- Air-Conditioned Comfort
- Ice Cold Tap Beer
- Open Every Day 10am - 12am
BISTRO
LOCAL DINING
Classic pub meals, cold drinks.
$15 lunch specials daily.
Kitchen open 11am-9pm
The Complete Country Experience
Eat, drink, play, and stay at Yungaburra’s favourite local.
GREAT FOOD
Hearty pub classics cooked properly. From generous steaks and crispy schnitzels to daily specials, our bistro serves honest meals that hit the spot after a long drive.
COLD DRINKS
Ice-cold beer on tap, local spirits, fine wines, and crisp soft drinks. Pull up a stool in the bar or beer garden and refresh yourself with the best drinks in Normanton.
ACCOMMODATION
Clean, comfortable, air-conditioned rooms designed for weary travellers. Relax with full en-suite amenities and enjoy a solid, restful base in the Gulf Country.
POOL TABLE
Challenge a local or rack ’em up with fellow travellers. Enjoy classic pub games, good conversation, and friendly competition in our main bar area.
DINING
Unwind outdoors in our shaded, tropical beer garden. The perfect relaxed spot to kick back, catch the evening breeze, and watch outback life slow right down.
BOTTLE-O
Stock up for the long road ahead at our drive through bottle-o. Grab ice-cold cartons, spirits, pre-mixes, and ice quickly and conveniently before heading out.
Yungaburra Hotel
Est 1910
Formally the Lake Eacham Hotel
The Yungaburra Hotel, also known as the Lake Eacham Hotel, is a historic landmark on the Atherton Tablelands, built in 1910 when the railway reached the area. Its Federation-style design features a striking timber exterior and interiors made from local cedar and oak, reflecting the region’s sawmilling heritage.
In the 1920s, the hotel expanded with an Art Deco addition, growing alongside the region. Today, it offers bars, a restaurant, function spaces, and a relaxed garden setting, continuing its role as a popular meeting place for locals and visitors.
Located in the heart of Yungaburra, the hotel is surrounded by rainforest, crater lakes, and scenic drives. With its cooler climate and rich character, it remains a much-loved destination on the Tablelands.
As Lake Eacham Hotel. Photo taken 1912