Cooper's Country Lodge

The room was exceptional and they had guest laundry, kitchen and living room for all to use. The rooms were equipped with a small kitchenette and even had proper sized windows glasses! Everything had been thought of. Highly recommend to anyone travelling in the area.

Staff is very kind and helpful. The property is quiet and very pretty. Conveniently located to the natural history museum and close enough to town. Rooms were clean and very comfortable.

Clean, comfortable modern accommodation mixed with outback charm all at a reasonable rate when you include the continental breakfast in the communal dining room/lounge. Signage upon entry clarifying that reception is at the Eromanga Natural History Museum would have been better as both ourselves and the car in front got to the accommodation only to have to return to check in.

Beautiful modern comfortable rooms for a family. Well equipped and very clean and comfy. The bbq dinner pack was great with more than enough food for the 4 of us plus a nice bottle of wine and soft drinks for the kids. Sitting by the fire looking at the stars and toasting marshmallows is a real treat. In the morning watching the sun rise over the bush while the birds wake up and the roos bounce past is something special. Loved our stay. Would highly recommend

Fantastic property. Very quiet out of town. Free breakfast a bonus

This is a new facility and is beautiful inside and out. There are lots of things that are good from the clean lines, the comfortable bed and cleanliness of the large room to the views of the bush at the back and the generous continental breakfast. There's a lovely separate lounge, extra cooking room and a guest laundry. But somehow they don't seem to have got it together in terms of what kind of guests they're expecting. It's expensive and you'd expect the typical guests to be travelling with wheeled luggage and eating out in restaurants (& therefore not needing a sink, microwave or fridge in their room). The car park is at the front of the block but the entrance to the rooms is at the back. So if like us you are self catering and travel with lots of bags not on wheels, you have to cart them all around the back. Each room has a microwave and small fridge but only a very small area to serve as a worktop or desk or eating area. We couldn't fit our food into the small freezer in the fridge in our room and there was a large fridge in the communal room but no freezer. We couldn't help but feel that the room layout could have given more space for preparing meals and an easy chair or two. Ah - but maybe they thought we could use the separate area at the end of the block which contains a lounge and large microwave/roasting oven to cook a meal (instead of in our room?). In addition there was strangely no stove top although there are pans available! Altogether a mixed up experience for us. Its expensive but the location is wonderful and eating breakfast with that stunning peaceful view amazing! And to top it all we had the place all to ourselves......