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Hotels in Yea, Victoria
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Grand Central Hotel
Grand Central Hotel
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Grand Central Hotel
First known as the Caledonian Hotel when built in 1901, stands the Grand Central Hotel, boasting its fine verandah facade to the main street of Yea, with adjacent bottle shop.
- Address:
- 64 High St
Yea
Victoria 3717 - Phone:
- 03 5797 2513
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Heritage Country Club Hotel
Heritage Country Club Hotel
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Heritage Country Club Hotel
Originally called the Commercial Hotel, built in 1856 (est), but billboarded as established in 1858.
Catering specially for the traveler, the hotel features accommodation, a vine covered beer garden, bistro, and fine range of boutique beers in the bar.
- Address:
- 18 High St
Yea
Victoria 3717 - Phone:
- 03 5797 2514
- Website:
- www.thecountryclubhotel.com.au
Peppercorn Hotel
Peppercorn Hotel
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Photos and information submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
The hotel offers an exquisite selection of local wines, and presents traditional and tasty pub food every night of the week.
An excellent venue to consider for that private or corporate function - or just sit back, relax around the great open fire and enjoy the ambience!
Peppercorn Hotel
Situated right opposite the historical Yea Railway Station, the Yea Peppercorn Hotel has been magnificently restored from its origins as the Railway Hotel.
No expense has been spared in creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, immediately enjoyed upon entering the hotel and being greeted by your hosts Tim and Jess. We were provided a full tour of the premises, starting with a beautifully decorated major suite conveniently located on the ground floor.
Upstairs boasts a verandah overlooking the hills surrounding the town, and access from five generously proportioned rooms and suites offering value and luxury to more than satisfy anybody's needs. This boutique accommodation is ideal for travellers passing through who want to enjoy a top meal or wish to arrange a gathering or party to impress! The decor, service and hospitality is just brilliant.
The hotel offers an exquisite selection of local wines, and presents traditional and tasty pub food every night of the week.
An excellent venue to consider for that private or corporate function - or just sit back, relax around the great open fire and enjoy the ambience!
- Address:
- 21 Station St
Yea
Victoria 3717 - Phone:
- 03 57972000
- Website:
- www.peppercornyea.com.au
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Royal Mail Hotel
Royal Mail Hotel
Photo 10/06/2008
Photo and information submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Royal Mail Hotel
This hotel places strong emphasis on fine food and regular entertainment, whilst also catering for the needs of travelers on the road, with fine meals to take away. But why hurry? The modern and bright features are a welcomed relief for those doing the long haul from up North and getting to the closing stages of their journey through this area.
All tastes catered for here, as the Hotel boasts an excellent menu to compliment their fine country hospitality.
- Address:
- 88 High St
Yea
Victoria 3717 - Phone:
- 03 57972515
- Website:
- www.yea.com.au/royalmail.html
Information on Yea, VIC 3717
Photo 01/06/2008 submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Situated 109 km north-east of Melbourne. Located on the Yea River, an inviting rural township of around 1000 people.
Originally called Muddy Creek Settlement until the river name changed in 1878 from Muddy Creek to Yea River.
The convergence of three main highways from Yarra Glen, Seymour and Benalla/Mansfield, Yea is a popular stopping point for travelers in the area.
Established in 1855 along what was once called Muddy Creek, the town provides accomodation and refreshment from a variety of hotels and establishments, making it an ideal alternative route out of Melbourne when heading north.
The Goulburn Valley Highway (B340) passes through this major town, and meets with Melba Highway (B300). The surrounding areas are a mecca for motorcyclists with some great touring roads in the Mt Slide area to the south, and east towards the High Country out of Mansfield from here.
