Marree Hotel

About Marree Hotel

The historic Marree Hotel, built in 1883 is one of Australia’s classic outback hotels and is iconic to Australia.

The hotel offers superior outback accommodation with 28 ensuite cabins, 12 traditional hotel rooms upstairs (with shared facilities) and free customer parking for caravans and campers. Excellent food, cold beer on tap, several dining rooms and even a swimming pool, and all on the fringe of the Simpson Desert and Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre – the gateway to the deserts in the far north.

Hundreds of photographs, two museums and loads of history make a visit to the Marree Hotel an enjoyable and informative experience. Visit the Tom Kruse and John McDouall Stuart museum’s.
A visit is not complete without a scenic flight over one of the most unique natural salt water systems on the planet – Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, the world’s largest work of art – The Marree Man – and the spectacular Willouran Ranges.

The Marree Hotel is perfectly located at the end of the sealed bitumen road (from the south), at the junction of the Birdsville and Oodnadatta Tracks. It’s an easy days drive from Adelaide along the fringe of the magnificent Flinders Ranges.