The Ranch Hotel


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The Ranch Hotel is a pub and hotel located in on the corner of Epping and Herring road in North Ryde. Wednesday nights at The Ranch, known as HUMP night, is its designated student night. Students from Macqurie University descend upon The Ranch, as the tables are pushed back, creating room for a dance floor. With a HUMP 'Passport' you gain a free drink upon entry, as well as earning a bar tab, once you reach 5, 10 and 15 visits respectively.

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Theme nights are a regular occurence, where students dress up, and bar tabs are given out for the best dressed. Previous theme nights have included, Wild Wild West and Back to School. The Ranch is always more busy on these nights.

- Patrick

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