Royal George Hotel, Albany

The Royal George Hotel, a heritage-listed building in Albany, Western Australia, showcases Victorian Free Classical architecture and offers stunning views of Princess Royal Harbour. Built in 1885 during the gold rush, it has a rich history, originally serving as the Railway Hotel before being renamed. The hotel features a unique façade with arched windows and a cantilevered verandah. Although it has undergone renovations, including a top storey addition in 1910, it retains its historical charm. Visitors can explore its heritage significance and enjoy the surrounding area, once home to the Cremorne Gardens.