O’mahony’s Hotel
35 Grafton St, Warwick QLD 4370The upper level mostly has a cast iron balustradeThe Omahony Hotel has stop-chamfered timber posts which are tripled at the splayed cornerbuilt in 1907 by Daniel Connolly. It is also known as Allman’s Hoteltwo entrances with “PRIVATE ENTRANCE” lettered in the above the doorIn 2015, it is trading as O’mahony’s HotelMinor changes were undertaken to the National Hotel in 1937There is also a further entry at the splayed corner which leads to the Public Bar.Hotel has Ship Inn Bar from Expo ’88ground floor rooms formerly the Parlour, the Smoking Room and the Lounge also retain their pressed metal ceilingsHotel has many pieces of antique furniture and lounge rooms with fire places, pool room with fire place, function room original fire places thoughout the hotel grand dinning rooms use for functions The Omahonys Hotel still maintains historic value It is also known as Allman’s Hotelevery good pub needs a Pool table and fire place.hidden in the walls bottles and hats from 1887The custodian licensee Joan Wallace map for local location of O,Mahonys Hotel formaly the National Hotel The hotel has 32 bedrooms, can cater for up to 60 guestsAlso a private beer garden whereby motor cycles can be safely stored under cover
looks good for a beer Danny
Regards Howard