Welcome to the Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn, your stop over destination halfway between Sydney and Melbourne on the old Hume Highway. Take the Tarcutta exit off the highway we are only 1.5km from both Melbourne and Sydney bound exists. Set on five tranquil acres, Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn offers all of the comforts that weary travelers require to relax and unwind.
Now set away from the Highway a restful nights sleep is assured. The Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn is located off the Hume Highway halfway between Sydney and Melbourne. Our 25 prestige and inviting, air conditioned units are constantly maintained to the highest standards, and are available to cater from family and business travelers, right through to coach groups.
Now set away from the Highway a restful nights sleep is assured. The Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn is located off the Hume Highway halfway between Sydney and Melbourne. Our 25 prestige and inviting, air conditioned units are constantly maintained to the highest standards, and are available to cater from family and business travelers, right through to coach groups.
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The Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn is located off the Hume Highway halfway between Sydney and Melbourne. Take the sign posted Tarcutta exit off the highway. If you are driving from Melbourne you will need to drive through town and we are located on the right as you head back onto the Hume Highway. Those of you driving from Sydney will see the motel on the left not long after your exit from the the Hume Highway.
Tarcutta Halfway Motor Inn - Tarcutta is located conveniently halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, and for many years has been the overnight stop destination for family travellers, business travelers and truck drivers. It is roughly 420km to both Sydney and Melbourne.
The rural setting gives way to beautiful mountain ranges in places, including the Tarcutta Hills Reserve, and is conveniently located between Holbrook and Gundagai on the Hume Highway.
The rural setting gives way to beautiful mountain ranges in places, including the Tarcutta Hills Reserve, and is conveniently located between Holbrook and Gundagai on the Hume Highway.
The restaurant caters for individuals and groups, with good hearty meals for everyone to enjoy, seven days a week. Our menu offers appetising entrees, satisfying main courses, and delicious desserts. The licensed bar is fully stocked with a wide selection of beverages to help you unwind after a long day on the road.
Reviews (10)
Huda Nasir
Jun 25, 2021
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Kevin O'Hehir
Jun 12, 2021
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We always enjoy o/n staying here on our way to and from nsw coast .
Being dog (and horse)friendly it is a great stopover for Sam the lab.
We cancelled last year due to covid and only just managed to get out of Melbourne today.
We enjoyed walking around the gardens and stables. The frosts and summer heat make it difficult for some plants.
Disappointing that the truck and farm machinery outdoor museum across the road has folded.
The family who are the hosts are very friendly and accomodating in this motel that is halfway between Melbourne and Sydney.
We'll be back !
Being dog (and horse)friendly it is a great stopover for Sam the lab.
We cancelled last year due to covid and only just managed to get out of Melbourne today.
We enjoyed walking around the gardens and stables. The frosts and summer heat make it difficult for some plants.
Disappointing that the truck and farm machinery outdoor museum across the road has folded.
The family who are the hosts are very friendly and accomodating in this motel that is halfway between Melbourne and Sydney.
We'll be back !
Helen Drew
May 14, 2021
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Lovely quiet spot. Modest clean accommodation, being progressively upgraded. Nice little licensed restaurant (limited but adequate menu), with comfy dining chairs (one of the upgrades)! You can even buy some free range eggs from their own hens. Light breakfast included in price. Highly recommend for overnight stop between Sydney and Melbourne.
John Pashley
Apr 08, 2021
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Penny Robins
Mar 06, 2021
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Daryl Napper
Dec 25, 2020
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Lauren McAuley
Aug 29, 2020
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Alan Nicolle
Jul 22, 2020
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This was my first stop on a 6 day road trip. I did not really know about the town of Tarcutta and was looking at bigger towns either side for the night...but somehow I came upon this place on the map...and the reviews were GREAT, I decided to give the place a go.
I was welcomed...(first tick). The room was warm (tick), there was a TV, clean bed and bathroom , milk for a coffee if I wanted it, (tick)(tick)(tick)...but the best thing was how comfortable the bed was. Just sensational. Room 5! (TICK). The other thing I really liked was that the bathroom had the older style tiles, which I really liked
I was welcomed...(first tick). The room was warm (tick), there was a TV, clean bed and bathroom , milk for a coffee if I wanted it, (tick)(tick)(tick)...but the best thing was how comfortable the bed was. Just sensational. Room 5! (TICK). The other thing I really liked was that the bathroom had the older style tiles, which I really liked
Cath Ward
Jul 11, 2019
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The room was exceptionally clean and very comfortable. They thought of everything you could possibly need. Great value for money too. We had dinner at the motel dining room which was very tasty and generous. The complimentary breakfast was also good with every type of cereal including gluten free you could ever want.
Howard Holgate
Jun 16, 2019
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Pleasantly surprised!
Staying at Tarcutta for work for a few days saw me staying at the Halfway.
Not expecting much, I was pleasantly surprised by all aspects of my stay.
The place is not new... one of the many Motels that sprung up along Australia's highways during the boom times following the second world war.
But the new owners have been very busy tidying up, building, and renewing throughout.
The rooms are typically quite small, but very clean, tidy , freshly painted and well presented. Air conditioned, TV, seemingly new beds with new linen.
The bathroom is, again, typical of an older
Staying at Tarcutta for work for a few days saw me staying at the Halfway.
Not expecting much, I was pleasantly surprised by all aspects of my stay.
The place is not new... one of the many Motels that sprung up along Australia's highways during the boom times following the second world war.
But the new owners have been very busy tidying up, building, and renewing throughout.
The rooms are typically quite small, but very clean, tidy , freshly painted and well presented. Air conditioned, TV, seemingly new beds with new linen.
The bathroom is, again, typical of an older
