tiabunna's photos with the keyword: hotel

A little corner of the coffee shop area in a Kiama hotel. Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

Another colourful wall ornamentation on the Melbourne hotel I showed last week. HWW and have a good week, everyone.

Middleton was the middle one of nine horse changing stations for stagecoaches on the run between Winton and Boulia - a 384 km trip then taking four days. Nothing remains of the other eight coach stations, making this one of the most isolated pubs in Queensland. The coach run here operated until somewhere between 1915 and 1920 and at that time Middleton had a school, police station, store and community hall. Only the pub still operates.

Betoota is a ghost town in western Queensland, with a permanent population of nil, but it does have a (restored) pub and a racetrack. The satirical online newspaper, the "Betoota Advocate" claims to originate here as "Australia's oldest newspaper". See also PiPs. Betoota is now a "must visit" for travellers and not only is the pub busy, but it has benches outside for those wishing to be in the sunshine. With that thought, I'll wish everyone a very Happy Bench Monday and a good week to follow.

XXXX is a well known beer in Australia and this pub in Windorah was an ideal place to enjoy a few. Care to join me on a bench for a beer? HBM and have a good week, everyone.

View of Perth from the hotel balcony, on an overcast early morning. Happy Bench Monday and have a good week, everyone.

There's an Australian hotel chain adding murals to their buildings, in this case giving the hotel the name of the artist - Tim Adnate. The 25 storey mural is one of the world's largest - you can read more about it here.

Back to my images from our recent visit to England. Taken at The Tinners' Arms in Zennor, as recommended by Andy Rodker for a visit. Unfortunately we arrived before they opened and had to keep moving along.

A big charity fund-raising night at a country pub, in the Australian outback. Best viewed on black.

Mintaro, in South Australia, is only a small village and dates from 1851 when a slate mine opened there. It now houses a fine winery and restaurant, apart from the old pub. Explored.