The International Motor Inn is a small motel with 24 rooms. The motel is located in town centre opposite beach, golf course and playground. The motel does not have a restaurant on the premisses, but a roomservice and charge back is available from adjacent Craypot Bistro and Hotel.
The motel offers standard rooms and 2 bedroom family suites and executive suites (with private spa).
Room Facilities
- Air Cond
- Fridge
- Hairdryers
- Phone
- Radio
- TV
- Tea/Coffee Facil.
Hotel Facilities
- BBQ
- Child Minding
- Disabled Facilities
- Free Parking
- Guest Laundry
- Pool/Spa
About the Great Ocean Road
Starting 100km south west of Melbourne the Great Ocean Road works its way along the stunning coastline of Victoria's south-west. Recognised as one of the world's most scenic drives, the Great Ocean Road stretches for over 300 kilometres, from Torquay, just south of Geelong, to Warrnambool. For most of the distance the road hugs the coastline.
Torquay is a popular surfing spot and the Road leads past a collection of surfing and swimming beaches. Between Anglesea, Lorne and Apollo Bay the road features the beautiful contrast of the ocean beaches on one side and the forests and mountains of the Otway Ranges on the other. The Otway Ranges stretch from Anglesea to Cape Otway and offer beautiful hills, waterfalls, excellent walking tracks and picnic spots. At Apollo Bay the Great Ocean Road leaves the coast and winds through the rainforest of Cape Otway.
The Great Ocean Road returns to hug the coastline along the entire length of the Port Campbell National Park. This stretch offers dramatic coastal scenery, with the road twisting and turning. Along this stretch of the Great Ocean Road is an amazing collection of rock sculptures such as 'The Twelve Apostles' - huge stone pillars looming out of the surf - and 'London Bridge', a rocky promontory arch carved out by the sea.
Just before the road leaves the coast is Peterborough. Here the Curdies River enters the sea in a wide sandy inlet - very popular with fishermen.
Location
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