Hotels near Temora Airport (TEM), Temora

Friendly service. Excellent museums and the information people were great to deal with before and during the visit. The Temora Tours and Transport operator was so friendly and helpful The Shamrock Hotel added extra social life A great place to visit

Temora is a good little town, and it looks prosperous, with cafes, interesting shops and tempting fashion stores. It is well served by two supermarkets. Temora has the widest streets I've ever seen! The Aviation Museum is a must see. I was fascinated by the historic planes, and by the taxi/tarmac between the rows of houses with their hangers at the airfield. We had a short stay this time, as we had visited only about 15 months before. There are pubs and clubs that do dinner, with a relaxing drink. Enjoy!

The ad stated all rooms were 40 sqm and pet‑friendly, but I was given Room 11, which was much smaller, oddly shaped, next to a garage, and had only a mesh window covering with no privacy. When I asked to change rooms, staff said Room 11 was the pet‑friendly room and that no other rooms were available. I firmly stated that it didn’t match the advertised description or comply with basic privacy standards. She eventually moved me to Room 9. However, it later became clear that of the whole place, only five rooms, including mine, were occupied that night, which made me question why I was initially placed in Room 11, particularly given that my surname on the booking clearly indicates I am Asian. In Room 9, the “large double bed” was actually two single beds pushed together. The mattresses were badly aged and extremely uncomfortable, and the gap between them felt like a long, uneven hole down the middle. I slept poorly during both nights of my stay. To make matters worse, the square shower head was in poor condition. The joint between the top and bottom sections was partly broken, so instead of spraying downward, the water poured out through the broken gap and onto the opposite wall. I had to stand against that wall just to shower.