Maidenwell Hotel

Welcome to the Maidenwell Hotel

Established on December 3, 1913, the King’s Hotel was originally built by John King who established Maidenwell township. The hotel was named for the first well he dug in the area. While not serviced by well water today, the hotel functions entirely on tank water.



The hotel has retained many of its 100+ year old features – tongue and groove timber walls, picture rails, verandas and also the original fireplace, which provides a comfortable ambience in winter, and a talking point in summer.



The Maidenwell Hotel remains popular with locals as well as tourists and travellers to the local Coomba Falls, Bunyas and National Parks, and offers genuine old time hospitality and filling, country-style meals. All the usual pub fare is on offer – steak, fish, chicken, and burgers, with our iconic must-do Pig-on-the-spit every month.