Barron Valley Hotel, Heritage hotel in Atherton, Australia.

The Barron Valley Hotel is a two-story brick building with 30 bedrooms, a central courtyard, and enclosed verandahs on Main Street. It offers accommodation, a dining area, bars, and a ballroom for gatherings and events.

The site has hosted a hotel since 1890, when Thomas Peake built a shack beside the track to Herberton. A single-storey hotel and Cobb & Co. way station replaced it, then a two-storey timber hotel in 1907–1908. Sconder Nasser bought the hotel in 1930 and commissioned Cairns architects Hill & Taylor to design the present two-storey brick building, which opened with a dance on 12 July 1941.

The Nasser family, Lebanese immigrants, has run this place for more than seven decades and shaped the local community. Their family business remains deeply rooted in Atherton's everyday life and identity.

The hotel is located in central Atherton and is easily walkable from the town center. Since it remains an active business offering accommodation and dining, it is best visited during regular operating hours.

The 1941 interior had deep cream and gold walls and polished timber floors, and folding leadlight doors let the lounge and dining room become a ballroom for up to 250 dancers. The opening on 12 July 1941 was marked with a dance.