Hotels in Casino, New South Wales
Cecil Hotel
Cecil Hotel In 1919 the hotel was cut into sections and transported to its present site by bullock teams. (information Jon Graham)
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Charcoal Inn
Commercial Hotel
The Commercial Hotel was established in 1869 and renovated in 1890. It is the second oldest business in Casino.
Commonwealth Hotel
Commonwealth Hotel Corner of Canterbury Street.
Oxford Hotel
Oxford Hotel Hotel reopened in June 2006 after lengthy renovations.
Royal Hotel Motel
Tattersalls Hotel
Tattersalls Hotel The Hotel was established in 1859 and is the oldest business in Casino.
Information on Casino, NSW
Casino is known as the beef capital of NSW, serving as the regional hub of a very large cattle industry. Located in the Richmond Valley on the North Coast, this charming country town was originally named after Cassino, Italy, and maintains a sister city relationship with the Italian village.
Casino offers wholesome country pubs and access to nearby national parks, making it an authentic rural Australian experience. The town serves as a peaceful alternative to the busy Pacific Highway for travellers exploring the NSW North Coast region.
Local tourism links
Travel options
Casino is accessible by NSW TrainLink services, with trains running between Central Station Sydney and Casino Station up to 4 times daily, taking approximately 11 hours 25 minutes. Bus services are also available, including Premier Motor Service routes from Sydney. For air travel, buses connect Casino to Brisbane Airport via services like Byron Easy Bus.
The town is positioned on major road networks, making it accessible by car from both Sydney and Brisbane. Local bus services provide connections to nearby towns like Kyogle.
- Lismore (24km)
- Rappville (26km)
- Coraki (27km)
- Goonellabah (28km)
- Kyogle (28km)
- The Channon (31km)
- Mallanganee (32km)
- Nimbin (35km)
- Wollongbar (37km)
- Woodburn (37km)