A Part of Australian History

The Glen Davis Hotel was built in 1939 to the lavish standards of the day and was said to be the ‘finest hotel west of the Blue Mountains.’

Being built to service the thriving Oil Shale Mine & Refinery in Glen Davis, the Hotel provided accommodation for visiting dignitaries and officials. The attached Pub became the meeting place for local miners & refinery operators.

After the mine closed in 1952 the town became a ghost town and the Hotel became a Marist retreat till the mid 1960’s.

After a brief stint as a holiday farm and bistro, the Hotel lay derelict and vandalised until its current owners took on its complete restoration.

The Hotel reopened in 2006 and now hosts glamorous weddings, parties, conferences, functions and events.