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Discover the best hotels in Bridgetown, Western Australia including Ford House Retreat, Nelsons of Bridgetown, Pamela's Retreat, Ford House Retreat, Bridgetown Valley Lodge, Bridgetown Hotel, Tweed Valley Lodge, Shambhala Guest House - Hill Top Retreat, Country Cottages of Bridgetown, Rickaty on Blackwood.
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1. Ford House Retreat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 178 reviews
Winner Merit Award for Best Hosted Accommodation in Western Australia in 2004, every concievable luxury, spas, en-suites, historic home antique king sized four poster bed, set in 5 acres of garden on the Blackwood river in the heart of southwestern West Australia. Banquets and conferences in historic barn.
4 stars for everything...except sleep quality
Reviewed By PoikimeMade a very last min decision to go for a one night stay...simply just to see those autumn leaves at Balingup. But everywhere was booked out so the best option was to stay at the next town Bridgetown. Overall my stay at Ford House was ok. I gave 4 stars for the amazing service and breakfast and garden, BUT unfortunately sleep quality is not very good at all. The historical house is beautiful and well maintained. My single Green room was clean and big enough for myself. It took a while to get warm and comfortable cos I arrived quite late, but once I did, it was great! Bathroom was clean and shared, but I didn't really have to wait or fight for it much so it was alright. The kitchen, dining room and lounge room were also all very well taken care off too. The staff were amazing and very friendly. Trish served me on my checkin and she already turned on the heater to warm up my room. I also met a very lovely couple who's a friend of the owner and they kindly offer their house for my stay when I come back next time. It's always nice when you get to know the locals. The most memorable part of my stay was the delicious breakfast! Those homemade peaches were simply delightful. The chef cooked an amazing omelette! I should have asked if I could have the fried eggs too (happy to pay extra charge) cos I heard from other guests the fried eggs were amazing. The breakfast barn and the tables and shops setup literally took my breath away. Couldn't stop taking pictures! There are lots of beautiful gifts and products to buy. The beautiful gardens and ginger bread house were very relaxing and cute. I actually spent more time here in the garden after my check out than at Balingup which actually worked out to be better cos there's barely any autumn leaves left at Golden Valley Tree whereas at Ford House, there's still one tree left, right outside of the house where I was at, that still had those beautiful fiery red autumn leaves so I took quite a bit of pictures with it LOL A stroll right up to the river and the bridge was very peaceful and relaxing. And I also love the small town of Bridgetown and the peaceful picturesque drive to/from. Now the bad parts: Like I said, I couldn't really sleep well at all. My Green Room is in a house with 4 other rooms, though it shares bathroom with only 2 rooms. As expected with shared house/facilities, you would definitely hear everything and everyone! Unless you're a really deep sleeper. Footsteps on squeaky floors, ppl waking up to go to bathroom in the middle of the night, I even heard the guy next door snoring LOL and the Green Room was right next to the bathroom so I could hear the toilet flushing, showers etc...but like I said, it was kinda expected. Hence I still give 4 stars. Also, the heater in my room was actually quite small and not enough to warm up the room. So it got quite cold at some point at night, but after I settled in with all the blankets, it was alright. Overall it was an ok stay. A detached house would be better but obviously more expensive. But other than that, it's a beautiful property run by amazing owner and staff.
2. Nelsons of Bridgetown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Nelsons Of Bridgetown is located on the main street of Bridgetown to the southern end and is 268 kilometers south of Perth and 88 kilometers South East of Bunbury. Its only a short stroll to the local shops and the Blackwood River. Nelson's offer 37 spacious rooms ranging from our Executive Spa Rooms, Deluxe Rooms with many having their own kitchenettes facilities to our standard motel rooms, not forgetting our hotel rooms in the main historic building. All rooms include Tea & Coffee making facilities and all have an array of Foxtel channels along with local channels for your viewing pleasure. Nelsons of Bridgetown has its own on-site fully licensed al-a-carte restaurant open 7 days per week offering a breakfast and dinner menu, room service is available. A Swimming Pool (Seasonal) and a Half Court Tennis Court and Laundry facilities are available to all guest along with FREE WiFi. Nelsons function room seats up 100 people and is the perfect place for a corporate event, wedding reception or just that special occasion, with our experienced chefs being able to assist in designing a menu which will impress. Opening Hours are 7:00am to 8:30pm Monday to Friday and 8:00am to 8:30pm Saturday and Sundays including Public Holidays. We look forward to welcoming you to Nelsons Of Bridgetown soon!!
