Manifold Motor Inn

We visited this quiet Victorian town mainly to see the statue of the Scottish Baird, Robbie Burns, and see something of its heritage. It was a convenient deviation on our return drive to Sydney. Ther statue, now located in the town’s visitor centre is said to be the oldest remaining one in the world of Burns. The motel was a good place to stay with a pleasant room, parking at the door, and quite good Wi-Fi. It is right on the main highway and can be a bit noisy with the trucks although that settled down as the night progressed. Only a short walk away was the Hampden Hotel which has a great dining room and very good food and staff. We had a great sleep and the bathroom was of good size with an excellent shower. Worth a visit to this town when exploring parts of rural Victoria.

We were impressed with all facets of our accommodation. We specifically asked for a room that wasn’t facing the street. We heard no traffic noise during the night. The room appeared to be recently renovated. We had a comfortable walk to the Hampden Hotel for a good meal.

The room was spacious and had everything we needed . The bed was extremely comfortable. . The complex was well maintained and very clean . Water for shower was hot. The only issue we had I doubt if it is something that could be fixed ,it was the noise of a couple of large trucks going through the town .

Neat and tidy accommodation with lovely staff, accommodating our late arrival!

The room was clean, spacious and within walking distance into town.

Pros - well maintained grounds, good sized room, clean, comfortable bed, plenty of electric outlets. Good price. Cons - cramped bathroom with no bench space (but shower was good), poor soundproofing between rooms, a lot of road noise in rooms facing the highway (and the majority face that way). Overall, a reasonable stay, but would probably seek somewhere away from the highway in future.