Established in 1901
The Empire Hotel
- Hotel
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Bottleshop
- Gaming
Discover Our Historic Hotel
Welcome to The Empire
Located in the heart of Queenstown, Tasmania. The ‘Grand Old Lady of the West’ is a Tasmanian icon and has a prominent facade in the towns streetscape. Rich in history, dating back to the wealth of the mining era, at the turn of the century.
Inside, guests are greeted by a beautifully handcrafted, National Trust listed staircase, made from Tasmanian Blackwood, that is admired by visitors from all around the world.
Our restaurant is set in a large traditional dining room with a sense of the grandeur of the past.
The Empire Hotel is home to 24 accommodation rooms, bar, gaming, restaurant and bottle shop, which is everything you need for your stay in Queenstown, located on the West Coast of Tasmania.
Stay At The Empire
Our Rooms
The Empire Hotel is home to over 20 different room types, from single beds with spacious recently renovated bathroom facilities, queen rooms with ensuite and spacious family rooms. We are able to accommodate all of your accommodation needs.
Eat At The Empire
Our Restaurant
Join us in our stunning dining room, which has played host to many names that are carved into Australian history. With that, we welcome you to take a chair by the fire, enjoy some local cuisine, and sample some of Tasmania’s finest wines.
Explore The Empire
Heritage Features
Come and see our beautifully handcrafted, National Trust listed staircase, made from Tasmanian Blackwood, that is admired by visitors from all around the world.
Dine in our restaurant, which is set in a large traditional dining room with a sense of the grandeur of the past.
Our Bar
Come in and unwind at The Empire Hotel. Enjoy a cold drink in our bar, play a little pool and enjoy a friendly chat.
Open 11am till Late – Monday to Sunday
and from 12pm on Public Holidays
Bottleshop
Our newly renovated bottleshop is the largest bottleshop on the West Coast. We stock a large range of spirits, beers, Tasmanian wines, soft drinks and ice.