Hotels in Port Augusta, South Australia

Augusta Hotel

Established as the Wharf Hotel in 1882, Jetty Hotel 1883, Wharf Hotel 1884 and
finally the Hotel Augusta in 1933.

Exchange Hotel / Tassie Tavern

Newly Rebuilt (2009). This is an old front photo.

Existed in 1879 as Taylor's Hotel, renamed Exchange in 1914.

Next door to the Northern Hotel.

Flinders Hotel Motel

Opened about 1879 as MacKay's Hotel, and the Flinders Family Hotel and in 1930 renamed the Flinders Hotel.

Hannahville Hotel

The hotel opened officially in 1879.

Tastefully upgraded, extended and renovated (2009/10) the hotel has a modern and appealing sports themed main bar, attractive dining room, function room, al fresco dining, beer garden and plentiful parking

• Meals 7 Days
  

Lunch 11.30am - 2pm

Dinner 6pm - 8.30pm Thurs, Fri, Sat
6pm-8pm Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed

Hotel Commonwealth

Opened about 1879 as MacKay's Hotel, and the Flinders Family Hotel and in 1930 renamed the Flinders Hotel.

Ians' Western Hotel

The Hotel opened in 1867 and renamed Ians' Western Hotel in the early 1990's.

Pastoral Hotel

The hotel was first licenced in 1882.

Owns Motel Style accommodation across the drive.

"Recently renovated, the Pastoral Hotel's motel units offer high quality, convenient accommodation, a short stroll from the hotel's bar, bistro, gaming room and bottle shop.

All motel units feature ensuite bathrooms, 42 inch plasma TV's, Austar (Foxtel) internet, reverse cycle air conditioning, and an array of facilities to ensure your stay is a comfortable one.

Two pairs of motel units have interconnecting rooms, offering additional space and facilities for families.

With car parking available at your door, we also offer large vehicle parking, and are able to lock away your trailer, boat or motorbike on request. " Courtesy Hotel website with permission.

Sky Tavern / Northern Exchange.

Has been rebuilt 2008. This is an old front photo.

Previously known as the Great Northern Hotel

Adjoins the Exchange Hotel but operates under seperate licenses.

"In September 1855, the first publican's general license was granted to Alexander Mackay for a small shanty which he named the “Port Augusta Hotel”. Alexander Mackay, one of the first pioneer settlers of Port Augusta, was a carpenter and builder. He was also the first mail contractor and later became local magistrate and civic leader."
_ courtesy Courtney Inge, Eureka Group and skytavern.com.au

• Restaurant
  
• Bars
  

More of the Pub history on their website.