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A covered outdoor seating area with a table and chairs, surrounded by a wooden deck and metal railing.

1. Self Contained Country Cottage - semi rural property PET and child Friendly

Huntly

Dave

HK$1,120 total

includes taxes & fees

18 Nov - 19 Nov

An outdoor patio with white furniture, including a sofa, chairs, and a table.

2. Olinda Cottage - Close to Bendigo CBD with city views

Quarry Hill

Fenella S.

HK$1,673 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

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Top Bridgewater Hotel Reviews

Bendigo Goldfields Motor Inn

8/10 Good

"Bathroom is dated."

Elm Motel

8/10 Good

"The motel is undergoing an extensive renovation. My room had quality large scale tiles in the bathroom and a new toilet and sink. The carpet and bed seemed fresh too. Bed and pillows were comfortable. Water was hot. Only negative issue was the shower cubicle was on the small side and it was easy to get wrapped up in the shower curtain."

Quest Bendigo

8/10 Good

"I stayed at the Bendigo Quest (not to be confused with Bendigo Central Quest) for a couple of nights when in town for work. I chose it as I wanted to try a different experience to some of the other, more dated places I have stayed in Bendigo. Upon arriving, I found that the carpark was easy to navigate and not too tight, which is always a plus for me. Check-in was easy, with the staff member who served me being helpful and pleasant. The motel looks to be split by building, with four rooms per building - two downstairs and two upstairs. It is all stair access to the upstairs rooms, so be aware of that when booking. Security card access to both the building entrance door and one's room, which was a nice feature. The room itself was incredibly spacious, bright, with lots of windows, and nice looking. I had a one-bedroom apartment, and had a couch, a dining table and a desk. Plus a decent sized kitchen and a proper fridge. I like to self-cater a bit when I travel, so this is always a plus for me. The bedroom was spacious enough, with a comfortable bed. The bathroom was standard, with good water pressure and temp' control, and decent towels. Overall, the plusses were plentiful, and this is a great choice for a motel. There are a few concerns though. Firstly, the walls were quite heavily marked, and I don't feel like they had been properly wiped in some time. Also, there were a good 6-10 dead flies in front of the windows overlooking the carpark in the living room. To me that s"

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