Regency Court Motel - Cobram (Barooga)

The Regency Court Motel provides a return to fantastic good old fashioned service with a smile. Our central location in the heart of Cobram offers guests a relaxed and quiet accommodation.

We have ground floor units in a courtyard setting. Our guest facilities include an inground solar heated saltwater pool, free gas BBQ area, ample parking and all modern conveniences for your personal comfort. All units have DVD/CD players, Wireless Broadband Internet & phone access, microwaves, ironing facilities, tea/coffee/ toaster/kettle, electric blankets, quiet r/c air conditioning, and cots for children are available free of charge.

The Regency Court Motel is adjacent to Cobram's "top" hotel, bistro and restaurant (corporate charge back facilities available). Opposite V/Line bus station + Safeway Supermarket. Courtesy bus to Barooga pokies.

Things to do in Cobram / Barooga:

Cobram Barooga is home to some of the most picturesque areas of the Murray River. An ideal summer holiday destination with great opportunities for camping, fishing, water sports, bushwalking, golfing and other sporting activities. The natural environment offers a unique outdoors experience that covers wide sandy beaches, huge ancient Red Gum trees, native bushland, abundant birdlife and other wildlife in their natural habitats.

Art and craft galleries, museums, farms, parks and gardens, markets and retail facilities in the area offer plenty of opportunities for exploring the more laid back activities in the area. Cobram also offers an Internet Cafe if you need to catch up your email and the Web. Visit any of the numerous wineries in the area. The Peaches and Cream Festival which celebrates the diversity of agricultural produce grown in the area is held around the Australia Day weekend in January.

Finding Us

Cobram Barooga, a tranquil oasis on the Murray River, is just three hours drive north of Melbourne via the Goulburn Valley and Murray Valley Highways and west along the Murray from Albury Wodonga via the Murray Valley and Hume Highways.