Play Pokies at The Twin Towns Clubs & Resorts

Great location, walking distance to shops and beach. Staff were helpful. Rooms were lovely and clean. Lots of in house restaurants to choose from. Lots of amenities to use like sauna, pool, spa etc. Definitely recommend to anyone.

Make sure you have plenty of id before entering club as a visitor.birth certificate,driver's licence,proof of funds+passport.
Deidre+madge will be awaiting to turn you around!protest and Darryl +Dave,security,relatives of afore mentioned,will be down in an instant!
If you get upstairs the food+drink is good.
The ground floor bar 1st on wharf is ,perhaps,a better choice as you do not have to be interrogated by the gate keepers,Deirdre,badge and her relatives.

Didn't stay so did not see rooms.
Service was good, food good.
Place is so big you get lost....gaming takes over most areas.
Location would've been good a few years back - now too hard to park, streets too narrow.

Thank you, Twin Towns.
I became a member and had some absolutely wonderful meals, and I enjoyed the dancing and show we attended. Pizzas nice and ice cream hood. Loved the garlic Prawns.
Your parking is very convenient.
However, the poker machines weren't forthcoming, lol 😆 🤣

Arrived in this "tourist town" on our first night so thought we'd head to the largest club around. Got there at 8.30pm and there wasn't a skerrick of food available, not even a cup of chips. We gave it another try the following night and the food was expensive and dreadful so wouldn't ever bother again. There's little independent cafes and pizza places just down the street that are cheaper and leave this place for dead so don't bother. The dining room is like a low budget food court, very chaotic, cafeteria style service (if you could call it that) and you're lucky to even get a seat on a weekend which is surprising considering cheaper, better options are just within cooee. Didn't stay in their hotel so didn't rate that but would never stay in their hotel based on our experience of their club.