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There is no separate partition between the toilet and the bed. As soon as I opened the door, I was filled with the smell of the toilet. It was the same the whole night when I slept. I will not stay here again. In addition, there was no hot water after about 5 minutes of boiling the water. The weather was really cold.

Sun City Motel is now fully renovated and under new management, no longer a hostel. New beds, freshly painted, block out curtains, new carpeting, undercover parking right at your door. Walking distance to pub and short dive to town.

Really good little hotel. Clean and for the cost of the room, very good. Close to good pubs and pizza shop which was handy for a one night stay. I believe the new manager has taken the place by the scruff of the neck and tidied it right up as I see some of the other reviews were not great. The new manager has done great here and it would seem it's improved quite a lot since she came on board. So for the negative reviews, they were probably warranted at the time, but as of June 2023, really good. I would definitely stay again.

Well appointed and clean room in lovely hotel on the Burnett River. Bed was very comfortable. Restaurant wasn’t open due to renovations but we went across the road to a great hotel for dinner. Staff were absolutely lovely, friendly and helpful. Under cover parking which was fantastic as we were there when 160mm of rain fell overnight, but it was a really quiet room other than the rain!

This motel is the closest to the CBD with quite large rooms and comfortable enough beds. There is not a lot of noise from Bourbong St even though it can be quite busy and some locals like to make as much noise in their cars as they can. It’s good value for money. Plenty of off street parking.

This is a nice and tidy motel. Close to the shops and restaurants. We are happy about the condition of the motel room.

Pros - good size room with a small table and 2 chairs, a microwave, plates and cutlery, a very pleasant pool area with a BBQ for all to use, comfy bed. Cons- the BBQ was grubby, room servicing was nonexistent, the mirror was dirty, I could write my name in the dust on the toilet roll holder, we ran out of toilet paper and only found a spare roll (after much searching) in the cupboard with the plates and cutlery. The toilet cistern dripped and randomly it’s tap let out a high pitched whine- the only solution was shutting off the water overnight. FYI this was room 3. In spite of the cons, which were minor if annoying, the motel was good value and I’d stay again. I especially appreciated the plates and cutlery so we could get takeaway from Pows Thai a few minutes walk away. It’s also close to the railway station and there’s a bottle shop a few doors away.

First visit to Econo Lodge Park Lane in Bundaberg, good location with onsite restaurant. Friendly greeting at check in which was very easy, and a bonus upgrade as well. Room is very clean, comfortable bed & newly upgraded bathroom with all you require. The onsite restaurant is great, although there are a few restaurants within walking distance. Good quick service, food was very good (Surf & Turf), my steak was a very decent size, which did take a bit longer to cook, but that is understandable. Carpark in front of room, which is great. Very good rates for the rooms available. I will return here and highly recommend this motel.

I took a chance in this Motel , arriving tired and feeling quite grateful to find a room , the last one , I was told. $135. The nicer , newer , smarter looking motels on the strip all had the NO VACANCY signs out . It was 3 pm. The lady in the office was kind enough , telling me it was the last room , the only room with a bath , as if this might be a special feature I might enjoy. The room was accessible from an area where the managers hung out and had a smoking area for themselves , something that proved rather unpleasant for me as their smoke wafted through the cracks in the door to my room . Their elderly poodle was a random barker , no fault of the doggie , but annoying if you want to put your head down. As you enter the room , The grubby pink sofa was an eye catcher for all the wrong reasons , there was no milk in the fridge for a cuppa , but supplied when asked for in the morning??? The toilet cistern made a high pitched agonising noise all night as it constantly refilled itself , wasting water and being annoying with the sound. The bathroom was straight out of 1962 with rusty drain vents and all , someone had added a security feature to the window by jamming a black plastic coat hanger in it , preventing it from opening ??? This bathroom was a demolition dream to me. The bed was king size , squishy soft , no headboard , the sheets were clean , there was a group of two reading lamps unglamorously stuck on the wall in the worst position , just where my pillows should be , the one lamp that worked did the job . In summary , I wanted to stay somewhere three nights , but could not wait to get out of the smelly overpriced dysfunctional room to find a better place . It might have been ok for $80 a night but at $135 it was a rip off. Unfortunately the following night I had a similar experience in a different motel, I will not be returning to the Riviera Motel. This motel needs a total refurb, it is grubby , tired, old and very out of date . Not enough attention paid to maintenance issues.

This little motel was a lovely stay, we stayed for 4 nights , our room was bright and very clean, the beds were very comfortable and our room was cleaned daily ,the staff were absolute gems , we loved our stay here and would definitely recommend a stay here, also pet friendly