Royal Hotel Cooma

The Royal Hotel Cooma is a traditional Australian pub with a rich history dating back to 1858.

It is located on the corner of Sharp and Lambie Streets in Cooma, New South Wales. The hotel offers pub-style accommodation with shared male and female bathrooms, and room types range from single, double, and double with a shared bathroom. The hotel comprises 12 rooms and is a budget hotel with onsite parking. The Royal Hotel Cooma is situated in the oldest part of Cooma and is recognized as following the tradition of several architecturally and historically interesting cottages from the 1850s to the later part of the nineteenth century. The hotel is a fine two-story stone pub with original outbuildings of Georgian/Victorian aesthetic. It is one of the oldest buildings in the Cooma precinct and conveys a sense of history of the development of domestic architecture of the area and a very handsome piece of streetscape. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Lambie Bush Reserve and Raglan Art Gallery and Cultural Centre. The Royal Hotel Cooma is a place of aesthetic and historical significance in New South Wales, and it possesses uncommon, rare, or endangered aspects of the cultural or natural history of the state.