THE ST LEONARDS HOTEL: FACILITIES AND DETAILS
Our great food, friendly service, stunning views and affordable hotel rooms are just part of what makes the St Leonards Hotel such a special pub.
- Lunch and Dinner is available 7 days a week with our delicious bistro meals. See our restaurant details and view our menu.
- The almighty Beer Garden is always a favourite and has been voted one of the Top 10 Beer Gardens in Victoria!
- Takeaway available at the bar. Everyone needs a traveller.
- Pub TAB and Sky Channel available for those that love to punt.
- Accommodation with full ensuites and stunning bay views - double and family suites are available. See all the information on our rooms.
- ATM facilities on site and we also accept Visa and Mastercard.
- Contact us for details on how we can cater for you event or function.
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The St Leonards Hotel in pictures
ABOUT ST LEONARDS AND THE BELLARINE PENINSULA
St Leonards is one of the stunning areas on Victoria's beautiful Bellarine Peninsula. Originally founded as a source of firewood for Melbourne in 1855, the first hotel was then opened soon after in 1858. The town centre now boasts a supermarket, several eateries and cafes, retailers, the iconic pier and much, much more.
Golf courses: With traditional links, sand belt and tree-lined courses nearby, golfers of all standards will be spoilt for choice. Find out all about the local golf courses.
Wineries: Scotchmans Hill, Jack Rabbit and Bellarine Estate are just some of the fabulous wineries available nearby. Find out about all the local wineries or you can also join the famous Bellarine Taste Trail to sample the best local food and wine.
Fishing: You can get information on local fishing here, and if you are looking to do a tour or charter a boat we recommend using Queenscliff Fishing Charters and Scenic Tours.
South of the pier, Bluff Road follows the coastline passing by a foreshore caravan park, a jetty and boat ramp. Following Lower Bluff Road leads to shady picnic areas and the St Leonards Yacht Club where watercraft are launched from the grassed foreshore area and boat ramp.
For more details you can head to the Visit Geelong/Bellarine website and watch the below video to get some more ideas of the local area.
Golf courses: With traditional links, sand belt and tree-lined courses nearby, golfers of all standards will be spoilt for choice. Find out all about the local golf courses.
Wineries: Scotchmans Hill, Jack Rabbit and Bellarine Estate are just some of the fabulous wineries available nearby. Find out about all the local wineries or you can also join the famous Bellarine Taste Trail to sample the best local food and wine.
Fishing: You can get information on local fishing here, and if you are looking to do a tour or charter a boat we recommend using Queenscliff Fishing Charters and Scenic Tours.
South of the pier, Bluff Road follows the coastline passing by a foreshore caravan park, a jetty and boat ramp. Following Lower Bluff Road leads to shady picnic areas and the St Leonards Yacht Club where watercraft are launched from the grassed foreshore area and boat ramp.
For more details you can head to the Visit Geelong/Bellarine website and watch the below video to get some more ideas of the local area.
