Club Hotel. In Collie, WA, on Forest Street.

Club Hotel. In Collie, WA, on Forest Street.

The "Historic" Club Hotel. In Collie, WA, on Forest Street.
Built in 1908, The Club is the town's oldest hotel, with many stories to share. It remains the only hotel on Forest Street, the main street of Collie.
Collie was the home to the Nyoongar Aboriginal People. in 1829.

Next time you're passing through a country town, head for the wide verandahs and cheery atmosphere of the local country pub. Here, you'll discover the soul of a town – where the beer is cold, yarns are spun, and history begins.
Country pubs across WA are brimming with character.  Usually, the local pub was one of the town's first buildings and is often located on the main street. These grand old buildings are known for their heritage architecture. Wide verandahs make the most of any cooling breezes – the perfect place for a cold beer or glass of wine.
Inside, locals enjoy a quiet drink and catch up on the day's events. You might also see photos from WA's glory days of gold fever, pioneers, local football and community spirit.
It's easy to get caught up in the great pub atmosphere, so book in and stay a night or two. Many country pubs offer upstairs rooms that spill onto the balcony – a great spot to watch the sunrise or enjoy a hearty, cooked breakfast.