1
The disco was quite far of our hotel.
The disco was quite far from our hotel.
Use far from, not far of.
2
My house is ten kilometres far from work.
My house is ten kilometres from work.
My house is ten kilometres away from work.
Use far when talking generally about distance: ‘My house isn’t far from work.’
When you give the exact distance, use distance + from or distance + away from: ten kilometres from or ten kilometres away from, not ten kilometres far from.