Exchange Hotel
The Exchange is a colourful part of Goulburn history and a vibrant part of our entertainment scene.
The Exchange is a colourful part of Goulburn history and a vibrant part of our entertainment scene.
Family friendly environment, indoor and outdoor dining, children's playground, beer garden, live music every Sunday 4pm onwards.
Located on the Main Street of Pinjarra and overlooking the Murray River, the historic Exchange Hotel is set to be transformed into the Peel Region’s most iconic hospitality destination and dining, meeting and entertainment space.
The Exchange Hotel is renowned for its long and colorful history, from enduring the floods of the last 100 years to the most recent overhaul of the entire venue.
The Exchange Hotel is currently providing multiple heritage style accomodation options and does not at this stage have a bar open to the public.
The Exchange Hotel was originally built in 1899 by TJ McCarthy and was the first 2 storey pub in Muttaburra.
This pub sadly burnt down in 1933 and TJ built a new Exchange Hotel on the same spot.
The Exchange Tavern welcomes visitors who can relax and dine in the historic dining room, once visitored by Lord Forrest. Take in the village atmosphere of Pingelly. Then relax in the refurbished rooms of the Exchange Tavern.
Established in 1861 as the Exchange Hotel and was renamed the Royal Exchange in 1875. The hotel once had the longest verandah in South Australia. The hotel has a National Trust listing
Exchange Hotel is a heritage-listed hotel at 134-138 Patrick Street, Laidley, Lockyer Valley Region, Queensland, Australia. It was designed by Eaton & Bates and built in 1902.
The Exchange Hotel Torrens Creek is located on the Flinders highway between charters towers and Hughenden we offer drinks, accommodation, fuel and meals. we are open 7 days and serve meals all day every day.