North Gregory Hotel
Winton, Australia
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About the property
North Gregory Hotel is located in the heart of the historic Winton township, next to Opal Walk and the Royal Open Air Theatre Museum. It offers a restaurant, cafe, bottle shop, bar, free on-site parking and complimentary WiFi access.
The air-conditioned guest rooms are equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, a bar fridge and a flat-screen TV.
The on-site cafe is open for breakfast, lunch and snacks daily and the Daphene Mayo Restaurant is open for dinner. Counter meals are available from Horseshoe bar for both lunch and dinner daily.
The property offers a coin-operated laundry facilities, massage services, a hairdresser, TAB and gaming machines.
Hotel North Gregory is 200 metres from the Waltzing Matilda Centre and 1 km from Carisbrooke Station. It is 500 metres from Outback Regional Art Gallery and Musical Fence.
Most popular amenities
- Spa
- Parking
Location
Winton, Australia
Discover Winton
Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.
Winton is a small town with a big history. It was once a bustling hub during the gold rush era, and today it is known as the “dinosaur capital” of Australia. You can explore the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and see the world’s largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils. You can also take a guided tour of the Diamantina National Park and witness the stunning landscape of red sand dunes, gorges, and dry riverbeds.
If you’re a fan of the arts, Winton is also home to the iconic Waltzing Matilda Centre, a museum dedicated to the history and cultural significance of the famous Australian folk song. You can learn about the life of the song’s creator, Banjo Paterson, and see exhibitions on the history of outback Australia.
Winton is also a great destination for stargazers. It is one of the few places in the world where you can witness the stunning beauty of the Milky Way without any light pollution. You can take a guided tour of the stars with local astronomers and learn about the constellations and galaxies visible from Winton.
Winton is a small town with a big history. It was once a bustling hub during the gold rush era, and today it is known as the “dinosaur capital” of Australia. You can explore the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and see the world’s largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils. You can also take a guided tour of the Diamantina National Park and witness the stunning landscape of red sand dunes, gorges, and dry riverbeds.
If you’re a fan of the arts, Winton is also home to the iconic Waltzing Matilda Centre, a museum dedicated to the history and cultural significance of the famous Australian folk song. You can learn about the life of the song’s creator, Banjo Paterson, and see exhibitions on the history of outback Australia.
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