We had an enjoyable stay at the Telegraph. The rooms are clean, modern, and well-equipped. The location is right in the centre of town and close to the many amenities Numurkah has to offer.
We visited in mid-winter and the rooms could sometimes be a bit cool (although the beds were comfortable and warm). It was also a little strange that the main bedroom in the family suite had no windows. There is a skylight which was fine (although might be annoying in the summer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ).
Anyway. It's a...
We had an enjoyable stay at the Telegraph. The rooms are clean, modern, and well-equipped. The location is right in the centre of town and close to the many amenities Numurkah has to offer.
We visited in mid-winter and the rooms could sometimes be a bit cool (although the beds were comfortable and warm). It was also a little strange that the main bedroom in the family suite had no windows. There is a skylight which was fine (although might be annoying in the summer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ).
Anyway. It's a...
We had a cabin for two people which was more than adequate and I must say the bed and pillows were the most comfortable we have had for a self catering stay. The unit had everything we needed for a week long stay, the air con was efficient and for someone from the UK the remote was a bit confusing but it kept us cool whilst the temperatures was in the 40s It took a day or two to get used to the bird scarer noises in the fields next to us and the creaking of the cabin when warming up or cooling...
We had a cabin for two people which was more than adequate and I must say the bed and pillows were the most comfortable we have had for a self catering stay. The unit had everything we needed for a week long stay, the air con was efficient and for someone from the UK the remote was a bit confusing but it kept us cool whilst the temperatures was in the 40s It took a day or two to get used to the bird scarer noises in the fields next to us and the creaking of the cabin when warming up or cooling...
Graham
Reviewed February 3, 2026Reviewed February 3, 2026
This property is centrally located but quiet out the back with super easy parking. It was spotlessly and I mean spotlessly clean!! Full marks to the housekeeping staff.
This property is centrally located but quiet out the back with super easy parking. It was spotlessly and I mean spotlessly clean!! Full marks to the housekeeping staff.
nick
Reviewed January 16, 2024Reviewed January 16, 2024
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