Roadhouses

Information on Roadhouses can be found under this Yellow Pages® heading. Roadhouses, generally, refer to a local inn or establishment that serves meals, especially in the evenings. Moreover, roadhouse also bars, serving beer or hard liquor and features music and dancing for entertainment. Located along highways or roads in rural areas or on the outskirts of towns, roadhouses are open twenty-four hours a day. Furthermore, accommodation is also available for those who would want to stay overnight and different room rates apply.  Yellow Pages® helps you search for roadhouses in all states of Australia.

History indicates that early roadhouses house or provides lodging for travellers. They usually serve as service station or an establishment where motor vehicles are usually refuelled, repaired, or serviced, especially in rural areas. Roadhouses aim to provide service to passing traffic on a number of intercity routes. Thus fuels are sold and maintenance services are provided. These include unleaded, premium, ultimate, LPG fuels; high flow pump on diesels; lubricants, and auto accessories. Roadhouses have restaurants attached to them where foods are sold to travellers—bakeshop, restaurant with chef, menu.

Open twenty-four hours a day, roadhouses provide nonstop service to travellers on the road—service station, food, lodging, or simply a place to rest while on the go. Other services include laundry for guests, room service from the restaurant (breakfast meals are also available and can be delivered in the room or eaten in the restaurant), internet connection, courtesy pick up from the airport, twenty-four hour check-in and check out and late check out upon request. Search with Yellow Pages® to find a range of roadhouses in all states in Australia.