Hotels in Murrurundi, New South Wales
Railway Hotel
Railway Hotel Established in 1880 and was rebuilt in the 1920's after a fire.
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel The Royal Hotel was established in 1863 and renamed the Royal in 1890. The Hotel was a Cobb & Co. staging post.
White Hart Hotel
White Hart Hotel - Closed from December 2007 , reopened 16/10/2010 and newly renovated . - Previous comments. Hotel was established in 1842. The second story was added in 1936. Restaurant Accommodation Functions
Former Tattersalls Hotel
Former Tattersalls Hotel Hotel was established in 1880 and closed c1952. Opposite the Railway Hotel.
Information on Murrurundi, NSW
Murrurundi is a picturesque rural town of approximately 822 residents, situated 193 kilometers northwest of Newcastle in New South Wales' Upper Hunter region. Nestled almost entirely within the Liverpool Range mountains at 417 meters above sea level, the town sits beside the Pages River with dramatic mountain vistas to the east and west.
The town features unique attractions including the 'Eye of the Needle' rock formation with scenic lookouts, and Magpie Distilling, one of Australia's most awarded small craft distilleries. Murrurundi also houses Michael Reid Murrurundi, a destination for art, design, and fine food lovers since 2006.
Local tourism links
Travel options
Murrurundi is accessible by direct bus services from Sydney's Central Station, with Transport for NSW operating services twice daily (Monday-Thursday), taking approximately 5 hours 23 minutes. Train services also operate to Murrurundi Station via Transport for NSW. By car, the driving distance from Sydney is 190 miles (approximately 309 kilometers).
The town is located along the New England Highway, making it accessible for road travelers exploring the Upper Hunter region.
- Wingen (15km)
- Willow Tree (16km)
- Wallabadah (25km)
- Quirindi (31km)
- Gundy (32km)
- Scone (32km)
- Moonan Flat (42km)
- Nundle (43km)
- Aberdeen (45km)
- Werris Creek (49km)