats prickly pear – a noxious weed. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 1993 as a particularly unique part of Queensland’s history – as far as anyone can tell, it’s the only building dedicated to an insect. Or if you’re into geology, buy a fossicking license at the Chinchilla Visitor Information Centre and try to find a piece of rare Chinchilla red petrified wood. There are two sites you can fossick on and the team at the Visitor Information Centre will be happy to help you get started.
With so much to do and so many affordable accommodation options, you’d be out of your rind not to visit Chinchilla. Plan your getaway today!
Chinchilla hotels essential information
Accommodation | 14 hotels |
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Lowest Price | AU$94 |
Highest Price | AU$178 |
Popular hotels | Chinchilla Downtown Motor Inn, Chinchilla Motor Inn, Kings Park, The Club Motor Inn Chinchilla, The Palms Motel, Stonewood Villas, Chinchilla Great Western Motor Inn, The Commercial Hotel Motel, Acacia Motel |
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