The Victoria Hotel is an 1865 bluestone pub on Albyn Terrace in Strathalbyn, with ensuite motel rooms upstairs.
Facing Angas Park in the centre of town, it is one of South Australia's oldest pubs and has open fires. Every room has its own ensuite, and the spa rooms add a two-person spa. All have a queen bed, some with extra singles, plus reverse-cycle air conditioning, electric blankets, a bar fridge and tea and coffee facilities. Continental breakfast is provided, and access to the rooms is by stairs only. The dining room serves pub favourites and modern Australian food built on local produce. Adelaide is about 40 minutes away, and guests often mention friendly staff.
Over priced. 15/08/26 Service was quick and food was hot. I got fish and chips. $30 The chips were under cooked and there was a very small coleslaw approx 1 tbsp max and a very small amount of tarter Mayo. My wife had the seafood combo $35 Same issues as mine. We dined at the Commercial on High St. 14/08/26 much better (salad bar)
Had wonderful meals in a quiet corner, couldn't ask for better. Not just the usual pub meals, some fantastic smaller items that were great. Service was Friendly, made for a great atmosphere. Will definitely be coming back
This pub has it all. Great value, clean and neat accommodation. Good value drinks and great staff. Highly recommend staying and having a few drinks here. Only issue, no Guinness glasses for the Guinness - blasphemy 😃
Within 200 km of Strathalbyn — for the road trippers.




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