The Beaumont Hotel, has welcomed generations of travellers in the heart of Otago since the 1870s.
Gold Rush Origins (1870s–1931)
Originally known as 'The Bridge Hotel' it served miners, farmers, and travellers journeying through the Teviot Valley, offering hot meals, shared stories, and a place to rest on the goldfields trail.
Fire & Rebirth (1931–1938)
The original building was destroyed by fire in 1931. In 1938, it was rebuilt in brick, a modest, durable pub that stands strong on State Highway 8 to this day.
Todays Vision
From goldfields to today, the Beaumont has stood strong and will remain one of NZ’s last Iconic country Hotel's.
Open HOURS
11am
til Late
EST
1931
Until PreSent
Weekly
400
Customers
Discover what makes us special
Savour the Flavours
Hearty, comforting meals made with fresh ingredients, the perfect stop on your way to or from Central.
Stay in Comfort
Built in the 1930s and thoughtfully modernised, our rooms are spacious and full of charm, with cabins and caravan spots also available out back.
A Place for Every Occasion
Whether you’re hosting an intimate wedding or a milestone celebration, our venue offers rustic charm and the perfect setting for any occasion.
