The Metung Hotel has a private function room that can accommodate up to 40 people with it’s own private waterfront balcony.
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Situated on the shores of Bancroft Bay in the heart of Gippsland Lakes, Australia’s largest inland waterway, the village of Metung has been a premier resort area for nearly 100 years.
Metung Hotel is located on 4644 sq mt land on the magnificent waters of Bancroft Bay in the Gippsland Lakes.
The Metung Hotel was renovated in late 2005 and the place looks great!
Come and visit us for a drink, something to eat and or watch the Pelicans being fed everyday at 12.00 noon sharp.
If its a nice day, why not have a drink on the boardwalk, right on the water. Maybe bring your boat and tie up. If you don’t have a boat you can hire one locally.
Metung, (formally known as “Rosherville”), comes from the language of the native Kurnai tribe meaning “bend in the lake”.
The first premises’ constructed on the current site was the “Rosherville Hotel”, built in 1870 by Mr G Wood. In 1875 Carl Krecklow, from Berlin, Germany acquired the Hotel and changed its name to “Krecklow’s” Scarborough Hotel. The Krecklow family were Hoteliers on the “Continent” known as Europe today.
The Rosherville and Scarborough Hotel had a covered veranda running around the establishment, which was located only a few feet from the lake.
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