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When we booked we explained that we have show dogs that do NOT sleep in the room but either sleep in the car or in a trailer.. i was told a "pet fee" would be charged but it then sudenly turned into $100 extra for my dogs.. ( which still slept in the car) I had to argue for a parking space as I was told to park in the street ( after already paying the extra for the dogs., although a van had been given 3 parking spots. The lovely cleaner Jill was fantastic , she sorted out a parking spot and was extremely helpfull. The family room was very small and cramped was sufficent for 3 people but wouldnt recommend for a family The shower dripped for most of the night but it was hot so thankful for that

You can tell that this town take pride in the presentation of the streetscapes. The "bus shelters" in the main street were large, well covered from the heat/rain and planted with beautiful flowering grass trees.The town was beautiful and the locals friendly. What more could you want?

We ate at Bah Bah wine bar, Dusty Road Coffee Roasters and the Central Hotel. All good. We played in a bridge congress at the Ex-Servicmans. Good. We did not have time to see Don Bradman’s birthplace. I enjoyed a weekend in Cootamundra and I hope to return.

The locals obviously have a lot of pride in this lovely town. The countryside is beautiful, and the town appears to be prospering. It feels safe and worth a visit, if only to experience what Australian country towns should be like.

Cootamundra was the cleanest NSW country town i have stayed in, and I have stayed in quite a lot. The people of the town were extremely friendly. Every, museum, Historical society, church, pub, cafe, club we visited the people were so friendly. This made it a very warm feeling town.

We had a quick visit to Cootamundra as part of a larger road trip. The Cricket Captains walk in Jubilee park was interesting and we also enjoyed visting Bradman's birth place Museum. Well worth a visit.