The room was clean, however the bathroom amenities are certainly dated. The staff was basically professional, though not especially friendly and helpful. There is a restaurant, though it was never open when I tried to go there. I felt the price was a wee high for what they offer. Bottom line; adequate for a night's rest, but not one that... More

The beds were comfortable, and consideration was given to all sensible things such as extra blankets and somewhere to hang your towels. It was cheap and clean, but sadly lacked charm (except fro the gecko in the bathroom - I love geckos). Charm could still be found, however, in other parts of the hotel. The Day Dawn was demolished and... More

Sit out the front, have a beer, some snacks. Nice. But if you plan on staying over be advised there is no sound proofing and, if people start waking at 5am for work, knocking on doors to get their mates up, talking in corridors, turning on showers etc, you will waking up as well. And the rooms are very small.

Located in the main street of Ingham, with a large statue of a horse with rider on its roof, this is the actual pub with no beer that became a famous Slim Dusty song, some years ago. It has undergone a major renovation over the past 2 years,but still retains the art deco authentic feel. Definately a must see and... More

Road tripping up from sunshine coast to Cairns looking for a place to stay in Ingham we googled and found Lees Hotel -Slim Dusty's original pub with no beer! After making our enquiry and discovering the affordable rates including breakfast as well as their willingness to keep the office open until we got there after 9.30pm we knew we had... More

Lees Pub with No Beer (or anything else!!). Booked here in July 2012 over the internet. Paid $119.00 for the night for a Motel room but we were given a Hotel room (up a couple of flights of stairs inside the hotel). The room was so small we didn't even take our suitcases up as there was no space for... More

The room was very nice although slightly high in price. The bar is excellent and also the restaurant. Owners are extremely friendly and we had a good chat with the manager, Charles, who was a top bloke. We enjoyed our brief stay here.

I stayed one night at Lee's Hotel. The room was recently renovated and comfortable, the shared balcony pleasant to sit out on as the sun set. The staff were friendly and helpful, offering a secured lockup for the night for my bike. The central location is handy for accessing the cafe's, restaurants and supermarket but being on the main road... More

I found my stay most enjoyable and the staff more than friendly. The room was clean and well furnished, with some modern touches. The room was quiet and the bed comfortable, the bathroom was a tad small and dated, but was immaculately cleaned and large enough that it wasn't inconvenient. After-hours key access through the front of the hotel was... More