Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge

363 Moama Street, Hay, NSW

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Central Hay Accommodation

The Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge is located in Hay, NSW, on the Murrumbidgee River. Located in the heart of town, all local attractions are a short drive from the hotel. The Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge offers everything guests need for a relaxing stay while visiting Hay.

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  • Bishops Lodge Historic House

    Bishops Lodge Historic House

    Guests staying at Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge in Hay, NSW, are ideally positioned to explore one of the town's most significant heritage sites—Bishop’s Lodge Historic House and Heritage Garden—located just a short walk away. Built in 1888 by architect John Sulman and Bishop Sydney Linton, this unique iron-clad residence was ingeniously designed to withstand the region’s extreme climate. Today, it serves as a museum showcasing innovative 19th-century architecture and is surrounded by a tranquil garden featuring a remarkable collection of heritage roses . The close proximity allows Comfort Inn guests to seamlessly incorporate a visit into their stay, enriching their experience with a glimpse into Hay’s rich cultural and architectural history.

  • Shear Outback

    Shear Outback

    Guests staying at Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge in Hay, NSW, are within walking distance of Shear Outback—Australia’s premier museum dedicated to the nation’s iconic shearing heritage. Just under a kilometre from the hotel, this award-winning interpretive centre offers an immersive journey into the lives of shearers, wool classers, and working dogs who helped shape rural Australia. Visitors can explore the Australian Shearers’ Hall of Fame, witness live shearing demonstrations at the historic Murray Downs Woolshed, and enjoy the on-site café and gift shop . The close proximity makes it easy for Comfort Inn guests to experience this hands-on tribute to the wool industry, adding a meaningful cultural dimension to their stay in Hay.

  • Hay Water Tower Art

    Hay Water Tower Art

    Guests staying at Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge in Hay, NSW, are just a short stroll away from the Hay Water Tower Art—an inspiring outdoor gallery that pays tribute to the town’s wartime legacy. Located at the corner of Pine and Brunker Streets, this striking installation features large-scale portraits of five local World War II veterans, including Indigenous soldier Private Victor George Murray and Lieutenant Lorna Margaret Whyte of the Australian Army Nursing Service. Created by renowned artist Matt Adnate, the murals transform the town's water towers into a powerful visual narrative of community pride and remembrance . As part of the Australian Silo Art Trail, the site offers free entry and is easily accessible, making it a meaningful and convenient stop for Comfort Inn guests seeking to connect with Hay’s rich history.

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    Dunera Museum

    Guests staying at Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge in Hay, NSW, are conveniently located just a short drive from the Dunera Museum, situated at the historic Hay Railway Station. This poignant museum delves into a unique chapter of Australia's World War II history, focusing on the internment of over 6,000 German, Italian, and Japanese civilians and prisoners of war held in Hay between 1940 and 1946. Among them were the 'Dunera Boys'—1,984 Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe who were transported to Australia aboard the HMT Dunera. The museum, housed in restored railway carriages, features exhibits, photographs, and personal stories that shed light on the experiences of these internees and the local community during that era . For Comfort Inn guests, a visit to the Dunera Museum offers a meaningful and accessible opportunity to engage with this significant aspect of Hay's heritage.

  • Hay Gaol Museum

    Hay Gaol Museum

    Guests staying at Comfort Inn Bishops Lodge in Hay, NSW, are just a short drive from the Hay Gaol Museum, a site rich in history and cultural significance. Originally constructed in 1880, this heritage-listed building has served multiple roles over the years, including as a prison, maternity hospital, prisoner-of-war detention centre, and the Hay Institution for Girls—a maximum-security facility for young women . Today, the museum offers visitors a chance to explore its storied past through exhibits featuring original prison cells, a solitary confinement area, and artifacts like Australia's oldest-known bark canoe . The museum is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm, with affordable entry fees, and includes amenities such as picnic areas and play equipment, making it a convenient and enriching destination for Comfort Inn guests interested in delving into Hay's multifaceted history.

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