Beautiful place, set in rolling Hills, rural setting, very quiet at night. You can sit on chairs at a small table outside your room looking down into the valley. Rooms are very generously sized, stylish and with everything you need. Super clean. Great bed, good lighting, table and chairs which are a cut above the usual motel cheap upholstered variety. Love the scented jasmine in large pots outside each room, as well as a fly wire door. The other side of the room has sliding door to the beautiful views with screens too. Breakfast in the dining room is always nice, with lovely views of the garden and the valley beyond. Continental breakfast is very reasonably priced for everything you get, cereals, juice, toast with different types of bread, yoghurt, fresh fruit, pears and peaches, tea coffee etc. you can get a cooked breakfast too. Staff are very nice and welcoming, even extending a lovely home-cooked brownie on arrival. This is a cut above the usual motel, it’s classy, in a gorgeous setting at a very reasonable price.

It is out of town a tad, which doesn’t worry us as we love the rural setting. You would need a car. Only other comment is that we’re not keen on showers in baths.

The beautiful garden setting. Comfy bed. Good linen and pillows. The room was light, clean, comfortable and relaxing. The brownies were a welcome change from the usual biscuits. Parking in front. Able to sit in front of the room and watch the view.

We had settled in and started to unpack when the manager informed us she'd made a mistake with our room, and moved us to another. Yes, mistakes do happen. However she should have been more helpful and apologetic. We felt quite uncomfortable at being rushed to another room while being told we could take the coffee we'd made with us! Not a good welcome after a day travelling! Some mould around edge of bath.

Warm, large, comfortable rooms in a quiet country setting. The heater in the bathroom was a treat in winter! Breakfast in the Inns Old Chapel was excellent and good value. Highly recommend the omelette! The history of Moore Park is interesting and the buildings well maintained. Excellent wood heaters in the main building, and even a grand piano! Friendly and hospitable Innkeeper too.

It’s on the edge of town, so check if the restaurant is open in the evening, you may need to drive into town for dinner. The Innkeeper has some good recommendations for places to go.

Moore Park is a series of motel units situated in a lovely parkland setting 2 - 3 kms outside the townsite so a car is necessary. The units are a little dated but clean and comfortable for a short stay. When visiting Armidale a trip to the New England Art Gallery is a must for anyone interested in early Australian art.

The shower is situated over the bath which ordinarily isn't a problem but we found this bath/ shower very slippery with no support ie handrail or rubber mat for the bath so it could be dangerous for someone who is a little unsteady stepping in and out of the bath.

Peaceful rural location Kind, welcoming owners and staff Comfortable facilities Delicious, hearty breakfasts

Recommended to closely follow directions sent by Inn hosts, as those via Google maps etc are confusing (took us to nearby school). Strongly suggest you approach site via Uralla Road, where signage abounds. If you approach from Moore Park Lane, it’s possible to select the adjacent Moore Park Apartments on GMaps, however, from this approach there’s no signage to Reception. Regardless, just proceed to the top of the hill, where the historic Inn and associated (white painted) buildings are found.

After a long and tiring drive we received a warm and friendly greeting on arrival at this wonderful motel set in a quiet semi-rural location. Our spacious newly renovated and air conditioned room was fully equipped for a short stay. The bed was very comfortable. An evening storm cooled the air and we then dined in town (10 minutes drive away) at the 'White Bull'. After a very good rest a continental breakfast set us up for the onward journey.

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This is a lovely place. The rooms are very large with high ceilings and there are full height windows and a door leading out to a patio area with lovely views of the rolling hills and valley, all lushly green and so peaceful. Everything is classy and high end. A big screen TV which you can watch from bed or a nice upholstered chair or even the couch. The bathroom is a good size with a big vanity where you can store all your stuff, hallelujah! The bed was comfortable although I found the doona heavy and hot - then I realised there was a blanket enclosed within the sheet covering which places seem to do now. Breakfast is in the main, historic building, again with lovely views and was nice. Everything is well maintained, lovely containers with jasmine outside each room, etc. The place is a bit out of town, about a 5 minute drive, set in the hills.

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Moore Park is a fabulous place to stay for the true country feel. Green fields surround you, and cows nearby to say hello. The room was super-clean, comfortable bed, bar fridge is stocked and plates/cutlery, kettle. The view from the room is glorious as the sun sets in the afternoon and sunrise in the morning; sit outside and appreciate the well kept grounds. The cooked breakfast was excellent and mixed with a great chat with other guests. Take your time to enjoy Moore Park; why rush?

I had hoped the restaurant was still offering dinner but I fully understand the current climate makes this difficult.

Space, location on edge of town with room opening onto green space. Chocolate brownie on arrival. Comfy bed. Nice cotton sheets. Able to open room to fresh air. Dark and quiet. Continental breakfast in dining room.

Two small niggles were bright white light on resting TV and shower soaked bathroom if you turned it on before you stepped inside and closed the door.

We stayed in the Homestead Room, which was apparently part of the original homestead. Lovely spacious bedroom with high ceilings, a big bed, a full length standing mirror and wardrobe. It has a separate sunroom with a dining table and chairs and a nice big bathroom attached. There was a small verandah but it was a bit nippy for that. The room was very clean. The motel is outside of town and off the main road so it was very quiet. We were greeted by Remy, a very friendly Airedale. Check-in was easy and friendly.

We had been looking forward to dining at the restaurant because of the good reviews. It was shut due to a lack of staff. I don't know whether this was because it was Anzac Day or if it is closed until further notice. So it was Chinese takeaway instead. Breakfast was available.