Dover Motel — Hotel in Moree

This motel is about 350 metres from Moree's railway station and closer to the main highway.||||It has a very strange entrance on Dover Street, with a latched gate. Odd! There is limited parking at the back. ||||There are eight rooms. The proprietoress Mitra was from Macedonia and had very poor English. Central Europeans are attracted to the Moree mineral spa baths run by the Moree Plains Council.||||I had booked on booking.com at a price of $70 (without breakfast). Mitra told me the tariff was A$80 but relented when I showed her a copy of the booking.||||The room was through what seemed to be the family loungeroom.||||It had a comfortable Queen bed with top sheet and quilt - better than a doona, a small television (with Sky News) above a wardrobe, a kitchenette with cutlery and crockery and a table and two chair inside, plus more outside through another door.||||Lighting was just OK with a bedside lamp and other bedside light.||||The aircon was fairly noisy but otherwise effective.||||A poky 1980-era bathroom nonetheless had an acceptable shower, but there was only one towel plus a strange hand towel. Shampoo was not provided but a large bar of soap was.||||Overall this was a basic motel with a bathroom that requires renovation but it was very quiet, meaning a good sleep.||||Mitra offered to take me to the station...

This motel is about 350 metres from Moree's railway station and closer to the main highway.||||It has a very strange entrance on Dover Street, with a latched gate. Odd! There is limited parking at the back. ||||There are eight rooms. The proprietoress Mitra was from Macedonia and had very poor English. Central Europeans are attracted to the Moree mineral spa baths run by the Moree Plains Council.||||I had booked on booking.com at a price of $70 (without breakfast). Mitra told me the tariff was A$80 but relented when I showed her a copy of the booking.||||The room was through what seemed to be the family loungeroom.||||It had a comfortable Queen bed with top sheet and quilt - better than a doona, a small television (with Sky News) above a wardrobe, a kitchenette with cutlery and crockery and a table and two chair inside, plus more outside through another door.||||Lighting was just OK with a bedside lamp and other bedside light.||||The aircon was fairly noisy but otherwise effective.||||A poky 1980-era bathroom nonetheless had an acceptable shower, but there was only one towel plus a strange hand towel. Shampoo was not provided but a large bar of soap was.||||Overall this was a basic motel with a bathroom that requires renovation but it was very quiet, meaning a good sleep.||||Mitra offered to take me to the station...

Rented a room on semi permanent basis had my room entered on a daily basis from owners I put camera to make sure, overpriced and place is riddled with cochroachers that I went to hospital to have one flushed out if my ear got an infection and lost 3 days of work owner let me off 50 rent but i lost 3 days of my working week. Can't shower in my room as soon as shower starts running down drain the room fills with a revolting odour, can't cook in your own room cause as soon as you do your room is crawling with cochroachers as soon as they smell what your cooking, cochroachers falling from roof on your bed while you sleep and full of mice running around, also the owner will remove your air-conditioning fuse from power box so you can't have it running done this while I had a temp of 38.6 due to ear infection and was trying to cool my body down I physically caught him as I put it back on and in less then 5 minutes of me having it on I heard it stop I looked out my back door to catch owner at power box turning off my air-conditioning system also you get severely spied on and no eftpos cash only and not open all year around, it's more of a money laundry fir someone in Sydney then a motel so many dodgy receipts are made for fake guest who never stay so...