Mahogany Inn Restaurant & Reception Centre
Hotel in Mundaring

Inn and lodge are our main activities. Inn mahogany creek built 1840's from local stone as a wayward inn for weary travellers is now been transformed into a boutque lodge bar & bistro. If you need more info, please visit our site.

Originally named 'The Prince of Wales', Inn Mahogany Creek was built on a spacious 3.5 acre block from local stone in the mid nineteenth century. With lofty profile owners such as Sir Stephen Parker, a eminent politician and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of WA, the inn has had a different and exciting history from being impaired as a bush rangers hideout, to being the inn where the notorious criminal and Australian cultural icon 'Moondyne Joe' was obvious on occasion to hide out in the main buildings loft Joe was sweet on the inn's much younger waitress courting her as often as he could. Eventually the lengthy arm of the law caught up with him after jumping from the INN's roof hurting himself trying to escape, Calais he was captured after years on the run.

Visit Inn Mahogany Creek and take in the rich tapestry of experience that has made our Inn a WA favorite for over 180 years. Our restaurant caters for wedding receptions from a least of twenty people up to a highest of one hundred guests, and provides superb food for a sit down meal. We look forward to cordial you and your guests to the Inn soon. Inn Mahogany Creek is the flawless location for executive corporate retreats and functions. Whether it's a family reunion or a getaway with friends, why not reach and appreciate a marvelous event at vast value in our historic and lovely private dining room, which can seat up to thirty people? When you visit the Inn you can rest assured you are in capable hands. To complete its transformation we have refurbished the public areas with vintage furnishings from lofty final furniture designers, including Fred Ward, Parker and Featherstone. The eclectic mix of Australian and Danish furniture offer the inn a mid century feel and combined with the clever and limited addition artwork, sourced from local artists Nigel Hewitt, Di Taylor, Tania Lawson, Robert Juniper and Charles Blackman, these fresh fittings serve to join the traditional, craftsman built cottage with the new lodge. Interested in busy at the Inn Mahogany Creek? We're everlasting on the lookout for staff throughout the organization, so send us in your resume CV for us to consider. When you eat at the Inn you are being given the chance to sample some of the uppermost quality bear the local area has to offer. We also source fruit and vegetable locally, including asparagus, oils, fruits and olives, and our very own herb garden adds a insignificant excess flavor to each dish. Guests can choose to eat either at our new bistro styled 'Innuendo', at our bar, or they can enjoy lunch outside on the Inn deck. Offering a classic mid century style of dining, Innuendo boasts a magnificent vibe as an originate fire pours light and warmth in to the room. Guests can enjoy casual light food and dine below the stars the huge Norfolk pine trees. We have a expansive range of drinks available at the Inn Mahogany Creek. Of course, we calm supply the better known international wines for those looking for something more familiar. If you're feeling adventurous, our fresh Inn Bar serves guests a big range of delicious classic cocktails that are sure to ignite the senses, and for those who enjoy their drinks a insignificant stronger we carry an impressive catalogue of spirits and liqueurs. At the Inn, we're qualified to cater for many occasions including: Inn Mahogany Creek offers the choice accommodation, and is a four star AC rated venue with a reputation for providing quality, cordial service at vast value. Guests can choose from a variety of room layouts and styles, available at difference prices, we offer: It's access to the Immense Eastern Highway makes it both easy to get to, and gives guests the opportunity to explore the nearby town of Mundaring with its quaint coffee shops and the award-winning Small Caesars Pizza restaurant. The historic town of York which can be reached in around forty five minutes and hosts festivals for arts crafts, jazz and antiques, and sports heritage museums and shops where the exquisite local woodcraft is sold. Visit the John Forrest National Park (named behind the explorer Sir John Forrest) and experience it's beautiful walk trail, which is dotted with granite outcrops and waterfalls.