The Mundaring Weir Hotel is an historic landmark in the heart of the State Forest.
The hotel was built in 1898 to serve the men working on the Mundaring Weir dam, and for the many visitors that came up to sightsee at the dam and have picnics in the bush.
Since then, the hotel has expanded and gone through renovations to become a favourite hotel, restaurant, and function space. Tourists and locals visit the Mundaring Weir Hotel today for its breathtaking views, delicious food, and rich history.
Check out Mundaring Weir Hotel’s pub menu for a casual dining experience, with classic pub favorites and grilled items. The menu includes salads, burgers, sandwiches and steaks, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
Looking for the perfect venue for your wedding or corporate function? Look no further! This historic venue offers timeless charm and elegant ambiance for any special occasion. Experienced professionals provide excellent service and flawless event execution. Choose from customizable packages to fit your style and budget.
There are also 10 motel-style rooms that are tucked away within the hotel gardens, overlooking either the forest or the expansive hotel grounds. The hotel is within walking distance of the iconic Mundaring Weir, the museum at No 1 Pump Station, Golden View Lookout and plenty of walking and off-road cycle trails.
Experience unforgettable evenings at Mundaring Weir Hotel’s Summer Concert Series. Since 1985, the enchanting, terraced amphitheatre has come alive with music, offering a remarkable lineup of performances from November to March. With seating available on a first-come, first-served basis, you’ll find the perfect spot to enjoy sultry summer nights in Perth.
So, whether you’re looking for a romantic weekend getaway, a relaxing meal, an electric show, or that perfect wedding or event venue, Mundaring Weir Hotel and its surrounding area has something for everyone.
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