Queensland’s oldest licensed pub, the Grand View Hotel in Cleveland, has reopened its doors after a multi-million-dollar transformation, showcasing a stunning blend of heritage and modern design. The redevelopment has preserved the historic landmark’s original charm while incorporating cutting-edge architecture and design elements, including a striking marquee, upper dining terrace, and pet-friendly lawn. The refurbished venue boasts state-of-the-art kitchens, bars, and dining spaces, featuring Australia’s largest rotisserie oven and a sleek, modern beer system.
The redevelopment has carefully balanced the hotel’s rich legacy with its modern future, as Craig Shearer, CEO and Founder of Kickon Group, explains, “The transformation is not just a facelift, it’s a safeguard for one of Queensland’s most historic venues, ensuring it remains a cornerstone of the community and a place where new memories continue to be made.”
The Grand View’s new design features a beautifully restored heritage-listed hallway, a stunning cistern unearthed during construction, and a vibrant outdoor dining space overlooking the bay. The updated food offering is showcased in the sleek, modern kitchen, featuring charcoal-grilled steaks, rotisserie meats, wood-fired pizzas, and fresh seafood.
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