Menindee Hotel, MENINDEE, NSW

The first European settlement was undertaken by Tom Pain and his family, who built the Menindee Hotel in 1853. Now known as the Maiden's Menindee Hotel, it is reputed to be the second oldest hotel still in continuous operation in NSW. The colonial explorers Burke and Wills used the hotel as a staging point for their disastrous 1860 expedition to the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The hotel provides quality outback accommodation along with ice cold beer and great Aussie tucker to make your stay comfortable and memorable.