Hotels in Cooma, New South Wales
Alpine Hotel
Australian Hotel
Coffey's Hotel
Cooma Hotel
Dodd's Hotel
Dodd's Hotel "Open for lunch: Wednesday to Saturday 12pm - 2pm Open for dinners: Thursday to Saturday 6pm - 9pm Accommodation: Single rooms to group rooms accommodating up to eight people. Please note there are shared bathrooms only in this...
Royal Hotel
Former Lord Raglan Hotel
Former Lord Raglan Hotel This Inn was established in 1854 by James Hain and was first licensed in April 1855. The building is now used as gallery. It is the oldest surviving inn or hotel building in the Cooma area. - Jon Graham From www.cooma.nsw.gov.au....
Former Pine Valley Inn
Former Pine Valley Inn The Inn was established c1858 and was later known as the Travellers Rest Inn. Closed?
Information on Cooma, NSW
Snowy River, Cooma, Snowy Mountains in Summer. Courtesy: Tourism New South Wales. Region: Snowy Mountains
Known as the Capital of the Snowy Mountains, Cooma is a popular stop-off point for people en route to the mountains or the coast, and has a gateway information centre for travellers between Victoria and New South Wales.
Local tourism links
- Bunyan (7km)
- Berridale (31km)
- Bredbo (31km)
- Nimmitabel (36km)
- Dalgety (40km)








![Former Lord Raglan Hotel
Photo 25/05/2005.
Photo and top information submitted by Jon Graham, Many Thanks
By 1950 the building had fallen into disrepair and looked set for demolition.... Mr Lindsay Hain - a grandson of James - was convinced of its potential, and Lindsay found enough financial backers to buy the building. A Trust was formed to control the venture.
In 1970 Cooma Council purchased the Raglan from the Hain Trust and had it declared as a Heritage site.
In 1968 the Raglan was opened as an art gallery. ....Another generous group is restoring and maintaining the garden. [The bay tree in the front yard is more than 100 years old.]
Today the Raglan Gallery and Cultural Centre houses a stock of arts and crafts by local artisans, it stages exhibitions throughout the year, and is also available for functions.
In 1970 Cooma Council purchased the Raglan from the Hain Trust and had it declared as a Heritage site.
In 1968 the Raglan was opened as an art gallery. The Board consists of of art and history-lovers who give their time freely. They are assisted by a team of volunteers who staff the gallery when it is open. Another generous group is restoring and maintaining the garden. [The bay tree in the front yard is more than 100 years old.]
Today the Raglan Gallery and Cultural Centre houses a stock of arts and crafts by local artisans."
-Courtesy paraphrased from www.cooma.nsw.gov.au/culturalmap/places/raglan.htm
New South Wales Government. Many Thanks Former Lord Raglan Hotel](http://cdn.gdaypubs.com.au/images/photos/small/pub_1497.jpg)

