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Gem On Jamieson
Broken Hill (1.3 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Gem On Jamieson offers accommodations in Broken Hill, 1.3 miles from South Broken Hill Golf Course and 2.4 miles from Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum. Clean and comfortable, close to shops. Easy to find.
Broken Hill Outback Church Stay
Broken Hill (1.6 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Offering a garden, Broken Hill Outback Church Stay is located in Broken Hill, 1.4 mi from Broken Hill Visitor Information Center. Silver City Cinema Broken Hill is 1.7 mi away. Beautiful property that really taps into the heritage of Broken Hill. Well stocked with everything one needs for their stay. Nice and quiet location. Super friendly and helpful hosts. And best of all - pet friendly!
House on Ryan
Broken Hill (2.7 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
House on Ryan offers accommodations in Broken Hill, 1.9 miles from Julie Hart Gallery and 2.1 miles from Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum. Clean tidy plenty of room lovely outdoor area
House on Argent Street
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Just a 9-minute walk from Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum and 0.7 miles from Broken Hill Train Station, House on Argent Street features accommodations in Broken Hill with a garden. Handy location and clean, modern decor
Daydream Motel and Apartments
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Broken Hill Airport, Daydream Motel features air conditioned, ground floor accommodations with free WiFi and free on-site parking. Did not have breakfast.. Did not ask for it Was not required
City Villa 41 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
City Villa 41 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880 is located in Broken Hill, just a 15-minute walk from Sturt Park Reserve and Titanic Memorial and 0.9 miles from Silver City Cinema Broken Hill. We had a great stay in Broken Hill. Easy check-in. Large clean house. Located just around the corner from main street restaurants, bars and sights. 5 minute to shopping centres and supermarket. Glen was a great host and made sure we settled in comfortably.
City Villa 39 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
City Villa 39 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880 offers accommodations in Broken Hill, a 14-minute walk from Sturt Park Reserve and Titanic Memorial and 0.8 miles from Broken Hill Train Station. Comfortable, well kitted out, spacious and spotless
Lotte's Cottage
Broken Hill (2.9 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Offering free onsite parking and a fully equipped kitchen, the self-contained Lotte's Cottage is located 5 minutes' walk from Broken Hill Village and Westside Plaza. It was perfect for our stay. Immaculately presented, comfortable and a lovely 10 minute walk to main street. Hosts just marvellous!!
The Argent Motel
Broken Hill (2.9 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Set in the heart of Broken Hill, The Argent Motel offers free parking and free internet access. It is within 5 minutes' walk of restaurants, clubs and shops. Easy to find. Very nice. Nice staff
Broken Hill Tourist Lodge
Broken Hill (2.9 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Located in the heart of Broken Hill, Broken Hill Tourist Lodge offers an outdoor pool, BBQ facilities and a games room. The beautiful modern room The kitchen facilitates
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The town was a testament to heritage preservation.
The town was a testament to heritage preservation. It is clean, friendly, with gentle pace. Lots to see and do, Three are many interesting places around and within its region to visit, and the car travel is easy. Overall, a fascinating place with something for everyone.
George Australia -
Visited relatives but had our own freedom.
Visited relatives but had our own freedom. Dropped into the art gallery and most shops in the main street, used the facilities for dining but on one occasion dined at the Democratic club, would recommend a visit to Silverton
Anonymous -
Unfortunately I went when many tours were resting.
Unfortunately I went when many tours were resting. This meant I could have booked privately but the cost was beyond me. Travelling alone has its drawbacks. Locals were very very helpful and I was offered and I accepted many lifts. Being to the larger supermarkets. Being to The Miners Memorial. Broken Hill has a wealth of History and the multitude of information gathered on walks is brilliant. Back home, friends were keen to listen to stories from Broken Hill and I felt vindicated for travelling there , given on my own . PROBUS does do trips there but I am not a member. Well Done, Broken Hill. I would avoid going in Rest Time for Tour Companies.
Dark -
😊 Extra wide roads & footpaths, extremely friendly...
😊 Extra wide roads & footpaths, extremely friendly people, great weather, easy to navigate around town, parking was readily available & accessible, plentiful shops & cafes, tourist attractions great - was more to history of town than expected & locals are proud of this. BH Visitor Info Centre & Ladies at BH Family History Group & Caretaker at the Cemetary well all extremely helpful. Larry at Whites Mining Museum impressive display & great narrator of the BH History. 😒 sadly which is no fault of the locals - the countryside is dry & Barron.
Anonymous -
We stayed overnight only as a stop on a longer journey.
We stayed overnight only as a stop on a longer journey. From what little we saw, Broken Hill is steeped in mining history and pioneering in Australia. It's a clean and tidy town with good facilities and quite a lot to see. We intend to go back when time allows.
Elizabeth Australia -
We visited Broken Hill for three nights as a learning...
We visited Broken Hill for three nights as a learning experience for out 10yo grand-daughter. There is lots to see and do - specially recommend: Outback Astronomy; Historic Daydream Mine; Royal Flying Doctor Service; Pro Hart Gallery; Menindee Lakes area, especially Historic Woolshed and drive out to Burke and Wills campsite; Living Desert National Park especially sculptures; Albert Kersten minerology and geology museum; Silverton, especially Mundi Mundi lookout and the cemetery; Block 10 lookout and Miners Memorial. You should get a 4WD vehicle to access all areas.
David Australia
