Best South Bunbury Hotels

Very good value for money hotel. We didn't actually play in Bunbury because we couldn't find a good value for money hotel in Busselton. We chose to stay here for one night. The fact proved that the decision was correct. Comfortable to recommend to the friends who take the southern line

A little out of town but with a beautiful deck, great beers and decent food. This was a lovely spot to stay in Bunbury. Room was well appointed and clean and service was good all round.

Serviced apartments, each house is divided into four studios with upper and lower floors facing each other. It is relatively clean and the transportation is relatively convenient. It is recommended for those who want to live in a larger room to stay here. The experience is better than that of a hotel. The overall rating is about 4 stars.

I stayed here twice this week, once for a work trip and then with family. Both times I rented a cabin with 2 bedrooms. They are well priced for the current environment, although more expensive than I’d generally expect for a cabin. Cleanliness is second to none inside the cabins and everywhere else. Gardens are immaculate as is the pool, reception area and all the roads. Kids can’t possibly get bored with a games room, bouncy pillow, swimming pool, pump track, water park, massive playgrounds and even go-karts for hire. The staff were all super amazing and friendly. They really make you feel welcome and helped with any requests we had. There is a lot to do nearby as well with the beach across the road, skate park 100m away, heaps of cafes and bars within walking distance. This really is the ideal place for a family holiday. One note though, and it isn’t the fault of the park but does need mentioning. The Corella birds are relentless. From Sunrise till the time you go out for the day….. screeching screaming and squawking pests. We could not focus on a book or a conversation. The kids hated it too and woke up too early each day. Then it’s starts again at sunset. These are a problem in many areas of WA now but I’ve not experienced it quite this bad before. Apparently the City of Bunbury is trying to tame the situation but it seems they’ve a long way to go.

The hotel is located on the top of a small hill, facing the sea, next to a lighthouse, and the view is very good. The room facilities are also quite new, and the room size is medium to large. The mattress of the extra bed was a bit soft, and the springs in some places were loose, making it uneven. The sofa can be pulled out to become an extra bed. The front desk of the hotel nominally has working hours. If you go to the hotel after working hours, no one will greet you. I arrived at the hotel at 10 o'clock, and there was no one at the front desk. I had to call someone to come out. The waiter came out quickly, but he was well-dressed. It's not neat, I don't know if he is sleeping. When we checked out the next morning, it was during working hours, but there was still no waiter at the front desk. We had already paid anyway, so we left the keys in the express check-out box. There are plenty of parking spaces at the door. There's nothing to eat nearby.

The hotel is in an excellent location, with direct access to the beach from the back door, and you can also walk to the Dolphin Discovery Center. The room is older. In addition to the new TV, other facilities need to be updated. I don’t think it’s a big problem if you’re passing through Banbury and staying one night.

Staff were very helpful and accommodating both at Reception and in the restaurant particularly as we booked on the road and had an after hours check in. Very easy to access just off the highway (useful for out of towners late at night). There was a good menu selection in the restaurant and meals were what I'd call good club meals (loved the soup choice for winter). We stayed in a studio room which while quite functional was looking a bit tired.