Quirindi Sunflower Motor InnWelcome to your new home. We are currently operating as a contactless check in motel due to the current COVID Statewide lockdown.<br/>A COVID QR Check in Code is on your door of your allocated room and you are required to scan on check in and departure.<br/>Manual COVID check in can be performed outside the reception office if required.
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Quirindi Sunflower Motor Inn
Star rating : 3.5
With stunning night lit gardens, resort style bbq area, high quality beds / linen, free laundry room and kitchen for guests use and exceptionally clean rooms, we hope your stay will be as enjoyable and comfortable as we intend. Jules & Tina (Owners Since April 2021)
Rooms
See AllDeluxe Queen Room - Sleeps up to 3 Our Deluxe Queen rooms all have a queen and a single bed, en-suite bathrooms, bench, TV, fridge and everything you will need for a comfortable stay.Should you require to use the single bed in these rooms, an additional rate of $30.00 per night will be added to the room total.Deluxe Triple Single Room Our deluxe triple room is very homely and features 3 very comfortable single beds.Also provided is a tv, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge and an ensuite bathroom. There is also tea, coffee, milk, biscuits, cutlery, plates and cups are all provided in the room for our guests.There is an additional $30 charge for each additional single bed used per night in this room.Family Room - Sleeps up to 4 Very comfortable queen size bed with 2 singles, Dining setting for 4, walk in shower & modern bathroom. Ideal for a family or 3 single persons.There is a $30 additional charge for each single bed used per night.Family Room - Sleeps up to 5 Very comfortable queen size bed with 3 singles.Dining setting for 4, walk in shower & modern bathroom. Ideal for a family or for 4 single persons.There is a $30 additional charge for each single bed used per night.Standard Queen Room These rooms and reasonably small at 15m2, but very cozy and feature a very comfortable queen bed, tv, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge and an ensuite bathroom. There is also tea, coffee, milk, biscuits, cutlery, plates and cups are all provided in the room for our guests.Standard Double Room These rooms and reasonably small at 15m2, but very cozy and feature a very comfortable double bed, tv, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge and an ensuite bathroom. There is also tea, coffee, milk, biscuits, cutlery, plates and cups are all provided in the room for our guests.
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Read MoreUnder new ownership since April 2021.
The Quirindi Sunflower Motor Inn is not your average stay over.
Jules and Tina have invested and improved Sunflower with the aim to create a ‘destination’ as opposed to a ‘stop over’ for our guests.
We have a couple of mini piglets, Stan & Ollie (Laurel & Hardy), for the kids to meet and also our family pet lizard, a 14-year-old bearded dragon for them to hold. We have also just saved a little 2 day old lamb from an unfortunate end by the farmer. Louie is now doing very well and skipping about the house and garden for the kids to cuddle.
We are very pleased to present stunning garden areas with a full array of fauna and flora for you to wander around, relax and enjoy with the plethora of visiting butterflies and parrots.
The garden is lit in the evening with state-of-the-art garden lighting and we also have solar flames throughout for your pleasure.
We have a gas flame heated and covered BBQ area with a beautiful grape vine in and around the timbers, for all of our guests to use and enjoy anytime day or night.
Our beds are top quality, and the feedback is 100% positive of a really good night sleep.
Our team effort is focussed on our number one goal, which is comfort and cleanliness throughout and ensuring our gardens and BBQ areas are wonderfully presented all year round for a magical stay at Sunflower.
