I stayed at the Marree Hotel for one night on Easter Sunday (31.3.2013), traveling on a motorcycle from Port Augusta (see separate review) en route to Birdsville and beyond. As I arrived in the mid-afternoon, I had plenty of time to explore this small but historic township after check in. The hotel itself, is a simple two story Victorian style... More

This is my third stay at this location, new rooms in cabins, spacious, clean and comfortable. Warm, atmosphere "Far West" really amazing but nice. Restaurant simple but good quality wines. It's a good stay if you like discover the deep Bush in South Australia...

It Truly is a outback eye opener , to a city person this is Australia Vast Outback. Appease the only two story building in do we say town.? The host great, beer icy cold and did not expect Flathead for Dinner.The accommodation in cabins in the grounds on the side of the hotel was quite acceptable After a few, not... More

Camping Facilities We arrived in Marree after a very long, dusty day on the road just after dusk. The food at the hotel was fantastic, the beer cold and the staff okay as regards service. It gets very busy when the buses get in, so go for a work to the only store in the town and eat there. The... More

What a remarkable experience over the Marree Cup weekend June 2012 ...street party out the front of the Maree Hotel Friday night. DJ on the back of a truck, 44 gallon drum log burning heaters and 2-3 hundred locals and visitors mingling, dancing and yarning. New proprietors Phil and Maz have certainly turned the place around from the attitude of... More

They say Australia is a land of contrast and this could not be truer than my recent experience at The Marree Hotel. Following my previous report written in October 2010 titled "Poor Management" I vowed never to set foot into this establishment ever again. On learning of the Hotel's change of ownership, I decided that "never" was too long, and... More

We had a fabulous time in Marree, staying in the camp area of the Marree Hotel for three nights. Phil and the staff were very friendly & obliging and the meals and drinks were top class and affordable. The camp ground and camp showers were clean and tidy so we were very comfortable. Keep up the good work!

The friendlest pub by far, good beer, good meals, good service, good everything.

If you are looking for a friendly, warm atmosphere in an authentic outback pub, try the Marree Hotel, south of Lake Eyre. The hosts Phil and Maz are the most amazing people - nothing fazes them!! You can bed down in comfy, clean beds with eucalyptus-smelling sheets after a delicious meal prepared by Jane (her specialty is twice cooked roast... More