Find hotels in McKenzie Creek from NT$1,095

"The motel was convenient to stay the night in after an 80th birthday party in the pub over the road. The room was clean and tidy unfortunately the curtains were torn in places. There are plenty of shops a close walk away as well as several eateries."

"Good clean room"

"Was fair quality but upstairs was not preferred. A motor outside the room kept cutting in and out all night. Room was a good size and bed was comfortable but why do hotels insist on putting a doona on the bed in warm climates. Dinner in the bistro was quite good."

"Our stsy was good,have stsyed here before"

"Magnificent grand old hotel. If you want a room reminiscent of how accommodation for a traveller was like 100 years ago, the basic single $90 room is room is the way to go!"

"Lovely friendly staff and quick check in. Room was spacious and super clean, and appears newly renovated. Shower worked well and good pressure. Was offered milk upon arrival and declined but I didn't realise this now mean't there was none in my room so found that a little frustrating but that's also on me. Comfortable bed but out of 6 pillows, all were so high! Only reason for a non 5 star review was because my room was so overpowered by the smell of bleach for the first hour I had to leave all windows and exhaust fan on to air out. Once it settled a bit was fine. But at least I knew it was cleaned well. Also found walls relatively thin and lots of basic noise from the surrounding rooms woke me even though other surrounding guests were not doing anything out of the ordinary. Weird rule here where you are not allowed to reverse into the park. If it was a gated property i'd be ok with that but given I carry thousands of dollars of bootstock as im travelling for work, reverse parking to be closer to the door is much preferred for me."

"All good!"

"Room was clean and comfortable and handy for the pub next door. Pool was not heated on the night we were there which was a shame and the pool area was rather dated. "

"Great place quite in the middle of town will go back"