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North Gregory Hotel
"There are 2 great things about this hotel - the history and the restaurant. Although the hotel burned down 3 times since most of the history happened, it's still neat knowing you are standing where famous things happened. In practical terms, by far the best feature was the high quality dinner! We ..."
Reviewed on Aug 29, 2026

Boulder Opal Motor Inn
"Great having such comfortable accomodation so near to Waltzing Matilida Centre and the main street of town."
Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026

Matilda Motel
"Very old and tired. Needs refurbishing"
Reviewed on Aug 10, 2026
Winton Hotel & Travel Guide\n
You will find Travelocity's hotels page features just a single hotel that is within a convenient drive of Winton.
For those who are in the main part of Winton, it is about 20 miles (36 kilometers) to the North Gregory Hotel.
Once you and your traveling partner have explored Winton, how about you tour a bit more of the region? The Queensland Outback region boasts countless things to look at. Queensland Outback is famous for rivers, streams, cliffs and desert landscapes. The best traveler draws are art museums and history museums. Enlightened travelers in this pocket of Australia commonly enjoy rock climbing, mountain climbing and hiking.
Longreach Airport is a primary entry point for those arriving by air to Winton. You can find it 110 miles (178 kilometers) away. For travelers who have plans to stay close by, book the Albert Park Motor Inn or Abajaz Motor Inn.
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North Gregory Hotel
"There are 2 great things about this hotel - the history and the restaurant. Although the hotel burned down 3 times since most of the history happened, it's still neat knowing you are standing where famous things happened. In practical terms, by far the best feature was the high quality dinner! We were floored. After being in the Outback for a few days, we were accustomed to chicken parmi being the standard menu at every restaurant in every town. At the North Gregory, though - wow! These meals were unique, incredibly flavourful, and beautifully presented. I had the falafel salad and my husband had the pork cutlet - both were absolutely outstanding! For the rest of the hotel, it's Art Deco style, so a bit funky. Room was very small (but large bathroom). Mattress and pillows were OK. Room was a bit dilapidated - paint and plaster peeling from walls, large crack in window, no hot water at 7am (but was hot again at 8am). The beer garden out back was great - they had a Bush Poet providing entertaining stories from the area for an hour, followed by live music."



