Caledonian Hotel

Monday: 7am to 10pm (Breakfast 7am to 9am) and Tuesday: 10am to 10pm (Breakfast 7am to 9am) also
Wednesday: 7am to 10pm (Breakfast 7am to 9am) and Thursday: 10am to 10pm (Breakfast 7am to 9am) also
Friday: 7am until late (Breakfast 7am to 9am) and Saturday to Sunday: 10am to 12am

Caledonian Hotel update their specials board on a regular basis so please phone ahead to check this weeks specials

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The Caledonia (as it was named at the time) is one of the oldest hotels in the district, being first licensed under that name on December 4th 1849. The word Caledonia was the Roman name given to Northern Britain / Scotland area and is derived from a local Celtic tribe known as the Caledones. The Caledonian Hotel was mostly called the Caledonia until 1910. It was the reporters from outside the Singleton area that most commonly misspelt the name however it was also misspelt by clerks in some official documents. It was spelled 914 times by the local news paper (“The Singleton Argus”) as “The Caledonia” and only misspelled by the same paper 9 times until 1910 when the (n) was officially added to the end of the name and changed to “The Caledonian Hotel”

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