Hotels in Tibooburra, New South Wales

Tibooburra Hotel

The only two storey building in town.

"It is the oldest of the two hotels left remaining in Tibooburra and was built of locally cut sandstone in 1882. The sandstone was transported to town by horse and cart and then hand-cut and hand- chipped to form the beautiful stone structure which remains today.

The hotel has twelve very clean and comfortable rooms, each with
different bed configurations. All rooms have air-conditioning."

- Courtesy Hotel Website.

It is though that It was originally named the Albert, but as there was already and Albert Hotel in Milparinka, the name was changed to the Tibooburra Hotel

Toole's Family Hotel

Built in 1883 and one of only two pubs in the outback town of Tibooburra.

Toole's Family Hotel in Tibooburra was built in 1882 by Francis Bladon.

Originally known as the Tattasall's Hotel its name was changed to Downie's Family Hotel in 1887,and has kept the title of 'Family' ever since. Was at one point a Cobb and Co staging post.

"During the 1960s Australian artists Clifton Pugh, Russell Drysdale and others spent several weeks painting in the outback. Other artists have contributed their works, making the walls a 'living' art gallery. Today, the hotel is owned by the Toole Family, Kathy and Dan, who offer their own style of friendly outback hospitality to locals and travellers alike. " - Courtesy of the Hotel Website.