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Hotels in Beaudesert, Queensland

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Towns and suburbs close to Beaudesert | Hotels in Beaudesert

(Beau-y Pub)

This Beaudesert Hotel replaced the Beaudesert that Burn't down in 1940. Originally a C.U.B. Pub it became freehold in 1970 and has even been in Movies. You will find top tucker at the Beau-y with 48 items to choose from pub snacks up to a...

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80 Brisbane Street,
Cnr Short Street,
Beaudesert
Opposite Beaudesert Council

Fax: 07 55413405

Phone:
07 5541 1044

Beaudesert Hotel

(L & A)

Although the Logan and Albert Hotel is on what is now called Brisbane street, the name comes from the corners of "Logan and Albert" streets. The Pub is still the original building from 1934 and the walls are covered in old clippings and sketches...

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64 Brisbane street,
Beaudesert
Near the main intersection

07 5541 3937

Phone:
07 5541 1107

Logan and Albert Hotel

Was torn down and rebuilt as part of a new complex next to a woollies and has just again re-opened early may 2007 The Railway Hotel features a Steak House Restaurant providing fine dining in a modern and comfortable location set in the heart...

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121 Brisbane Street
Beaudesert,
Queensland 4285

Phone:
07 5541 3848

Railway Hotel

Information on Beaudesert,

Beaudesert is a rural town and administrative centre of the Scenic Rim Region, located 70 kilometres south of Brisbane on the Mount Lindesay Highway. Known as the gateway to the Scenic Rim's spectacular scenery, this vibrant agricultural and equine hub features a bustling commercial centre with an art gallery, museum, and cultural centre.

The town serves both the surrounding farming community and day trippers from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, offering historic buildings and easy access to natural attractions. The area's economy is based on rural activities including cropping, grazing, equine activities, and tourism.

Local tourism links

Travel options

Beaudesert is accessible by car via the Mount Lindesay Highway, with driving taking approximately 55 minutes from Brisbane. Public transport options include bus connections, though there's no direct bus service from Brisbane - travelers typically need to connect via Browns Plains station. Bus route 540 and train lines BDVL and FGBN provide connections to the broader Brisbane transport network.

Local transport services include Scenic Rim Transport for medical appointments and door-to-door services to Brisbane, Ipswich, and Browns Plains. The town's central location makes it an ideal base for exploring the broader Scenic Rim region.

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