Blue Bell Inn & Restaurant

The original Blue Bell Inn was built in 1829 and was then known as the "Bluebell Inn of Scotland". This was a single storey wooden building that boasted 17 rooms and a ballroom and was the centre of social life in the district.

After a fire in 1863 destroyed the original building, the Blue Bell Inn was rebuilt of convict brick and sandstone as a two-storey building. A ballroom was incorporated upstairs in the new building. The construction included the use of huon pine, oregon, blackwood and cedar timber.

The building has had a very interesting history. It has been an inn, a maternity hospital, private residence, and in WW1 the ballroom was used as a drill hall. In 1984 the Blue Bell Inn was classified under the National Trust of Australia. An old willow tree in the garden is also classified by the Trust.

The present inn now consists of 5 guestrooms, all with private facilities, the ballroom is used as the guest lounge.

The Blue Bell Inn is a no smoking establishment.

Blue Bell Inn – Current Status http://www.sullivanscove.com/bluebell
Owners Barry and Marlene Gooding
Accommodation 2 x Downstairs Rooms (1 shower & 1 Spa ensuite)
Double Beds
3 x Upstairs Rooms (2 bath/shower ensuite)
Double Beds (1 bath/shower private)
1 Double Bed plus 1 Single Bed
Accreditation Accredited Tourism Business – Tourism Council Australia
RACT Rating Four Star
Facilities Guest Lounge (Ballroom) with fireplace
Full Breakfast in Dining Room
Fully Licensed Restaurant (3 rooms)

o 2 with open fireplaces

Cot is available
Small functions facilities (approx 12-15)
Restaurant Opening Times

Dinner (Daily) 6:30 – close
Fully Licensed - Prior Booking Recommended