This is basically your standard country pub, even though Koriot sort of has its own character,…read morenamely because at one stage it happened to be an Irish settlement. Well, this pub certainly doesn't capitalise on that, and generally just tries to be your normal, everyday, pub. The staff were pretty cool, though like a lot of these pubs, don't expect anything all that fancy.

Comfort inn western is not a 5 star hotel but it's by far one of the cleanest and well kept of the…read morechain that I have stayed at. I usually attribute comfort inn to more motel style accomodation. Low expectation, overnight cos u have to sleep somewhere type of place. Although admittedly, this one seems to have a lot more care out into it. The couple managing this place obviously takes a lot of pride and keeping of the rooms. Shower was clean, the queen room has enough space for a small 2 seater sofa and a single armchair. Overall it was a pleasant stay for me and likely to return. This is definitely my pick of the accomodation in this area.

First trip to Warrnambool in many years and we were not sure where to stay but we could not be…read morehappier with our choice of Comfort Inn Western. The rooms were exceptional for a Comfort Inn chain and the best we have stayed at in the chain. Rooms are very well appointed and looked after and the couple that run the hotel are lovely and clearly take pride in the accomodation and how things are maintained. Bed was a king size and comfy and the bathroom clean and with everything you need. Would definitely make this our choice on our next visit!

This was a bit of a grungy pub, however it wasn't bad. Mind you, it's not the sort of pub that I…read morewould spend more than a couple of beers at, however that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't a pub that I wouldn't make my way back to if I was in Warrnambool again. Actually, I'm a little bit surprised that it too me so long to get around to actually writing a review of this place, especially since such places to tend to rate higher than others. Okay, it is a typical locals pub, but the ambience isn't bad, and it feels that it is an okay pub if you are relaxed, and not overtly touristy. Okay, they didn't necessarily have anything special on tap, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing, even if you are like me and have developed a rather snobbish taste for craft beers. Definitely one I would go back to.

This place was set up more like a home rather than hotel room, so it would be perfect for a small…read morefamily. I was only in there for one night, but I did notice that it is a bit out of the way. Thus, was left with two options for dinner: eat at the resort's overpriced restaurant or hoof it into town. I was exhausted, so I ponied up for the resort's restaurant. Later, I crashed like Rip Van Winkle in a fairly comfortable bed. I awoke the next morning to discover that the rooms had washer/dryers. I was bummed that I missed my chance at doing laundry.. Clean underwear and socks would have been sweet.

Our room was very nice, actually two full hotel rooms with an exterior door, great for a family…read more Location is green and beautiful.

$30 a night for four person dorm. $32 for four person with private bath…read more Owner is super friendly. Very clean hostel. Huge community area. Clean shower.

I never had such an awful experience at a hostel. I was in a 6 room dorm with my brother at the end…read moreof the hall. Around midnight two drunk guys keep coming in & out of our room pretty much all night. Ya they were drunk, loud, they pretty much came into the room to turn the lights on and be loud and leave. I'm not sure if this place had designated quiet hours, they can sure use it. This place didn't seem light a party hostel, they were pretty disturbing. Plus the walls are paper thin, I could hear them wherever they were in the hostel. They also didn't have a sufficient amounts of toilets. This place was just ugly.

Well, we it comes to motels, at least for me, it is the first impression that counts, namely…read morebecause I generally don't stay at the same place if I ever return (unless, of course, Hong Kong, oh, and Melbourne when I didn't live here). The other problem with giving a review is that I stayed here on an Easter long weekend, which meant that the prices were going to be pretty inflated (though I have found accomodation can be pricey anywhere in Victoria - and in fact Australia). However I can say that I didn't mind the place - the beds were comfortable, and the showers were hot and had a decent pressure. They also had a mini bar, which I don't see many of these days (probably because they generally always go missing), and the prices in the said mini-bar were also pretty reasonable. Mind you, my friend was about to open the bottle of wine, believing that it was a gift, when I gently pointed out to him that it was also a part of the mini bar - so he went around the corner to the bottleshop and ended up buying one that was somewhat more expensive.

If you know me well, you know I love an old man pub. That crusty smell of stale beer and ancient…read morecigarette smoke, seats that have seen a thousand butts and weird memorabilia on the walls as far as the eye can see. The Stump ticked every one of these all-important 'old man pub' boxes. We came here twice during our Port Fairy weekend getaway. Once was for an extremely important post-drive pint, and the second was for Friday night drinks. On Friday night The Stump (also called The Caledonian Inn) has live music and I can assure you they are playing all the classics - Fleetwood Mac, Bon Jovi - all the songs you inexplicably know all the words to. Beers on tap are fairly simple, with the most 'crafty' being Fat Yak, but you really shouldn't be drinking that fancy beer in a pub as classic as The Stump. The beer is cold and that's all that matters. While we didn't dine here, the menu looked exactly as you can imagine with the addition of a few variants of the parma. There is also a MAGNIFICENT beer garden as well as seats out the front for people watching. The Stump is by far the best pub in Port Fairy, which is probably why it's been around for so damn long!

When I was in Port Fairy, the Stump/Caledonian Inn was THE place for great beer and bar food…read moreincluding lamb and curry. I spent a good amount of time on the weekends just hanging out in front at their out door seating talking with friends and coworkers. It was really an inviting and friendly restaurant/bar (What for some strange reason they call a hotel but they have no rooms to let.). They had live music many days and although I hadn't heard of any of the bands being from the U.S. I thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. I learned more about cricket here than I ever though I would want to know. It's still such a strange game to me haha. The rest of the down town area of Port Fairy is a short walk away, and the beach is not but a block or two further. I hope the Stump is around still on my next trip to Port Fairy.

This seemed to be the more old school pub here in Port Fairy, though it certainly did have some…read morecharm about it. Well, it did have a decent sized beer garden, and there were a couple of decent beers available as well. I found that the service was okay, but it also seemed that it was a pretty popular place for people to come to, considering the crowds that had decided to camp here for the evening. Yeah, as a pub it wasn't bad, and I wouldn't have an issue coming back.