Hotels near Lismore Airport - LSY, Lismore

There are some fantastic cafes open for business. The food at Dark Horse Espresso was fabulous. The locals are absolutely amazing and Lismore deserves a visit. There were lots of fabulous clothes stores in town. Another fabulous place to visit is the Common People Brewery at Bangalow.

It felt right to spend a bit of money in Lismore because it was still reeling from the disastrous flood. It is very apparent that there is a strong community will to recover but it is also clearly a struggle.

Tired looking town allegedly known for cafe culture but we saw little to no evidence of that; was hoping to do a run along the riverside but river was murky and riverbank looked uninviting. Only positive was some lovely old stately buildings.

Lismore is and always has been a great town. The floods have definitely had and impact on the aesthetics, but I tried to spend some money whilst I was there people are so helpful and friendly and the hotel staff were very nice.

Lismore is still recovering in oarts from dreadful floods of several years ago but the indomitable spirit of the community and the large country town feel of the "city" are probably symbolic of Australian medium size Regional centres. It's a very casual town but wants for nothing by way of service and facilities. There are several cultural experiences and museums that are worth a look.

I was there for the lantern parade. Lismore turned it on. All shops including art gallery were open til late The street stalls provided feasts fir the eyes and tge stomach. Parking was easy and plentiful. The vibe was happy and relaxed. The parade was 2nd to none. Best event I've been to in a long time.