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Built in 1906 this is the oldest hotel in town. It was originally called 'Land of Promise' which says more about the optimism than the reality of the town's early settlers.

The Goomalling Hotel, as it was known then, opened on the 1st October 1904 and only had 12 rooms. Since then there have been a few alterations and the hotel now has 23 rooms and 3 self-contained units where guests are welcome.

In 2005 the establishment was renamed “Grand Central Hotel’ with the addition of a Gaming Parlour, ‘The Dining Car’ restaurant and the ‘platform’ Bar. Today it is a thriving landmark Hotel , providing a truly unique experience.

The Grand Junction Hotel is situated in the old style charming Quorn. Set on the edge of the Flinders Ranges the town is steeped in its aboriginal history. The walking trails and abundant heratige buildings are a sight to be seen.

4 single rooms, 2 double rooms, 1 unit for 6 people.
Fans.
Communal shower/toilet.
Public telephone.
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We are Open, Opening Hours 10:00am - 10:00pm Monday - Saturday AND SUNDAY 11:00AM - 8:00PM!
FOOD IS AVAILABLE 7DAYS! Lunch 12:00 - 2:00pm. Dinner 6:00pm - 8:30 pm. ( last orders by 8:00pm)

The Gulnare Hotel is located just 30 minutes north of Clare and 40 minutes from Port Pirie. It is the ideal place to rest on your way to the Southern Flinders Ranges.

Originally built as the Railway Hotel when the Eastern
Railway extended to Beverley, Hotel Beverley, as it is
now known, has signifi cant historical value for the town
of Beverley.

The heart of the hills. The Kalamunda Hotel is a heritage listed building dating back to 1902.