A gaming hotel in the heart of Mackay's CBD on the Queensland coast is expected to generate strong interest after it was presented to market.

Positioned in the commercial centre of the regional city, Taylor's Hotel includes a bistro, courtyard dining area, public bar, gaming room (35 EGM's), function rooms, accommodation and liquor bar.

The hotel also benefits from high vehicular exposure fronting Alfred Street, as well as proximity to CQ University.

At a glance: 

• Taylor's Hotel at 126 Wood Street, Mackay has been presented to market through Savills Australia.
• The hotel includes a bistro, courtyard dining area, public bar, gaming room (35 EGM's), function rooms, accommodation and liquor bar.
• The hotel comes has a base rent of $271,121 with a 15-year lease term

Savills Hotels Director Tony Bargwanna said the hotel's earning potential was its biggest drawcard.

"It's a very affordable rent and it's a well-known pub, so I think we will get a fair bit of interest," he said.

"You've got revenue from gaming, as well as a big retail presence, which I think is a big plus.

"If you can't do all aspects, it can be a bit tough, but you can with this hotel."

Mr Bargwanna added there had been a resurgence in the demand for hotels in regional Queensland.

"We've been very successful in regional areas such as Weipa, Mount Isa, and Bowen," he said.

"Pubs like Taylor's Hotel tend to be well sought after because they deliver a really good bottom line."

For more information about Taylor's Hotel, email or phone Mr Bargwanna via the details below.

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