Hotel Corones - Charleville

Historic hotel in Charleville with the longest bar in the southern hemisphere

History & Landmark Status

Hotel Corones is a heritage-listed building dating from 1929 that reflects Charleville's pioneering days. The hotel has hosted notable historical figures including prime ministers and royalty. Guided tours share the story of Harry Corones, the Greek immigrant who built the property.

Rooms & Accommodations

Corones Hotel offers 50 rooms with amenities including en-suites, balconies, and air-conditioning. Guests can choose rooms in the historic building with high ceilings or modern motel-style rooms with private parking. Family rooms are available for larger groups.

Dining & the Long Bar

The on-site bar at Corones Charleville features the longest bar counter in the southern hemisphere. The restaurant serves breakfast with options like waffles and gelato, as well as lunch and dinner. The historic bar is known for accommodating many notable historical figures over the decades.

Guided Tours & Activities

Hotel Corones Charleville offers guided historical tours that delve into the hotel's heritage and Harry Corones' story. The hotel provides access to activities such as hiking, golf, and visits to local parks. Billiards and walking tours are also available on-site.

Location & Convenience

The hotel is located in Charleville's town centre, just 1 mile from Charleville Airport. Free private parking is provided for all guests. Nearby attractions include King Edward Park and Centenary Park.

• History: Heritage-listed 1929 hotel with guided tours of Harry Corones' story
• Bar: Longest bar counter in the southern hemisphere
• Rooms: 50 rooms with en-suites, balconies, and family rooms
• Tours: Guided historical tours exploring the hotel's heritage
• Dining: On-site restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Location: 1 mile from Charleville Airport with free private parking