Grand Hotel Nyah West

05/04/2026

Happy Easter

03/04/2026

It's time to empty the tin again and send a little bit of support to the Royal Childrens. Our generous patrons have been able to amass $1416.50 this year. A great effort again.
And congratulations to Breeza for winning this years Easter Raffle. Hope you get fat and break out in pimples!!

20/03/2026

Well bu**er us! Ralphy has made it to 70.
Not the quickest we've seen a birthday pot being chugged though. Happy Birthday Ralphy. 🥳🍺

13/01/2026

Sadly Gary (No. 36) is leaving us for pastures greener. His work mates from O'Connors werent going to let him leave quietly. Who's gonna drink all the Tooheys Gold now?
Cheers Gary

26/12/2025

Some families will go any distance to have Xmas together. Three generations of Boettchers traveled 16,000 K's from Germany to catch up with their boy working in Nyah West. And the stereotype is true, Germans can drink beer with the best. Merry Xmas

23/12/2025

Even though our district prides itself on the range and quality of its local produce we think that the latest attempt at cocktail onions has fallen a bit short.

03/11/2025

We are opening at 10:00 am tomorrow so you don't miss any races.🏆
We hope to see you then. No need to frock up, that's optional. Just need to rock up, don't miss out on your once a year punt. There will be plenty of experts on hand to give you bad tips if required.🥂🍾🍻

19/09/2025

Watching the news it seems machete attacks are happening everywhere. We are considering hiring this guy as a bouncer as a first line of defence.
What's your opinion? Is this really necessary in Nyah West or should we just put a machete bin out the front of the pub?

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12/09/2025

18/08/2025

PUB OF THE DAY: Grand Hotel Nyah West
Some pubs call themselves grand - this one actually is. The Grand Hotel sits in the small Murray River town of Nyah West, Victoria, a century-old pub that's been pouring drinks since the town's railway boom days.

Nyah West sprang to life in 1915 when the railway line was extended from Swan Hill to Piangil, and the Grand opened its doors to serve the railway workers, fruit growers, and river traders who made this stretch of the Murray their home.

With plenty of history hanging on the walls, you can almost hear the echoes of those early settlers who built their lives around the railway and the river. Today it remains what most imagine when they think of a traditional Aussie country pub - the kind of place where locals gather and travelers are welcomed like old friends.
In a town that knows its history, the Grand Hotel stands as a reminder of when the railway brought promise to the Murray River frontier.

12/05/2025

More sad news today. RIP Peter Borchard.
You fought hard but didn't get to beat the beast.
We're all going to miss your banter.
Cheers Mate.