The TOP 10 BEST Hotels in Caloola NSW

Refurbished in January 2019, locally owned and operated by Heath Smith, and Boston the Pub Pug, the Victoria Bathurst offers something for the whole crew. It is the ultimate hub for food, drink, arts, music, events & accommodation in the Central West. She’s an old pub, with old pub features, yet with a modern touch that’s not hell bent on being a smug hipster hangout. In either of the dining rooms and in the front bar, the walls are adorned in imagery conjured up by local artists. Smug hipsters are actually welcome. Karen’s are not. The Victoria is part-pub, restaurant, gallery, live music venue & boutique hotel. Each section of The Victoria has its own distinct style. The Victoria’s Publican Heath, is a chef by trade so you know the food on offer is top notch. Menu items consist of high quality starters and share snacks, the very popular Queenie’s Classics, right through to restaurant quality fair. The Vic also caters for Vegans and Crossfitters so You’ll have no issues spotting them, they’ll let you know they are about. Assist you celiac’s in your war on gluten. Upstairs from the pub, The Victoria houses 19 freshly renovated rooms that range from your lock stock single room and TV, all the way up to your Family sized room with all amenities, additional foldout couch and ensuite, all with room service. Little Alberts is a roomy, yet intimate live music joint with it’s own front door access that is custom made for live entertainment, private functions and all sorts of get-together. Sporting it’s own bar, this room has featured some of this countries finest musicians, featuring both original artists and tribute performances honouring some of history’s greatest works. Suss out the pubs socials to find out about any upcoming performances. The Backyard is the kid and dog friendly yard out the back of the pub. It’s a beaut hangout for you, your mates, your dogs and your family to have a couple cheeky lunchtime drinks and a top feed.

The iconic Hotel Dudley in Bathurst is the perfect place to stop, relax and play, with something on offer for everyone here! Featuring a newly refurbished family-friendly bistro, Hotel Dudley is also home to a drive-thru bottleshop, TAB, KENO and VIP lounge as well as function rooms, children’s playground, beer garden and traditional long bar. A popular meeting spot for residents and visitors alike, Hotel Dudley offers country style meals and great value all in a convenient central Bathurst location - drop by for a meal, drink, catch up with friends or even host your next event here, you won’t be disappointed!

Havannah Accommodation is a modern, comfortable and spacious alternative accommodation option. We are a family owned and guest focused establishment. We pride ourselves in offering our guests a comfortable and quality stay. With a large communal kitchen, spacious lounge and dining areas suitable for any type of group and a great space for relaxation and interaction with other guests. Our rooms include your own private ensuite, flat screen TV and free WIFI accessible from all areas of the property. Also includes free car parking - large enough for trailers and trucks of all sizes, laundry facilities and an outdoor BBQ area. Havannah Accommodation is the perfect location for any occasion. All within a short 5-minute walk to the Bathurst Central Business District. We have everything you need to make your stay more than comfortable! We accommodate for those that need a late check-in with our 24-hour check in service – quick and convenient for those that are on the road late into the evening. You can be sure to have a great stay with Havannah Accommodation – where cleanliness and customer service are our biggest priority.

If the image to the right makes you think of the perfect country hotel, then you’re 100% correct. The iconic, centrally located The Metropolitan Hotel Orange has it all – great pub food and drink in a warm and relaxing atmosphere. We can offer you a wide range of local wines, plus 12 draught beers on tap. Upstairs our family friendly, all-seasons Verandah Bistro gives you picturesque views of the historic Town Hall and Holy Trinity Church. Not to mention our extensive and delicious menu , and great selection of local wines. Plus the Verandah Bistro has convenient charge back facilities to our popular Town Square Motel, next door. Comfortable affordable Pub accommodation – we have single double and twin occupancy rooms starting from $60 per night. All rooms have air conditioning, in room TV’s with a communal kitchen and shared bathrooms. For for convenient Orange Pub style accommodation call us at the Town Square Motel on 02 6369 1444 for bookings.

A family-friendly hotel, offering quality food & beverages with that country town atmosphere. Newly appointed 7 cabins for accommodation with many configurations to suit singles, couples, or large groups that are serviced. Also, there are rooms above the pub if that is what you are looking for! Large function room which can be closed off for private functions if requested and the ability to have bands/music with a pool table if required. Food can be catered for if requested and organised prior by our locally renowned chef Andrew ‘RED’ Thompson. Bistro is open Monday to Saturday 6.30 to 8 pm offering great priced a la carte menu & daily boards specials. Homemade pizza's available daily.

The Royal Hotel is rich with history, the first timber version of the hotel was built around 1840 but it tragically burnt down in the early 1894. The story goes that the ladies of the community were fed up with their men spending too much time at the pub, so they torched it! The original timber building was replaced with a stone building in 1895 and it is still standing proudly today. In 1880 the hotel became a railhead (where a railway line ends). In the old days, it used to be a three-week trip to Sydney but suddenly the railway line arrived and the trip became less than 24 hours. Back then, there were more than 3,500 people living here whereas numbers have now dwindled to just 180. Fire seems to be a recurring theme at The Royal because in 1930, a traveling salesman left a candle next to a window and the curtains caught alight. But just as the fabled phoenix arises from the ashes, so too does the Royal Hotel Capertee.