Welcome to the The Albion Hotel
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About Us
The Albion Hotel is located at 60 Burt Street, Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Built in the late 1800’s in the classic architectural style of Federation Filigree; today the Albion Hotel still retains that heritage listed character, whilst boasting all the conveniences of modern day venues.
Alby’s Bar and Bistro is open 7 days a week and is renowned for serving the best steaks in town, not to mention delicious food from our varied menu. The atmosphere is relaxed, family friendly, whilst representing great value for money. With an inter-connecting TAB, numerous screens, a range of cold beers and other beverages, punters are more than catered for.
Bistro
Renowned for the best steaks in town, The Albion Hotel’s Bar & Bistro offers a wide variety of other delicious dishes from our well priced menu.
Dine in a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere; the restaurant is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.
Daily blackboard Chef specials available all year round.
Restaurant Hours:
Lunch 12:00pm – 2:30pm daily
Dinner 5:30pm – 8:30pm daily
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises of 37 modern units.
22 guest rooms are standard with ensuite bathroom, kitchenette, Smart television, refrigerator, reverse cycle air-conditioning and complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits.
14 guestrooms are self catering family units with ensuite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, Smart television, refrigerator, reverse cycle air-conditioning and complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits.
Email us reservations@albionshamrock.com.au
History
Lot 52 was purchased in 1897 by Kalgoorlie established restaurateurs John Parer and Joseph Pareras for £550. They commissioned architect D. J. Edmunds to design a two-storey hotel with attached office and retail section. The building, known as the Albion Hotel and Albion Chambers, was built by Norman & Galpin and opened for business on 1st January 1898, under the management of John Parer.
On 7th June 1902, the Hotel was completely gutted by fire. It was started by hot ashes left in the refuse at the rear of the building by the proprietors of the Oyster Saloon in Lane Street. The hotel was rebuilt and continued to trade.
Albion Hotel was purchased by the current owner, Golden Hotels Pty Ltd. in 1996. The building was totally refurbished and restored as close as possible to its original form. Some minor changes included the remodelling of the front windows and the extension of the veranda, which now extends east across the front of the old chambers.