Hotel Queanbeyan 2025 – Menu, Opening Hours, Pub & Accommodation

Hotel Queanbeyan, a 3‑star pub‑style hotel at 59 Crawford Street in Queanbeyan, NSW, operates as both a lively bistro and budget accommodation hub just 8.7 km from Canberra Railway Station. This article draws on the hotel’s official website, booking platforms, and dozens of guest reviews to give you a clear picture of its menu, pub atmosphere, opening hours, room features, and how it stacks up against nearby alternatives like the Royal Hotel and Tourist Hotel. All prices are in Australian dollars and data is current as of November 2025.

Last checked: 2026-08-22

Property: Hotel Queanbeyan · Type: Pub, hotel, bottle shop · Location: Queanbeyan, New South Wales · Price: Double room from AUD $50 per night

Hotel Queanbeyan MENU

Hotel Queanbeyan’s bistro – advertised on its official website as a “top pub” – serves lunch and dinner throughout the week. The menu focuses on classic pub fare: schnitzels, rump steaks, lamb shanks, and salmon. Weekly specials include Monday and Tuesday schnitzels at AU$12.50 and rump steaks at AU$18.00, prices that several Booking.com guests describe as “really good value.”

Lunch hours run 12:00–15:00 Monday to Thursday and extend to 21:00 on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday the bistro is open during pub hours (10:00–22:00) but with a shorter lunch window. Dinner service typically starts at 17:00 and runs until 21:00 on most days, according to the hotel’s dining page.

Some Tripadvisor reviewers note that the menu is “limited” and “standard pub fare,” but those who have attended functions praise the “very tasty pub food” and efficient service – one function organiser described the staff as “exceptional” and the meals as “reasonably priced” and delivered within about 15 minutes. The bottom line: the bistro delivers solid, inexpensive pub meals, especially on schnitzel nights, but the range is narrower than at the nearby Royal Hotel.

“Cheap, functional, clean, friendly, stylish with some great history … the pub interior is lovely inside.”

— Darrin P, Tripadvisor review (2023)

Queanbeyan Hotel Top Pub

Hotel Queanbeyan’s own website brands it a “top pub” in Queanbeyan, and the atmosphere inside the heritage building is a major draw. Guests on Booking.com and Trip.com frequently mention the “nicely renovated” interior that retains original character while feeling modern. The pub operates from 08:00 to 02:00 Monday to Saturday and 10:00 to 22:00 on Sunday – late‑night licensing typical of Australian country pubs.

Reviewers on Tripadvisor describe the pub as “lively” with cold beer and “amazing food,” though a few note that noise levels can be high on weekend nights, which may affect light sleepers. The hotel also hosts a bottle shop, making it a convenient stop for travellers. Why this matters: if you’re after a classic pub experience with late‑night hours and a central location, Hotel Queanbeyan delivers – but it’s not a quiet retreat.

Hotel Queanbeyan opening hours

Below are the verified operating hours for the pub and bistro, sourced from the hotel’s official website and Tripadvisor listing. Note that the bistro’s hours are slightly different from the pub’s.

Check‑in for accommodation is 14:00–22:00 and check‑out is 08:00–10:00, as listed on Trip.com and Booking.com. Guests arriving after 22:00 should contact the hotel directly. The pattern: the pub is open very late for a regional hotel, making it a good option for evening socialising, but the bistro closes earlier on weeknights.

Hotel queanbeyan calcutta

The term “Calcutta” at Hotel Queanbeyan likely refers to a Calcutta betting pool or sweepstakes event, a common feature in Australian pubs for horse racing or sports. The hotel’s official website and Facebook page do not explicitly mention a regular Calcutta event, but related searches suggest it is a known activity. A search of social media posts (Facebook) would be needed to confirm current scheduling. As of our research, no firm details were available from tier‑1 or tier‑2 sources. What to watch: if you’re interested in Calcutta events, check the hotel’s Facebook page or call ahead – the information is not publicly listed on the website or major booking platforms.

Pros and Cons

Best for …

• Budget travellers: double rooms from AU$95/night, plus cheap pub meals make it a wallet‑friendly stay.
• Families: family rooms are available, and the bistro is described as family‑friendly on Booking.com. However, shared bathrooms may be a drawback for some.
• Pub‑goers: the bar is open until 2 a.m. most nights, with a lively atmosphere and cold beer.
• Business travellers: free Wi‑Fi and a central location near Canberra make it a functional base, though the lack of an elevator and late‑night pub noise could be issues.

Pricing and Value

According to Tripadvisor, a standard double room at Hotel Queanbeyan averages between AU$95 and AU$173 per night. Booking.com guests rate value for money at 8.8/10, the highest sub‑score. The weekly schnitzel special at AU$12.50 and rump steak at AU$18.00 are significantly cheaper than the average pub meal in the region. Breakfast is not mentioned in sources, so guests should plan to eat out or use the bistro’s lunch service. The trade‑off: you get rock‑bottom prices but may encounter shared bathrooms and basic amenities.

Location

Hotel Queanbeyan sits at 59 Crawford Street, right in the middle of Queanbeyan. It is 5.4 miles (8.7 km) from Canberra Railway Station and roughly 15 minutes’ drive to Canberra’s city centre. Free private parking is available, a major plus for guests with vehicles. The nearest bus stops are within walking distance, but public transport from Queanbeyan to Canberra is limited. The implication: the hotel is best suited for those with a car, though it’s close enough to Canberra for day trips.

Alternatives in Queanbeyan

Two other pub‑style venues in Queanbeyan offer similar accommodation and dining:

• Royal Hotel Queanbeyan (85 Monaro Street) – advertises “good pub food, steaks & schnitzels” made from local ingredients. It has a bistro open daily until 21:00 and is described on Tripadvisor as a “popular local pub” with vegetarian and gluten‑free options. It is generally considered a step up in food quality. See Royal Hotel Queanbeyan – Eat & Drink.
• Tourist Hotel (31 Monaro Street) – a bar/pub restaurant serving Australian cuisine, open for lunch and dinner with late hours until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. It provides another budget option but has less accommodation information available. See Tourist Hotel on Tripadvisor.

Both are within a few minutes’ walk of Hotel Queanbeyan, making it easy to compare

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