The Marque Hotel
The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District and combines all the character and elegance of the early 20th century with the modern and first class facilities of today.
The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District and combines all the character and elegance of the early 20th century with the modern and first class facilities of today.
Just a few kilometres off the Bruce Highway, between Tiaro and Gympie, is the tiny township of Theebine, which is dominated by the gloriously-restored Theebine Hotel, a popular locale for daytrippers and weekenders.
Tingoora - Aboriginal for 'wattle tree' - is located 22 kilometres north of Kingaroy on the Bunya Highway.
The Town Hall Hotel, Newtown - or the `TOWNIE` as it is affectionately known by its patrons - is a hub of activity and a great place to come and visit.
The Tumby Bay Hotel was built as a single story in March 1904. The second story was added in 1916, which must have been an amazing feat for that time. The hotel has undergone a lot of changes over the past hundred years.
The Historic Wellshot Hotel is one of the most unique outback pubs, over one hundred years old and well worth looking through, with its woolpress bar, remarkable collection of hats and wealth of local memorabilia.
The Wishing Well Tavern is an old style Aussie pub situated opposite the Carrum railway station, a stones throw from Melbournes best beach
11am-11pm daily
The Yandina Hotel situated in Yandina, Sunshine Coast, Queensland is a hotel which was established by Australian pioneers. Yandina was a staging depot on the route between Brisbane and the Gold fields in Gympie.
An older style brick hotel located in the main street. Handy to shops, tab, coach stop and railway.