The Old Priory Hotel - Beechworth

Historic Gothic-revival guesthouse from Australia's Gold Rush era in Beechworth

Historical Architecture and Setting

The Old Priory Hotel Beechworth is a Gothic-revival building connected to the Gold Rush era. The hotel's architecture and history are preserved in the original 19th-century structure. Beechworth Old Priory is within walking distance of the Robert O'Hara Burke Museum and Old Beechworth Gaol Tours.

Accommodation Options

The Priory Beechworth offers Queen Suites, Miners Double Rooms with private bathrooms, and family rooms in the Nuns Cottage. The Queen Suite in the Nuns Cottage is a self-contained unit with a kitchen and bathroom. The Miners Double Rooms provide a separate entrance and parking at the door.

On-Site Activities and Grounds

Guests have access to archery, canoeing, and biking activities on the property. The extensive grounds include well-maintained gardens for outdoor events and relaxation. The hotel also has an onsite concert and entertainment hall available for hire.

Dining and Catering

Premium catering features local Beechworth produce and accommodates specific dietary needs. A complimentary breakfast of cereal, toast, and coffee is available in the main building. The Old Priory can provide personalized itineraries for educational and recreational school camps.

Location and Nearby Attractions

The hotel is a short walk from Beechworth's main street and attractions like Beechworth Historic Park. Cyclists have direct access to the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail from the property. Albury Airport is 48 km away for regional access.

• History: Gothic-revival building from the Gold Rush era
• Activities: Archery, canoeing, and biking on site
• Dining: Premium catering with local Beechworth produce
• Location: Walking distance to Beechworth Historic Park and Old Beechworth Gaol
• Rooms: Queen Suites, Miners Cottages, and family rooms
• Special: Onsite concert hall available for hire
• Cycling: Direct access to Murray to Mountains Rail Trail