Totness Inn Hotel

30/05/2026

On this day at 6.05 pm our very first online takeaway order was fulfilled.

Go to totnessinnhotel.com.au 🥳

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

It's the weekend again! Breakfast is on at the Totty from 9 am until 11 am.

Big Breakfast, bacon and eggs, eggs your way, eggs benedict, eggs florentine and not to forget, our massive pancakes with maple syrup to name a few!

The coffee machine is cranked up and the fireplaces are on!

16/05/2026

Only 4 days to go until our second Wine Pairing Dinner Event with Anvers Wines!

Book your table before it is too late. Limited seating left.

To book please call : 85682637

14/05/2026

Tomorrow night is the Bloody Mary Oyster Shooter night!

Friday Cocktail Special!

Bloody Mary Oyster Shooters - $10

13/05/2026

Whether it's for lunch or dinner, a visit to the Totness Inn Hotel is just as much about the surroundings as it is about the chef prepared meals. 🙂

12/05/2026

Friday Cocktail Special!

Bloody Mary Oyster Shooters - $10

12/05/2026

In our pursuit to fill the Totness Inn Hotel with interesting furnishings from the mid 1800's to early 1900's, here is a peek at our latest purchase.

A circa 1890 Chromolithograph advertisement for Lochiel Highland Scotch Whisky which shows the 17th Chief of Clan Cameron (Sir Ewan Cameron) at the Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689.

Affectionately known as "The Duke" by those who frequented the South Australian Hotel, this framed advertisement is believed to have looked down on patrons at the bar from 1890 until the hotel was demolished in 1971.

The South Australian Hotel was considered one of the grand hotels of Australia. It was first licensed in 1878 and around 1900 the magnificent three-storeyed balcony was built. Famous guests included Anna Pavlova, Noel Coward, Katharine Hepburn and the Beatles. It was demolished in 1971 for the Ansett Gateway Hotel (now Stamford Plaza). The image we have is from 1907.

09/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day!

Our great hall is ready for lunch and dinner today.

The fireplace is making the room warm and cosy 🙂

09/05/2026

At some point in time during the 1960s a Mrs Eula WARE from Po Box 61 Mount Pleasant sent a postcard showing the Totness Inn Hotel prior to 1918.

In the middle of the postcard (which has been animated) you can see what we call the great hall running deep into the block with the bar area and front verandah just forward of it.