Hotels near Roma Airport - RMA, Roma

Please do not stay here it was a terrible experience. I was verbally abused by a woman who did not identify herself but claimed authority to make us move accommodation after we had unpacked and settled in. She was threatening and aggressive, the interaction left me disturbed and upset for some days afterwards. Dealing with this angry woman made me have bad memories of Roma and I could not wait to get out of the town. This is not what you expect when staying in accommodation. I strongly encourage you to seek accommodation elsewhere and hope that other tourist operators in the area are more hospitable and gracious. Perhaps this woman is just jaded by all the contractor workers in the area, this tourist park is making a lot of money with FiFo contractors but is the money worth it when they just spew anger.

We enjoyed Roma, major attractions within walking/running distance of our accommodation. A hub to other locations we visited such as the Spa at Mitchell, parkrun at Surat and the pub at Mucka. Glad we had aircon as it got to 41 degrees.

Friendly little town, with an abundance of licensed premises. Great Bowls Club with friendly staff ang great greens. The bowls club also has sites for caravans. Plenty of restaurants to suit all needs. Fast food - Macca's & KFC in town. The Roma bakery definitely worth a visit for breakfast with an extensive menu and great freshly baked products. Whilst in town visit the Big Rig for a look at history. Easy to get around town, no Uber but Roma Taxis always available. Whilst in town look at a visit to the Carnarvon Gorge (There is a bit of walking to do. So, if you're not fit to walk distances there is a group in Roma that takes you to spots with limited walking.

Lovely town. Friendly residents. Great pies and coffee from Bakeorama Bakery. Lots of attractions including cattle sale yards, sculptures of the outback and huge bottle trees lining streets, beautiful Anglican Cathedral and the fantastic big rig

Roma is a modern regional town with many local attractions such as The Big Rig, Sale Yards, parkrun, good pubs and other facilities. Its main streets are lined with bottle trees, each one honouring a soldier who died in the First World War.

I travelled from Dubbo NSW. Roma was a an achievable distance to travel in a day with the recommended rest stops along the way and not a lot of traffic. When I arrived in Roma, the Outback Sculptures exhibition was in the park, which provided an enjoyable break from travelling, showcasing some amazing works of art. There are numerous dining options to suit most tastes. The local landscape is beautiful and quite diverse - from plains to dramatic cliffs as you drive through the ranges.