Grand View Hotel

One of Queensland’s oldest licensed pubs, the Grand View Hotel began life as a single storeyed structure in 1852 and today is one of Cleveland’s oldest surviving buildings, which is due to reopen in October 2025 after a multi-million dollar makeover.

Long gone are the bathing house and nearby jetty and much of the original character however its recent year-long refurbishment has included the preservation of its heritage-listed hallway and Cleveland Room, as well as the uncovering of a 170 year old well, dating from 1855.

When it reopens the Grand View Hotel will feature updated bar spaces and amenities including a stunning new-look pavilion style eatery and beer garden, which enjoys views across Moreton Bay to  Minjerribah-North Stradbroke Island.

A range of seating will be available on the grass overlooking the bay, along with a big screen for live sports, while a purpose-built self-contained function space out the back will feature seating for around 120 guests, complete with its own bar and restrooms.

The new kitchen will be equipped with a rotisserie oven and woodfired pizza oven, serving up fresh rotisserie dishes, pizzas, pub favourites, pasta, and share plates.

The Grand View Hotel is due to reopen in October 2025.