 Nestled on the scenic and popular Central Coast holiday destination of Terrigal, Country Comfort Terrigal Hotel is only one hour’s drive north of Sydney and is located directly across from Terrigal and Wamberal Beaches, and just a five minute walk to the town centre.
Country Comfort Hotel Terrigal accommodation offers spacious accommodation in the Family Loft Rooms - townhouse style living offering 2 levels, with the main bedroom and private bathroom upstairs featuring a queen bed, single bed and double sofa bed. Downstairs offers a living area and 2nd bathroom, perfect for entertaining. This room can accommodate up to 5 people.
Take some time and enjoy the view from your balcony/patio or under one of the Norfolk Pines in the Garden. If you want to be a little more active a game of Tennis on the court or a BBQ near the pool with the family might suit. Other facilities include Games room with Table Tennis, Children’s playground and a range of foxtel channels including nickelodeon. Plus we also offer pay per view movies.
A full buffet breakfast is available daily in Breezes restaurant. Offering a great selection of items starting with freshly ground coffee, juices, fruits, cereals and fresh bakery items. The cooked selection includes bacon, eggs, tomato, sausage, baked beans, hash browns and mushrooms. Children and Parents alike can’t get enough of the pancakes made fresh to order from our Popcake Machine.
With a repertoire of attractions that includes fishing, swimming, surfing, boating, diving and natural scenery, Terrigal has a wealth of activities for family holiday makers.
The town is characterised by a row of stately Norfolk Island pines that define the beachfront esplanade, situated at the southern end of a stunning 4 km beach. The town is a blend of natural beauty with a sophisticated dining and cafe culture. Climb the Skillion, a strikingly shaped, steep headland that rises to the east. Enjoy the tranquillity of Wamberal Lagoon and its sanctuary for protected birds and animals.
Try your hand at beach fishing for the many species that abound in the local waters or catch glimpses of whales as they travel along the coast from May to October. | 
