The Silverton Hotel

Lovely quiet location. Unit has parking for all units and the donkeys have their stable next door. Pub is easy to access through walkway and in winter the roaring log fire is welcome.

From start to finish the hospitality was attentive. We had a minor issue with the hot water & Pete got it sorted pronto even if it did result in a quick nudy run😂 thanks we really enjoyed our stay.

Nothing

Ambience

They need to use proper plates to serve the food. Overpriced for what it is.

Lovely tidy little room, with modern clean bathroom. Reminded me of old school motel rooms, but much more modern. Staff were lovely and friendly, as you'd expect from a little country town.

A little extra attention to cleaning - lots of dust bunnies under the bed - which I wouldn't have noticed except that we dropped something under there.

The location. Food was good. Bed was good.

Bore water in the shower, but they don’t have any control of that.

Accommodation close to the hotel, but not part of the hotel. Facilities in room as are described. If you wish to stay overnight at Silverton, before or after visiting the Daydream mine, and the lookout sights, this is the place to stay. Convenient place to start and end the day in Silverton. Day trips from Broken Hill possible, but staying for sunset at nearby lookout, and then short drive back to purchase meal and stay in accommodation made stay here worthwhile. Good Telstra reception.

Facilities as described do not mention a fridge or wifi, nor does the room have either. So expectations were met, but I find there being a fridge convenient.

History of the property and area

Paying $45 for a scotch fillet steak which took and hour to prepare, served on paper plates. The steak was dreadful, cold and overcooked. The issues with the accommodation added to the overall dissatisfaction. At $185 per night on a good option