Commercial Hotel Rappville
Highlights
- Historic timber pub with over 100 years of charm
- Cosy village atmosphere near Myrtle Creek
- Iconic Aussie heritage and friendly local service
Overview
The Rappville Pub is a 109-year-old Historical, heritage-listed Hotel within the small village of Rappville. Only a few minutes to Myrtle Creek and 20 minutes from Casino.
Built in 1911 by Henry RAPP. 'Rappville' was named after the pioneer. Commercial Hotel, Rappville is now one of the oldest and last Timber pubs standing in the state.
The pub is also known as 'The Rappy' and 'Rappville Pub'.
The Rappville Pub is a 109-year-old Historical, heritage-listed Hotel within the small village of Rappville. Only a few minutes to Myrtle Creek and 20 minutes from Casino.
Built in 1911 by Henry RAPP. 'Rappville' was named after the pioneer. Commercial Hotel, Rappville is now one of the oldest and last Timber pubs standing in the state.
The pub is also known as 'The Rappy' and 'Rappville Pub'.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.