Hotel Corones Charleville

Hotel Corones, located at 33 Wills Street in Charleville, Queensland, is a historic landmark that has been a focal point of the town's social and economic life since its completion in 1929. Designed by architect William Hodgen junior, the hotel is a two-storey rendered brick and reinforced concrete building, featuring a wide verandah extending over the footpath along Wills Street. The hotel offers 40 air-conditioned rooms, including first-floor rooms with en suites and newly refurbished ground-level motel units. Guests can enjoy meals at the recently refurbished dining room, which prides itself on great value for money. The hotel also features a bar, garden, and terrace, providing a comfortable and historic setting for visitors. In 1997, Hotel Corones was added to the Queensland Heritage Register, recognizing its significance in demonstrating the evolution of Queensland's history and its aesthetic value.