Hotels in Hay, New South Wales
Commercial Hotel
Commercial Hotel One of the best looking hotels in Hay.
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New Crown Hotel
Riverina Hotel
Riverina Hotel Nice drop of Tooheys Old on tap! - Jon
South Hay Hotel
South Hay Hotel A nice, snug pub near the Sturt Highway and the Shearers Hall Of Fame.
Former Bridge Hotel
Former Bridge Hotel The hotel was established in 1869 as a Temperance Hotel, obtained a licence in 1870 and closed as an hotel in 1921.
Former Caledonian Hotel
Former Caledonian Hotel Sad news, the Caledonian Hotel, Hay's oldest building burnt down approx late 2006 - Jon Graham
Former Highway Inn Hotel
Former Highway Inn Hotel Hotel established in 1940 with the licence of the ex Terminus Hotel. Closed c2006-7
Former One Tree Hotel
Former One Tree Hotel Drive north out of Hay on the Cobb Highway and enter the New South Wales "Outback," land of the famed One Tree Hotel and Banjo Paterson's "Hay and Hell and Booligal." Some 38 kilometres from Hay you will see what is left...
Former Terminus Hotel
Former Terminus Hotel Situated opposite the railway station, the Terminus Hotel was established in 1880 and closed in 1940 with the licence being transferred to the Highway Inn Hotel.
Information on Hay, NSW
Hay is a town in the western Riverina region of south-western New South Wales, built beside the Murrumbidgee River. Located approximately midway between Sydney and Adelaide at the junction of the Sturt, Cobb and Mid-Western Highways,
Hay is an important regional and national transport node. It's a place to discover striking Outback sunsets, intriguing museums, winding cycleways and a rich agricultural heritage.
The town's appeal lies in its impressive, historic buildings, genuinely interesting 19th century gaol, and state-of-the-art Australian Shearers Hall of Fame.
Local tourism links
Travel options
Hay sits at the junction of the Sturt, Cobb and Mid-Western Highways, making it highly accessible by road from major cities. CountryLink coaches service the town, and while there are no direct flights to Hay, visitors can fly to nearby Mildura and then take a coach to Hay.
The town is equally accessible from three of Australia's major cities. Hay is at the centre of the Long Paddock driving route, making it a perfect stop on journeys through the Riverina.
- Booroorban (48km)