Biloela Palms Motor Inn — Hotel in Biloela

Reception was friendly. Restaurant doesn't operate on a Saturday night although you can eat at Hotel Settlers across road. ||||Quick summary of our visit:||Negative||* Hair on both sides of the pillow||* No shampoo/conditioner in containers in shower but they did have 2 small cakes of soap||* Individual taps in shower - would prefer a "mixer"||||Positive||* Bed comfortable||* Free wi-fi||* Usual tea/coffee amenities with biscuits||* Big walk-in robe with spare blanket and pillow||* Ironing board||* Good sized TV||* Quiet air-con/heater which worked well||* Parking outside of room||||Would stay again if we...

I travel through Biloela regularly, and decided it would be an interesting experiment to stay at a different motel each time. So far the Palms have stood out as providing the best value for money accomodation. Rooms are clean, atmosphere is pleasant, staff are friendly and helpful, and the restaurant offers an excellent level of dinning usually only seen in larger city centres. My impression of the Palms, is that the staff take pride in their bussiness and strive to maintain a good standard of accomodation at affordable rates. I highly recommend the Palms. Keep up...

Stayed for the first time in a couple of years, but good memories from before. It's still good. The executive suite is not a lot more expensive, but a lot more room, good for couples as comfortable seating for 2. Nice lady at reception. Everything worked, and the bathroom had a conventional shower as well as a spa bath. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed, but you can get dinner to your unit, and our fancy room came with table and chairs. If you want to eat out there is a pub across the road. Makes sense to book in advance as Bilo can get busy...