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Shambala Master Suite | Pool | Outdoor pool

Tantarra Guest House

Warners Bay

Natalie

NT$3,937 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 29 - Jul 30

King Fully Equipped One | Living area | Smart TV

Tiarri Terrigal

Terrigal

Tania

NT$4,611 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 27 - Jul 28

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Top Morisset Hotel Reviews

Rydges Newcastle

8/10 Good

"We had a great stay Staff were amazing Only criticism was the noise level of the room - we could hear lots from the street below Room possibly needs double glazed windows"

Ocean Front at The Entrance

10/10 Excellent

"Fantastic beachfront location with stunning ocean views and easy access to the beach, cafés, and local attractions. The apartment was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with everything needed for a relaxing stay. Waking up to the sound of the waves was a highlight. A great place for a weekend getaway, and I'd happily stay here again."

Oaks The Entrance Waterfront Suites

8/10 Good

"Did a solo overnight stay to capture the sunset at Long Jetty and the sunrise at Crackneck Lookout and the location is well located to access both by car within 15min. The rooms are dated, but clean. I stayed in the one bedroom loft and it had everything I needed for the night and more. Kitchen with oven, microwave, stove, washing machine and dryer, balcony, shower. Getting the ocean view room is a must, the views are absolutely amazing. Location wise, you are at the doorstep to go on the Coast to Lake walk, with eateries along the strip. I was there on a weeknight but it seems that on the weekends, there's a local carnival set up as well as free Pelican talks that happen so it'll be more lively on the weekend I assume. There is the option of parking in the open public car park which is just across the road, or you can pay $20 for the hotel carpark. I opted for the paid parking given that I was going to go in and out a bit and didn't want to bother trying to find a new parking space (though there are plenty). Overall, if you are wanting location over luxury, this is a good choice. I would actually choose to stay here again for the views alone"