Settlers Arms Inn, St Albans. NSW. Australia.
S 33° 17.560 E 150° 58.285
56H E 311110 N 6314430
Established in 1836 the Settlers Arms Inn was a stopover for Cobb and Co’s arduous Sydney to Newcastle trip on the Great North Road. It’s now a popular watering hole in its own right and still attracts visitors taking the scenic route from Sydney to the Hunter Valley.
Waymark Code: WMGCME
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 02/14/2013
Views: 8
The Settlers Arms Inn is built from convict - hewn sandstone in Georgian-style architecture. It nestles alongside the Macdonald River within the tiny village of St. Albans, the heart of the Macdonald Valley, New South Wales and is not only popular with day trippers but provides Accommodation comprising four doubles, all with ensuite.
Australian Country - style cuisine is available seven days a week. Outdoor activities may involve tennis at the courts across the way, swimming and relaxing in their 12 metre saltwater pool, bike-riding, golf at Wisemans Ferry, or just ambling along a country road, perhaps exploring the old Convict Road.
The Inn is classified by The National Trust and is one of the oldest hotels in Australia.
Real Ale: yes
Bar Food Available: yes
Restaurant: yes
Children Allowed: All areas
Garden: yes
Accommodation: yes
Beer brewed on site: yes
Website: [Web Link]
General comments:
Settlers Arms Inn
1 Wharf Street
St Albans, NSW 2775
Ph: (02) 4568 2111
Dogs Allowed: Not Listed
CAMRA Listed: Not Listed
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