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Manly Marina Cove Motel is a waterfront motel in Manly, QLD offering serviced accommodation and on-site marina facilities. The property appears to include a marina and may provide berthing/mooring options for recreational boats. On-site amenities also list a restaurant and facilities for group or wedding events.
Service area: Manly, QLD
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Customer perspective
★ 4.5 · 305 Google reviews
“Fabulous location next to the sailing & yacht clubs. Beautiful environment & friendly service. Rooms are clean & spacious. Motel close to cafes, restaurants & shops, right on the water at Manly. Two wheelchair accessible rooms with adjustable twin beds in one and a King in the other. Fully accessible bathroom.”
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“What every motel should provide, quiet location unfussy but neat, clean, tidy, comfortable room. Friendly staff, was pleasantly surprised to have room made up each day too.stood out.”
“Stayed here recently for a conference and really enjoyed my stay. Staff were very friendly and the room was cleaned well daily. Plenty of parking availability too.”
“Always a pleasure staying here”
“Wonderful motel, large rooms, easy parking and minute walk to Royal QLD Yacht Club with bar and restaurant on the marina.”
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3kn
Force 1 · Light air from the WNW
Not enough wind
Ripples, no foam crests