The Blackall Coolibah Motel offers newly refurbished, well appointed rooms at very affordable prices.


Blackall is located approximately 1,100km north west of Brisbane and has a warm atmosphere set amongst a clean, green setting with the main street lined with beautiful bottle trees, old-style buildings and lovely well kept gardens. The most popular time to visit Blackall is during autumn, winter and spring when the weather allows for cool evenings and moderate days. Summer conditions create a dry heat with minimal humidity.

The people of Blackall are warm and friendly, with many local characters willing to share a yarn with visitors to the area. Your Coolibah Motel hosts, Christine and Les Williams, will welcome you to the Blackall Coolibah Motel and make you feel like family.

Thank you for considering our accommodation venue. We trust your stay with us will be a pleasant one. Reception is normally staffed from 7am to 9pm. Outside these hours, please ring the night bell for service. Should you need any assistance during your stay, contact Reception – dial '9'.

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  • Front of motel
  • Swimming pool
  • Ensuite room
  • Double room
  • Family room
  • 3 Star rooms
Blackall Coolibah Motel, your home away from home.
  • Clean rooms and friendly service
  • Single, double, triple and family rooms
  • Heated / air-conditioned units
  • Free WiFi
  • Colour TV / Foxtel
  • Swimming pool
  • Undercover parking
  • Licenced alfresco dining area
  • Walking distance to all shopping

Relax in a friendly atmosphere with friends while you enjoy sumptuous meals, like our popular 'Outback Steaks'.

We are the only motel in town that offers Foxtel to guests and the only one with a swimming pool!

Motel Information

DEPARTURE
Check-out time is 10am. However, we will endeavour to assist with later departure if possible. Guests leaving early are requested to finalise accounts on prior evening. On departure, would you kindly ensure all lights/air-con/heaters etc. are switched off as a safety precaution.

DINING
The evening meals are served either in the alfresco dining area or in the units, from 6pm till 8pm. Late meals can be arranged. Menus are available at Reception or in the units. Orders can be taken from 6pm at Reception or by dialing '9'.

Our units are equipped with tea, coffee and toast making facilities. Some of the units are also equipped with a microwave oven. Cold drinks are sold at Reception. Please try to ensure that your breakfast menu is left at the office by 8pm. If meals are taken in the units, please leave the tray outside the room when finished.

POOL
The pool is open from 7am till 9pm. Pool towels are available, please ask at Reception.

EXTRA PILLOWS/BLANKETS
Please ask at Reception for either of the above.

GUEST LAUNDRY
An automatic washing machine is available. Ironing facilities, dryer and external clothes line are also available. Washing powder can be purchased at Reception.

PETS
Health Regulations prohibit animals in units. Pets may be kept in your vehicle and exercised on the lawn surrounding the motel. Should you be found with pets in the unit, a flat fee of $100 will be payable to cover cleaning costs. Any enquiries, contact Reception.

A WORD ABOUT OUR WATER!
Blackall water comes from an artesian bore, 804 metres below the ground. We do not have a hot water system, therefore you may need to leave your hot water running for some time before it becomes very hot.

Due to the bore water, you may experience a rather odd smell when using the hot water. This is the mineral content of the water, but it has been scientifically tested to be perfectly clean and a lot purer than other water supplies. For drinking purposes, please use the cold tap. The water has been cooled and settled to eliminate the smell.


There is much to see and do in this friendly outback town.

Explorer Thomas Mitchell reached this area in 1846 and the town is named after Sir Samuel Blackall, Queensland's second Governor.

Blackall was first settled in 1864 and in 1868 it was surveyed, gazetted and named after Samuel Wensley Blackall, then-governor of Queensland. The town is in the heart of the state's merino sheep breeding area and has the last intact example of a steam-powered wool washing plant, with a working shearing shed attached.

Blackall is a town rich in history and is the perfect base to explore Central Western Queensland. Whether you are caravanning, camping, staying in motels or hotels, Blackall can cater to your needs.

See Blackall attractions... here!


"It is our desire to provide our guests with friendly country hospitality at all times."

Free WiFi, Foxtel and the best steaks in town!