Hotels in Roma, Queensland
Club Hotel Motel Roma
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Commonwealth Hotel
Irish McGann's Hotel
Irish McGann's Hotel Formerly the Queens Arms Hotel
School of Arts Hotel
School of Arts Hotel Closed in March 2001. Someone who was there in 2005 confirmed it has been reopened. Good News indeed.
White Bull Tavern
Empire Hotel
Former King George Hotel
Former King George Hotel The Hotel closed in September 2000.
Former Royal Hotel
Former Royal Hotel Destroyed by fire 15/11/2014. It was speculated the fire probably started in the kitchen. ABC News link with photos: www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-15/royal-hotel-roma-destroyed-by-fire/5894384
Grande Hotel Roma
Information on Roma, QLD
Main Street
Roma, Queensland
Toowoomba & Golden West Region
Photo: Courtesy of Tourism Queensland
Roma is nestled in the heart of the Maranoa region of Southwest Queensland, uniquely positioned where country meets the outback. Just a half-day drive from Brisbane, the town is surrounded by sweeping plains and boundless skies.
Roma is home to the iconic Roma Saleyards, Australia's largest cattle-selling facility, and The Big Rig Oil and Gas interpretive Centre. The town is also known for its bottle trees and hosts Romavilla Winery, Queensland's oldest winery.
Local tourism links
Travel options
Roma is approximately 480 km west of Brisbane along the Warrego Highway, at the intersection of the Warrego and Carnarvon Highways. Rex Airlines operates flights from Brisbane Airport and Charleville.
Train services from Brisbane to Roma operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, taking approximately 10 hours and 50 minutes. Regular coach services via Bus Queensland are also available.
Self-drive visitors can reach Roma via the Warrego Highway through the Darling Downs.
- Muckadilla (40km)
- Wallumbilla (41km)