Hostels in Western Australia, Australia

Staying in a former prison was a unique experience; my daughter even exclaimed, 'How cool!' We checked in on a Sunday and were delighted to find delicious waffles for breakfast. The shared kitchen, restrooms, and showers were all incredibly clean and well-maintained. It's a great value-for-money option in Fremantle, and the front desk staff were very friendly and efficient.

The hotel has a bread maker and a great environment. The location is excellent, making it convenient for getting around and dining. The room was very clean, with good natural light and ventilation. The bed was just the right firmness, ensuring a good night's sleep. The front desk staff were friendly, and check-in and check-out were efficient. The WiFi was stable, and there was plenty of hot water in the bathroom. Overall, it exceeded my expectations and is highly recommended for both leisure and business trips.

was cool, good location

Terrible service! This is the first hotel/motel I've ever been to that didn't accommodate its customers. Australia never ceases to amaze me, in the worst sense of the word. The situation was this. We were planning to drive from Norseman to Lucky Bay (near Esperance) to see kangaroos and swim in the ocean, and then check into the hotel at around 8 p.m. But the motel confronted me with a fait accompli: check-in is strictly from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m.!!! Not an hour later! Otherwise, they won't give you the keys, and you'll be sleeping on the street. I physically didn't have time to drive such a long distance, stop at Lucky Bay, and check into the motel before 6 a.m., which I've repeatedly written in private messages about. No response! The answer was the same: if I don't make it, they won't give me the keys. I called the management and asked them to accommodate me, leave the keys in the box, explaining that I was a tourist, my first time in Australia, and would probably never come back, that I wouldn't have time to see the kangaroos at Lucky Bay. The motel management turned a deaf ear to my requests. Unfortunately, it was impossible to book another hotel. These people at the hotel are completely incompetent! Where has anyone ever seen a motel that only allows occupancy for such a short period of time?! I hope trip.com support takes appropriate action.

The environment is top-notch: The public areas and overall decor are very stylish, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for photos. The hygiene is excellent: The room was spotlessly clean, the bedding was fresh, and there were no unpleasant odors, making for a very comfortable stay. Front desk service was average: The staff at check-in were a bit cold and didn't offer greetings or explanations proactively. It was pretty much a 'self-service' experience. If you prioritize hardware and hygiene, you can book this place without hesitation. However, if you highly value service experience, you might be a little disappointed.

This was my second stay here. The first time, the room's soundproofing was excellent, so I decided to book for another two days on my return trip. However, the soundproofing on the room door is very poor, and there's a lot of car noise from outside. I won't be staying here again. The national park about 20 km from Albany is fantastic though! 🏞️

This hotel is located on Marine Terrace, a main street, but the entrance can be a little hard to find. There are several restaurants close by. There's secure, gated parking on-site. All guest rooms are on the second floor, so be aware that you'll need to use a steep, narrow staircase. Rooms are equipped with only a bed and a TV; showers and toilets are shared. No food or drinks other than water are allowed in the rooms. There's a shared kitchen and dining area on the first floor for self-catering. The reception closes at 5 PM, but they sent me instructions via SMS on how to enter, so a late arrival wasn't an issue.

ample parking spaces; you can park in front of your unit. there is also a bus stop within walking distance on both sides of the road to access the motel. i believe the rooms were recently renovated so everything was in good condition. there are some eateries within walking distance nearby and also a petrol station nearby too. a short bus ride (2 stops) will take you to woolworths for your groceries needs. overall a pleasant stay.

I find the Cervantes Pinnacles Motel to be a pragmatic, functional stopover designed for road-trippers heading north. The property's core value lies in its strategic location just off Indian Ocean Drive, providing seamless access without major detours. It offers a quiet, peaceful coastal atmosphere that lets travelers like myself rest easily after a long drive. The motel also delivers straightforward, budget-friendly shelter. Rooms feature practical configurations combined double and single bed setups, alongside compact self-catering amenities like a microwave, toaster, kettle, and basic dishware. While the en-suite facilities are compact and utilitarian. The swimming pool was closed during my visit and paid laundry services are available.

A nice hostel not too far from Perth city center. Good things I liked: - Comfortable mattress, with a small curtain for a little privacy - Staffs were nice and helpful - common areas, kitchen, and showers/toilets were cleaned daily - Plus point: Breakfast included (simple toasts with peanut butter/Jam/choc spread) - Free coffee and tea (not the best quality but ok) - near bus stop and grocery (Woolworths) Not so good things: - rooms are quite cramped - no signage outside, bit confusing & hard to find for first timers - Most of the furniture and kitchen facilities are quite old - front porch & yard seems messy & unaesthetic - Price-to-quality ratio: ok The free breakfast, nice & helpful staff, kitchen space and social areas make this hostel recommendable. However, needs for hostel signage & revamping of all spaces & furnitures would make it a highly recommended hostel.