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Hosies - Hill End Micro Pub

Hill End Historic Site

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Overview

Hosies - Hill End Micro Pub offers unique accommodation in a beautifully-renovated 1870s building in Hill End Historic Site between Bathurst and Mudgee. Enjoy local wines, craft beers and hearty seasonal fare that celebrates Central West producers in a relaxed country-pub atmosphere.

Accommodation Details
Accommodation type Lodge
Where 23 Clarke Street, Hill End, NSW, 2850 - in Hill End Historic Site
Bedrooms 7
Maximum guests 12
Facilities Toilets, showers, drinking water, kitchen, bed linen, heating, tv, wifi, towels, electric power, rubbish bin
Opening times

Bar and restaurant: Wednesday to Sunday, 11am until late (closed Christmas Day).

Accommodation: Year-round, availability permitting.

 

Please note
  • Self check in from 2pm. Check out 10am.
  • Accommodation guest self-entry is at the back of the building, via Short Street.
  • The Hosies - Hill End Micro Pub bar and restaurant may be open on additional days. Please contact the venue by email at hello@hillendmicropub.com.au to confirm opening times or to make an accommodation booking.
  • Hill End has limited mobile phone coverage, though Optus works well. Hosies - Hill End Micro Pub offers complimentary Wi-Fi for all guests and patrons.

Step inside this beautifully renovated 1870s building and discover a blend of country charm and contemporary comfort, right in the heart of Hill End Historic Site. Discover the attractions, history, and walking tracks of this gold rush town.

Eat, drink and unwind

The Hill End Micro Pub serves up local wines, craft beers and hearty seasonal fare that celebrates Central West producers. With a relaxed country-pub atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to gather with locals and friends after exploring the village’s gold-rush heritage, arts scene and scenic lookouts. Enjoy your drink in the outdoor grassy beer garden, which comes to life under festoon lights at night, or settle in indoors where a soft musical atmosphere sets the tone both inside and out.

Visit Hill End Heritage Centre for an insight into the village’s former life as a thriving gold mining town. Stroll along Golden Gully walking track, a short drive away, where remnants of old mine shafts and eroded rock formations in the creek bed will ignite your imagination.

Nature lovers can discover cottage-style gardens in summer, and autumn colours along historic avenues of elm, oak, Monterey pine and London plane trees. You may even spot a wallaby or kangaroo wandering around the village.

As the sun goes down, head to Bald Hill, Beaufoy Merlins or Split Rock lookout for that perfect sunset snap.

Stay

Hill End Micro Pub accommodates up to 12 guests across 7 bedrooms on the top floor. It's ideal for couples, families, groups and retreats. Guests have access to 2 share bathrooms on the ground floor and a separate toilet. Bedding and towels are provided but please bring all other personal amenities. A small, communal amenities area is located downstairs near the rear entry. This includes 2 bar fridges, a toaster, kettle and cupboards for storing dry goods.

As a heritage building, sound does travel and you may hear laughter and chatter from the bar and restaurant downstairs during opening hours. Your hosts encourage you to join in the fun but if you prefer quiet, please consider this before booking.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

Nearby

  • Village walking track, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: E Sheargold © OEH

    Village walking track

    Take an easy self-guided walk and discover the historic heritage of Hill End on Village walking track.

  • Two people walk between the towering soil formations of Golden Gully waking track at Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John Spencer/DCCEEW © DCCEEW

    Golden Gully walking track

    Golden Gully walking track is a short drive from Hill End and part of a great car touring route. Enjoy easy walking and taking in the historic surrounds.

  • Two visitors pause to read the interpretive sign outside Hill End Heritage Centre. Photo: John Spencer/DCCEEW © DCCEEW

    Hill End Heritage Centre

    Hill End Heritage Centre's interactive museum displays and historic information are the perfect introduction to any visit to Hill End Historic Site.

 

Strike creative gold at Hill End

Hill End is not your run-of-the-mill gold rush town. A small village full of original Victorian buildings, it's also home to a thriving community of artists, artisans, poets and painters.

Great Western Store, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

Conservation program:

Hill End Historic Site buildings conservation

A gold mining site since the 1850s, Hill End Historic Site is listed on the State Heritage Register for its cultural, scientific, and social value to generations of Australians. Located approximately 300km north-west of Sydney, Hill End is the focus of an ongoing conservation and adaptive re-use program to safeguard its valuable history.

Northeys Store, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John Spencer

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