One of Western Australia's oldest towns, with the first settlers arriving in 1832, Gingin retains much of its antiquity and is a delightfully quaint township with a substantial number of historical buildings, including the excellent old pub. The lazy tree lined Gingin Brook runs through the heart of the settlement.

Nestled into the valleys to the north of Perth, it is the ideal distance from the capital for a day trip and is a popular stop off for tourists heading north. The hotel was allegedly built for two defrocked Irish priests who enjoyed their evening drink!

In 1999 David and Melissa Moffat - business owners, visited Gingin and were immediately taken with the town and the (then rundown) old pub. The potential was obvious, being a historic building, the only pub in town and only one hour from Perth. The lease was signed on June 4th 1999 and David and Melissa set about making plans to revitalise the hotel.

It is now an excellent venue for small conferences, weddings, trade shows and weekend retreats. The hotel offers excellent accommodation, quality food and an excellent range of draught beers and a fine wine list.

We look forward to meeting you!