Townhouse Hotel

I know everyone else is generally rating the Townhouse quite highly, but we had the worst night’s sleep we have ever had in an Australian hotel in room 315 of the Townhouse. It had been a 34 degree Celsius day in Wagga. As we made our way to our room on the third floor, the hallway felt like a furnace. There was no air conditioning in the hallways, but no biggie. As long as our room was cool we didn’t care. We put on the air conditioning and went out for dinner. Unfortunately, the air conditioning unit in our room wasn’t working properly. When we got back from dinner the room was still pretty warm. There was a whole lot of noise with very little cool air. I reckon our room temperature hovered around 25-26 all night. With a long drive ahead of us the next day, it was stressful to know we would not be well rested. So no, we did not have a good stay at this place. I would strongly advise anyone who has booked accommodation at the Townhouse during summer to check the air conditioning in their rooms before staff leave for the night. Otherwise I agree with other comments that the location is good, but the internal windows looking out onto a corridor are weird. Our room was compact but clean and refurbished. We will definitely go somewhere else the next time we are in Wagga.

What a ripper find. Such a good place to stay. Well located and really comfortable. Staff lovely too. Parking easy. Cold outside but room toasty. And the all important. The shower. Great pressure and easy to regulate. Breakfast was also a winner

Fantastic, highly recommend. Accommodation was clean and tidy, and was always tended to while we were gone to keep. Staff were very friendly and nice. A great down to earth rustic cultural vibe there. Restaurant is also very good with great options and breakfast is a good option too. Would definitely go back there again.

Rated it 4 stars mainly due to value for money we stayed in a standard room which was modern the bed very comfortable, the staff were very friendly. Parking limited onsite but plenty on side street for larger vehicles. Bathroom small but functional. Lovely large towels. Great for a night stay so close to main street. We will be back.

Went to see grandson March out we had been travelling for over 12 hours so when we got to hotel it was great to find friendly staff who were just happy to help . The rooms were big clean warm meal were good when u don’t want to go out , would recommend it

Starting with the positives ….. Townhouse is centrally located, the staff are friendly, the rooms are clean, reasonably well appointed and the restaurant was excellent. Friendly and efficient restaurant staff, quick service and superb steaks. We booked a standard room for two nights through a booking agent. After an 8 hour drive we arrived exhausted and keen to make our dinner reservation, catching up with our son who we hadn’t seen for several months, we didn’t pay close attention to our room. Upon our return we discovered we had ‘An Internal’ room…… the window looked out onto the hallway and the door of another guest room ….. not ideal but too late to do anything about it. We are robust travellers and we can handle small rooms but the lack of natural light made the room feel claustrophobic. After a sleepless night in this stuffy room (we could have turned on the reverse cycle heating/air con but it was right over the bed and I was getting over a cold) and with the bright green glow of the smoke detector illuminating the room (it was at the end of the bed) we decided to complain. Stating we wouldn’t have booked this room had we known it was an internal room we were told we should have checked our booking confirmation…. nothing could be done. Our booking confirmation stated we had booked a standard room, with standard amenities, accompanied with a photo of what ‘looked like’ a standard window? We couldn’t stand the idea of another night ….. checked out by 10am, took the financial hit and cancelled our second night and drove 8hrs home again.