Settlers Arms Hotel

  • 45 Brown Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 6 rooms
  • 12 guests

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Situated in the historic town of Dungog, Surrounded by rolling hills, pristine rivers and forests, Settlers Arms has been a historic haven since 1848 where heritage meets exceptional hospitality and is the perfect place for a weekend or mid-week break. Settlers is a family-friendly hotel with a welcoming atmosphere. At Settlers, they combine style, comfort, and friendly service to make your stay memorable. Relax by the cosy fire, and enjoy one of the mid-week specials, focusing on the produce of the Hunter Valley region with cosy and comfortable accommodation for all budgets Settlers also has conference facilities and free WiFi, Settlers Arms is a great place for business meetings or small conferences.
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  • 45 Brown Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 6 rooms
  • 12 guests
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