Royal Hotel - Tumut NSW

Located beneath the Snowy Mountains, the Royal Hotel Tumut has been welcoming travellers since 1854, making it one of the oldest continually operating hotels in the region. Blending historic charm with modern comforts, it's an ideal base for exploring the Snowy Valleys.

Whether you're stopping for lunch, staying overnight or simply enjoying a well-earned cold drink after an unforgettable ride, you'll find genuine country hospitality waiting inside.

Tumut is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Ride the spectacular Snowy Mountains Highway, explore Blowering Dam, visit the Tumut River Walk or discover nearby Yarrangobilly Caves and Kosciuszko National Park.

Annual Events

  • Tumut Festival of the Falling Leaf

  • Tumut Rodeo

  • Snowy Valleys cycling and outdoor events

Did You Know?
The Royal Hotel has welcomed visitors through the gold rush, timber boom, the Snowy Mountains Scheme and generations of travellers exploring Australia's high country.

Remember to have your Great Aussie Pub Feed Passport stamped before you continue your ride.

 

Discount on accommodation when you show your passport

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Text reading "Royal TYME" on a dark background with decorative elements.
Main street in a small town with a large leafy tree, a two-story hotel labeled 'Royal Hotel,' and a few cars parked along the street.
Inside a quiet sports bar with tables, chairs, a counter area, and flat-screen TVs on the wall, near the entrance.
Bar with two smiling bartenders serving drinks, and a customer at the counter, decorated with hanging lights and greenery.
A white plate with a salad containing sliced cucumbers, shredded red cabbage, green peas, corn, sliced avocado, and slices of red bell pepper, topped with a grilled chicken thigh drizzled with a yellow sauce.
Two breaded, fried items garnished with small green leaves on a white plate.