Our History

The Logan and Albert Hotel has been a cornerstone of Beaudesert since 1934. After a devastating fire in July 1934 destroyed the original pub, the community rallied to rebuild it and the new Hotel rose from the ashes by November of the same year.

Our name was a landmark, being the historic intersection of Logan Street (now Brisbane Rd) and Albert Street, and, reflects the early explorers of the time whose names are also attributed to the Logan River (to the south) and the Albert River (to the east). Within our walls, you’ll find echoes of the past and many locals have a story or two to share.

Now locally owned, we’re honoured to continue the legacy of the Logan and Albert Hotel. We thank you from the bottom of our heart for supporting us as without you, there is no pub.

Our mission is simple: to give Beaudesert and the Scenic Rim a true welcoming home away from home—a place where familiar faces meet, new friendships are made, stories flow as easily as the drinks and where great food always makes this happen.

Welcome to our new old hotel in Beaudesert, the L & A, this is

Your locals, for locals, by locals.

Kerry Road looking towards Brisbane Street, Beaudesert, ca. 1895


Beaudesert State School, 1905


View of William Street facing east Beaudesert ca. 1908


War memorial in Beaudesert, 1921


Nindooinbah cattle station on the Albert River in the Beaudesert district, Queensland, ca. 1922


Royal train used by the Duke and Duchess of York on their royal visit, Beaudesert, 1927


Real estate map of Telemon Estate, Beaudesert, 1928


Beaudesert Bushman's Carnival and Camp Draft, 1940


Greyhound Coach parked in Brisbane Street, Beaudesert, 1951


Brisbane Street Beaudesert, 1952


Images sourced from the Catalogue of the State Library of Queensland and the National Library Archives.

The Logan and Albert Opens Again, 2025