The Lake Bolac Hotel, a historic landmark in Western Victoria, Australia, boasts a rich and fascinating history dating back to its initial construction in 1856. Originally a modest shanty built by James Brown, it served the local community in various unique capacities throughout its existence. The initial shanty was replaced by a wooden hotel, which was then superseded in 1862 by the current bluestone structure.

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OPEN EVERYDAY ON LONG WEEKENDS 

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​OPENING HOURS

MONDAY - CLOSED 

TUESDAY - THURSDAY 5 PM - 11 PM

FRIDAY & SATURDAY 12 PM - 2PM & 5 PM - 12 AM

SUNDAY 4 PM - 10 PM