Bank Hotel

  • 270 Dowling Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 19 rooms
  • 40 guests

Accommodation Details

Originally built as a residence in 1876 by the Boots Bros, Bank Hotel stands on the corner of Dowling and Hooke Street; providing locals and visitors with cold beer, delicious food, and a warm place to lay their weary heads. The Bank Hotel exudes a heritage old pub charm and is within walking distance of the town centre of Dungog. With 19 rooms of clean, comfortable accommodation with friendly service and reasonable rates. Relax in the back games room, the open verandah upstairs, or the public bar. Enjoy a great meal in the family dining room or outside in the beer garden. The front and back bar areas have a wood fire so guests will be nice and cosy on those winter days. A jukebox, pool table, and TAB are also available. The Bank caters for large groups and events and is open seven days. Come in and visit, say hi to the friendly staff and locals.
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  • 270 Dowling Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 19 rooms
  • 40 guests
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Features

Automatic Teller Machine - Bar - Barbeque - Carpark - Communal Lounge - Communal Refrigerator - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Food & Wine - Games or recreation room - History & Heritage - Laundry - Non Smoking - Open Fireplace - Outdoor Furniture

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