Union Hotel

Experience A Classic West Coast Establishment Location and History Located at 20 Herbert Street, Greymouth, New Zealand, the Union Hotel is a classic West Coast establishment that has stood on this site since 1889.

It was built by John and Catherine Shannahan and operated as a hotel until 1919. The hotel has been home to Jim and Rosemarie Toal and their families and friends for the past 40 years.

Food and Drinks

The Union Hotel offers traditional Kiwi cuisine at reasonable prices. The Raceway Carvery is the hotel's restaurant, offering home-cooked meals and dishes. With every main meal, diners receive a free soup, adding more value to the dining experience.

The hotel has a bar offering eight beers and Speight's Cider on tap. Customers can choose from a variety of drinks from the chillers too. There are big screen TVs visible from anywhere in the bar, providing the perfect excuse to catch your favourite sport and join the great atmosphere.

Entertainment options

The Union Hotel offers a great range of entertainment options, ensuring a fantastic experience for all customers. The bar is equipped with 16 gaming machines and an in-house TAB, where customers can place bets on their favourite sports. The hotel also has a lounge bar, where customers can relax in a comfortable setting. For customers who prefer smoking, there is a smoking area, and beer garden to enjoy.

When to visit and getting there

The Union Hotel is open all year round. It is an ideal place to visit at any time of the year for locals and visitors alike looking for a classic West Coast experience. Visitors can reach the Union Hotel by car or public transport. It is approximately a 3-hour drive from Christchurch, and visitors can take the TranzAlpine train from Christchurch to Greymouth, which takes approximately 4.5 hours.