59 Hesse Street, Queenscliff VIC 32250400 797 782

About the Inn

A heritage listed guest house on Hesse Street, built in 1906.

The front verandah, with black metal tables and chairs against the red-brick wall

Originally named Olinda

Originally named Olinda, it was a grand two-storey guesthouse built in Hesse Street in 1906 by Herbert and Nell Thompson, offering ‘superior accommodation for a limited number’.

By 1930, advertisements boasted electric light and that it was sewered.

In the 1950s the owner, Cecil Anderson, was commodore of the Swan Bay Yacht Club. In winter months he put the dining room to unique use by building a yacht in it.

A guest room with two single beds, folded towels and bedside lamps

Like one of the family

We offer great accommodation in our old-style rooms full of character, and the little refurbished touches that make your visit memorable.

Our staff will treat you like one of the family while you’re with us, and if there’s anything you need just ask and we’ll gladly help you out.

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