Port of Bourke Hotel - Pub in Bourke New South Wales

I recently stayed at the Port of Bourke Hotel during my bike road trip to QLD, and it was everything you'd expect from traditional pub-style accommodation! The facilities were excellent, with well-maintained shared bathrooms and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It's a perfect spot for anyone passing through Bourke, especially if you're on an adventure like mine. Great value, friendly service, and an ideal place to recharge. Highly recommend it as a stopover!

Great food, big serves, helpful staff and the bonus of being dog friendly in the front undercover patio.

What a shame...heading through Bourke with friends we thought we would stop for a counter lunch. What a cute hotel. There were 6 of us but we had our two dogs with us. Lovely beer garden out the back....but no dogs allowed. Went to sit in a shady spot on the front veranda but told we can't sit there either with the dogs. Was directed to a full sun table on the veranda...and it was a warm day. There were no patrons in the hotel...inside or outside ???" so we decided to give the pub a miss and head up to the bakery...wow the bakery was packed and I had the best burger ever...meant to be. Just seems a shame, when as a tourist you want to support country towns and pubs. Well the bakery got our business.

Can't comment on rooms so difficult to review and gave it a five. After fighting off the plague of locusts to get across the road this was a wonderful pub. The front bar is old and nostalgic and clean. I had a BLT as a snack. It was not snack size, it was large. There was a bistro area and outdoor area a magnificent pub. The pub does have accommodation which we didn't use. This has a great pub vibe, back to the old days. Would come again and would stay here next time.

Lovely old hotel. Great staff, very friendly. An absolute first - a pub that can't cook a chicken parmi and buffalo chicken wings! Dry, overcooked parmi served with a limp salad with a sickly sweet dressing. The sauce on my wings was delicious but they were dry and the outside coating was unpleasant. The beer was cold.