An iconic nightspot famous for their massive Wednesday night midweek party with five bars spread across two floors and electrifying atmosphere, it’s always a good time at The LDV!
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The Leederville Hotel | Licence No. 6020043869 | Class of Licence: Tavern | Licensee: Pent Pty Ltd A/T/F/The Leederville Trust |Address: 742 Newcastle Street Leederville 6007 | (08) 9202 8222 WARNING - Under the Liquor Control Act 1988, it is an offence: To sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises; or For a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises.
Previous Pics of The Night
Monday 11am – 10pm
Tuesday 11am – 10pm
Wednesday 11am – 10pm
Thursday 11am – 10pm
Friday 11am – 11pm
Saturday 11am – 11pm
Sunday 11am – 10pm
Public Holidays 11am – 10pm
P: (08) 9202 8255
F: (08) 9202 8292
E: bottleshop@theleederville.com
Located behind The Leederville Hotel
Entry via Vincent Street.
Open Australia Day!!!
What ID do I need?
CURRENT Australian drivers licence, WA proof of age card or a VALID passport are the ONLY accepted forms of ID
The Leederville Hotel operates ID scanners so no matter how old you are, that’s right even if you’re a 100 year old party animal you need to bring ID, take it as a compliment.
I’ve just turned 18 but I don’t have ID if I bring my birth certificate and some other paper work with my name can I come in?
Nope. Sorry.
What is your dress code?
Neat, smart-casual to be worn at all times. No singlets, shorts, thongs, runners permitted after 7pm.
Construction clothing and safety capped boots are not permitted to be worn on the premises after 7pm.
Jackets, or any other clothing or accessory, bearing patches or insignia of any Outlaw Motor Cycle Gangs are not permitted to be worn on the premises at any time.
During the summer months we will allow dress shorts only (no bordies or tattered shorts…. you do want to pick up right?) after 7pm at the managers and security discretion.
Does it cost to get into The Leederville Hotel?
No The Leederville Hotel is free entry, some nights we have a priority entry line where you can choose to pay $10 to skip the sometimes unbearably long free line.
Occasionally The Leederville Hotel does throw some big events like Melbourne Cup or NYE etc… that do have a cover charge or is ticketed.
How do I get a job at The Leederville Hotel?
Please visit our employment page by clicking here
I lost my phone/wallet/jacket/camera/brain last night can you help?
Now that was silly!!! Call the venue on 9202 8222 and leave your name, number and a description of the item and we will let you know if it pops up. Unfortunately in most cases items are not handed in so look after your stuff and then you wont have to worry!!
I want to have my 21st/30th/engagement/xmas/going away party at The Leederville Hotel what do you offer?
Check out functions section and read the information packs, if you are happy with and agree to our terms and conditions then contact our functions manager Ella-Maree Chambers and she will help you get your function booked in so you can have a splenduper night. Please note we do not book 18th/hens/bucks parties.
The Leederville Hotel
Phone: 08 9202 8222 | Fax: 08 9202 8292
Office Hours
Tues to Fri - 9am – 5pm
Trading Hours
Mon & Tues – Closed | Wed – 11am – 12am | Thur – 11am – 10pm
Fri – 11am – 12am | Saturday – 11am – 1am | Sunday – 11am – 10pm
Where… Looking for The Garden? Click here to go to their website Interested in working at The Leederville Hotel?
742 Newcastle Street, LEEDERVILLE WA 6007
Check out the Employment page
Click here for The Leederville House Policies The Leederville Hotel | Licence No. 6020043869 | Class of Licence: Tavern | Licensee: Pent Pty Ltd A/T/F/The Leederville Trust |Address: 742 Newcastle Street Leederville 6007 | (08) 9202 8222
Click here for The Leederville Code of Conduct
Click here for The Leederville Disclaimer
WARNING – Under the Liquor Control Act 1988, it is an offence:
To sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises; or
For a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises.