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Historic Charm in the Heart of the Atherton Tablelands

Step back in time at the iconic Yungaburra Hotel. Experience warm heritage hospitality and classic country dining surrounded by the natural beauty of the Tablelands.

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SIZZLE & SAVOUR

Indulge in premium, locally sourced steaks grilled to perfection by our country kitchen.

The Complete Country Experience

Eat, drink, play, and stay at Yungaburra’s favourite local.

GREAT FOOD

Savour pub classics, tender steaks, and delicious local flavours prepared daily with fresh ingredients in our welcoming dining room.

COLD DRINKS

Enjoy ice-cold beers on tap, regional wines, and your favourite spirits served fresh daily in a classic heritage atmosphere.

ACCOMMODATION

Rest easy in comfortable, affordable rooms packed with country character and conveniently located right in the heart of town.

POOL TABLES

Gather your friends for a friendly round of billiards, cold drinks, and great times in our classic pub sports area.

DINING

Relax in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere with spacious indoor seating and delicious meals crafted for every appetite.

BOTTLE-O

Pick up your favourite beer, wine, and spirits quickly and easily on your way home from our well-stocked drive-thru takeaway shop.

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.