Hotels in Portland, Victoria
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Gordon Hotel
The Gordon Hotel was established in 1842 as the Commercial Hotel and is still trading under the oldest continuous license issued in Victoria.
Macs Hotel Bentinck
Macs Hotel Bentinck Constructed in 1855 the Hotel was one of the colony's most imposing buildings. Fully restored in 1996, the Hotel has been managed since 1980 by the present owners, Portland's Hunt and McIntyre families.
Richmond Henty Hotel
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel The Lamb Inn was relocated to this site in 1850. The name was changed to the Royal Hotel in 1850. Claims Portlands oldest licensed Hotel and Hotel building. Spinnakers Bistro open daily for lunch and dinner. Big screen TV Pool...
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Former Britannia Inn
Former London Inn
Former London Inn The Inn was established in 1844 and still has its original windows. The Assembly Rooms were built in 1862.
Former Union Inn
Information on Portland, VIC 3305
View to the main street over the Park - Portland
Photo 07/03/2004
Photos and information submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Portland is known as Victoria's birthplace based on it being the first permanent white settlement in 1834, one year prior to Melbourne. The Henty family feature in the history of Portland, and many buildings in the town bear witness to their presence, including the corner of Bentinck St and Julia St where the former London Inn was built in 1844 (The words: London Hotel - still feature over the top windows of the building). The foreshore is abound with wharves and industry, yet is balanced with well maintained lawns and streetscapes leaving a brilliant view of the historical buildings and facades that continue to capture the attention of travellers enjoying a visit to this great town.