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Attractions
See AllGraze Willow Tree Inn World Renowned Graze Restaurant at the Willow Tree Inn.We can arrange for 4 or more guests to be collected and dropped home to this stunning country pub and restaurant just down the road from Sunflower Motor Inn.Bob's Shed * Bobs Shed Museum is a place in which one can get lost in for several hours. * Halfway up the hill to Who'd a Thought It Lookout Bob's Shed is famous far & wide for its portrayal of Australia's country history. * Open from 9:00am to 4:00pm you will find an incredible collection of over 30 years in the making. * There is a general store, Peter Brock World, Railway Hotel, Historical Cars, and a mechanics Garage, all packed with thousands of historical archives, collectibles and souvenirs. * Cost is just $6 and includes tea or coffee.....well worth the visitQuirindi Heritage Village and Museum * Quirindi Rural Heritage Village is situated 3kms west of Quirindi on the Gunnedah Road (Kamilaroi Highway) in north western New South Wales, Australia.* The Museum, Heritage Village and coffee shop are open Friday, Saturday and Sundays 10 am - 4 pm and other times by appointment.* An annual rally and swap meet where machinery enthusiasts and "swappers" gather together is held the first full weekend in May.* The village is set on 20 acres, in the heart of the rich farming area - the Liverpool Plains - the Gateway to North West NSW.* The village has been designed to collect, preserve, restore, interpret and exhibit artefacts that relate to the history, heritage and culture of the regional area.* A well presented Museum and refreshing coffee shop make up the main Federation Pavilion. There are other major buildings that display tractors, engines and machinery. A "Village Workshop" and Blacksmith's shop have been completed.* The Tractor shed houses, as the name implies, a collection of members tractors and engines. It also includes the remnants of a Squire plough (the fore-runner of four wheel drive tractors), and displays of shearing and saddlery items.* The Machinery shed is the domain of the agricultural implements, including a 1901 Clayton and Shuttleworth threshing machine, elevator and chaff cutter, railway items and even the old Spring Ridge Fire truck.* A miniature railway, comprising more than 800 metres of track, (and currently being extended) operates around a lake area and is in operation on the fourth Sunday of each month as well as on other special occasions. A steaming bay, railway station and turn-table have been constructed and miniature rail enthusiasts gather from a wide area attend regular meets.* The annual rally attracts people and their machines from all over Australia and overseas. It showcases the restoration of machines from the past, ranging from tractors and steam engines, from collections of smaller items such as shearing gear, lawn mowers and also craft items to interest the ladies.* A street procession through the town gives the vintage tractor and car enthusiasts a chance to show off their prized possessions. (registered or RTA permits only) Lots of entertainment includes woodchop on Sunday and tractor events.First Fleet Memorial Gardens * The First Fleet Memorial Gardens consist of eleven circular gardens, representing the ships of the First Fleet.*The largest garden is in the shape of Australia.* A winding cobblestone path connects the Gardens, each of which has a number of surrounding sandstone tablets inscribed with the names of the persons who sailed on that ship.* Both gardens have interpretative signage largely drawn from the logs and memoirs of the participants. Monument details supplied by Monument Australia Contact Monument AustraliaWerris Creek Railway Museum * The Rail Journeys Museum at Werris Creek, located within the old and historic Werris Creek Railway Station is a must to visit when you are in the New England area.* Werris Creek was one of NSW major rail hubs in years gone by and a hugely busy rail centre, so much so that the entire township grew up around the rail.* The modernisation of trains and the rail network generally changed the dynamics of rail travel and maintenance over the decades.* Fortunately a number of individuals, all former rail workers, had the foresight to set up this centre with a vast array of memorabilia, photos, documents which could have been lost without their vision and enthusiasm to preserve a bygone era.*It really is one of the better Museums to visit and in many ways worth a special trip to Werris Creek to see and explore.* There are wonderful video presentations and for anyone who likes trains, travel, steam and history this is a must. It is only a short half hour drive from Quirindi.* A small shop sells memorabilia and great DVDs of rail travel within Australia. Entry is free but a small donation is appreciated to help the ongoing work by enthusiastic local volunteers.* You will not be disappointed - it was incidentally where the Angelina Jolie film "Unbroken" was made. * Whilst you are there it is well worth visiting the Pharmacy on the other sided of the road where you can enjoy coffee or lunch in the delightful cafe, browse the extensive toy store or take home a gift from the well stocked gift store.
