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STAY WITH US DURING YOUR NEXT TRIP TO PETERBOROUGH!
The Peterborough Motel is quietly located in the heart of Peterborough, on the doorstep of local shops, restaurants and attractions. The motel offers ground floor units with secure parking at the room, undercover parking for motorbikes, free WiFi, as well as free use of the camp kitchen & BBQ.
We have a selection of queen, double, twin and family rooms starting from $120 per night.
Each room includes: en-suite, free WiFi, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, toaster, bed lamps, reverse cycle air-conditioning, hairdryer and ironing facilities, as well as an individual garden setting.
The motel is centrally located close to laundromat, supermarkets, medical facilities, the steam town heritage rail centre, bike museum and other attractions.
Double Room
Spacious, clean comfortable and AFFORDABLE. These rooms feature a Double and a Single Bed, and share all the facilities that today’s discerning traveller expects. Includes en-suite, free Wi-Fi, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, toaster, bed lamps, reverse cycle air-conditioning, clock radio, hairdryer and ironing facilities, as well as an individual garden setting.
Queen Room
The Queen Room comfortably sleeps two people in a queen bed. Room also has full en-suite, free Wi-Fi, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, toaster, bed lamps, reverse cycle air-conditioning, clock radio, hairdryer and ironing facilities, as well as an individual garden setting.
Twin Room
The standard Twin Room sleep two people in two single beds. Rooms also include en-suite, free Wi-Fi, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, toaster, bed lamps, reverse cycle air-conditioning, clock radio, hairdryer and ironing facilities, as well as an individual garden setting.
LOCATION
Located 253 km north of Adelaide, Peterborough is a railway town. Its greatest claim to fame is that it is one of only two places in Australia (the other is Gladstone) where three railway gauges met. Peterborough developed relatively late in the history of South Australia. Land was selected in the district and purchased from the government in 1875.