Mirambeena Motel ★★

"We arrived a bit before 2pm. Sign said to use rear entrance. On entry the office is closed with a sign to call a number. We were then guided over the phone to our room. As it hadn't been cleaned yet, he handed us over to the cleaners who gave us another room that was cleaned and sorted the key for us. Very unprofessional, but the cleaning staff were nice and helpful. The room has one glass and one towel, so had to get an extra of each. The room was clean and functional, but very old and dated with some mould in the shower. Our room was in the mail hotel building. A newer building was at the back and these were probably nicer. It is cheap though, so I suppose you get what you pay for."

Westland Hotel Motel ★★★★

"It's a lovely place to stay, great location as well."

Comfort Inn Whyalla ★★★

"The building is in bad need of repair from the outside but the rooms are relatively modern, very clean and the kind bed was amazing. Would recommend."

The Sundowner Cabin & Tourist Park ★★★

"Health: good Facilities: Complete nice environment"

Whyalla Country Inn Motel ★★★

"The price is very cheap, so the requirements are not high. The facilities are sufficient. The bed is surprisingly comfortable and there is no smell. Except for the bathroom water, which is a bit small, it takes a while to take a shower, but the hot water is sufficient."

The Beach Hotel Whyalla ★★

Discovery Parks - Whyalla Foreshore ★★★

"Always recommend to check this place !"

Sundowner Motel Hotel ★★★★

"The restaurant, regardless whether it’s a pub meal, needs to do better. A lot better. We shouldn’t pay big $ for subpar food. I ordered a steak - it was like eating an old rubber boot."

MainStay Suites Whyalla ★★★★

"the staff are so helpful and friendly. the room is a great size with everything you need for a meeting. the meeting room, reception and toilets are very accessible and easy to use for all including wheelchair users. the disabled toilet is much more roomy that a standard disabled toilet and would be suitable for more disabled users than standard disabled toilets."