Hotels in Cootamundra, New South Wales
Albion Hotel
Albion Hotel March 2010 "Gooday John, some more good news. I was in Cootamundra on the weekend and noticed the Albion Hotel has re-opened (a couple of months back apparently). Best wishes, Peter" Great news Pete, thanks. Hotel was established...
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Central Hotel
Cootamundra Hotel (Coota Hotel)
Cootamundra Hotel Built on the site of the Former Calman's Royal Oak Hotel. See Below Former Calman's Royal Oak Hotel
Family Hotel
Globe Hotel
Globe Hotel My grandfather (James Patrick Powell) was once the proprietor of the Cootamundra Hotel. Peter
Olympic Hotel
Olympic Hotel It is the former Tattersalls Hotel.
Former Calman's Royal Oak Hotel
Former Calman's Royal Oak Hotel. The attached Photo of Calman's Royal Oak Hotel apparently stood on the site of the present Cootamundra Hotel. - Simpy Judging by the signage, probably a Tooths Brewery Pub. In those days there was nothing...
Former Railway Hotel
Former Royal Hotel
Former Royal Hotel Now the White Ibis B&B. As far as I could find out the Royal ceased trading in 1999,I'm not sure who the last owners were.The licence was transferred to Sydney for the Olympic games along with many other licences from country...
Information on Cootamundra, NSW
Historic closed Cootamundra West Railway station.
Photo 22/08/2008
Photo submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Cootamundra is a town located in the south-western region of New South Wales, Australia. It lies on the banks of the Muttama Creek and is surrounded by agricultural land.
This charming Riverina town offers cricket history, beautiful parks and gardens, birdwatching trails, agricultural heritage and country hospitality. Known as the birthplace of the cricketer Sir Donald Bradman, who was born in a cottage in the town in 1908, Cootamundra combines rich heritage with warm rural charm and unique attractions.
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Travel options
NSW TrainLink operates two trains each way daily from Melbourne to Sydney which stop at Cootamundra. Additionally, there is a service between Sydney and Griffith once a week (both ways) which stops at Cootamundra. Train services from Sydney take approximately 5 hours and 6 minutes, while regular bus services connect Cootamundra to Canberra (2h 45m) and other regional centers. Cootamundra serves as a hub for NSW TrainLink coaches, providing excellent connections throughout the region. The town is also accessible by car via major regional highways.
- Wallendbeen (18km)
- Stockinbingal (20km)
- Bethungra (21km)
- Murrumburrah (31km)
- Wombat (31km)
- Harden (33km)
- Illabo (33km)
- Coolac (34km)
- Jugiong (34km)
- Young (44km)