ELM TREE AT THE BANK

Step back in time when you stay at Elm Tree at the Bank.

A fine example of Victorian architecture. Originally built as a managers residence in 1895 offers accommodation on a generous scale.

The site in the 1850's was where the discovery of gold in Australia was confirmed and this led to the famous Gold Rush period in Australian history.

Bathurst owes a lot of its famous buildings to the prosperity that followed the discovery of this precious metal.

In the middle of the 19th Century bushrangers such as Ben Hall roamed the streets and held up the shops next door.

However, now the only disturbance you could have would be if ghosts from the past wander along the hallways on their way to meet up with old friends.

Relax and enjoy the ambience of the spacious living rooms.

You can eat at home using our well appointed kitchen and elegant dining room.

Or if you wish you can stroll to one of several fine restaurants .

Theatres,art galleries and antique shops are also close by.

On your return you can sleep in one of our luxuriously appointed King, Queen or twin rooms.

Relax.Sleep soundly.