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Grand Central B&B, Cobden

Grand Central offers luxury accommodation, centrally located to the tourist attractions of the Great Ocean Road and the Lakes and Craters area of the Western District. The B&B consists of 7 rooms in the old Cobden Hotel, which closed down in 1995, the refurbished Grand Central started trading March 2000. The original Cobden Hotel was run by Great Grand Father of Robert (Present proprietor) in 1895. Robert and wife Debbie have run the local Hotel, Thompsons Hotel for the last 18 years, which was built by Great Grandfather in 1904, and has been in the same family ever since.

Accommodation Options

Self Contained B&B

Luxury rooms with ensuitestwo Rooms with spa baths.

Website: www.cobdenaccommodation.com

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  • Food and Wine

Popular Activities

  • Golfing

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