Quite impressed with Nelsons
Reviewed By otistdriftwoodStayed here one night recently, booked a superior room. Quite a decent size, interesting interconnected private courtyard. Clean, tidy up market. Impressed. Ate at the restaurant, good food and very attentive staff. Will definitely stay again.
3. Pamela's Retreat
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Enjoy 15 quiet acres close to the town centre, river walks and local wineries.Choice of one self contained cottage that sleeps four, one queen size room, one double room, or one single room. Massage treatments, Reflexology, Reiki, Meditation and Therapeutic spa offered on premise.
Mrs Haumann
Reviewed By W2383JVcynthiahThis was the worst place ever,I only spent one night there and paid for three but I just couldn’t take the smell the old linen and when one leaves to go to town she goes into your room and goes through your dirt bins ,there is no privacy The room is right by her back door there’s only one window one can look through , the pictures on the add does not agree with the real deal , I paid for one room and on arrival I was told to pay another $45 because she put me in a bigger room ,watt a nightmare!! She also said when she saw I was not happy with this deal that there is no returning of money back,! I definitely think that this Pamela’s retreat must be closed down health wise it’s dirty bugs every wear!! Please don’t support this place ,!!! Watt a big mistake!!! Never will she see me again!!
4. Ford House Retreat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 178 reviews
Winner Merit Award for Best Hosted Accommodation in Western Australia in 2004, every concievable luxury, spas, en-suites, historic home antique king sized four poster bed, set in 5 acres of garden on the Blackwood river in the heart of southwestern West Australia. Banquets and conferences in historic barn.
4 stars for everything...except sleep quality
Reviewed By PoikimeMade a very last min decision to go for a one night stay...simply just to see those autumn leaves at Balingup. But everywhere was booked out so the best option was to stay at the next town Bridgetown. Overall my stay at Ford House was ok. I gave 4 stars for the amazing service and breakfast and garden, BUT unfortunately sleep quality is not very good at all. The historical house is beautiful and well maintained. My single Green room was clean and big enough for myself. It took a while to get warm and comfortable cos I arrived quite late, but once I did, it was great! Bathroom was clean and shared, but I didn't really have to wait or fight for it much so it was alright. The kitchen, dining room and lounge room were also all very well taken care off too. The staff were amazing and very friendly. Trish served me on my checkin and she already turned on the heater to warm up my room. I also met a very lovely couple who's a friend of the owner and they kindly offer their house for my stay when I come back next time. It's always nice when you get to know the locals. The most memorable part of my stay was the delicious breakfast! Those homemade peaches were simply delightful. The chef cooked an amazing omelette! I should have asked if I could have the fried eggs too (happy to pay extra charge) cos I heard from other guests the fried eggs were amazing. The breakfast barn and the tables and shops setup literally took my breath away. Couldn't stop taking pictures! There are lots of beautiful gifts and products to buy. The beautiful gardens and ginger bread house were very relaxing and cute. I actually spent more time here in the garden after my check out than at Balingup which actually worked out to be better cos there's barely any autumn leaves left at Golden Valley Tree whereas at Ford House, there's still one tree left, right outside of the house where I was at, that still had those beautiful fiery red autumn leaves so I took quite a bit of pictures with it LOL A stroll right up to the river and the bridge was very peaceful and relaxing. And I also love the small town of Bridgetown and the peaceful picturesque drive to/from. Now the bad parts: Like I said, I couldn't really sleep well at all. My Green Room is in a house with 4 other rooms, though it shares bathroom with only 2 rooms. As expected with shared house/facilities, you would definitely hear everything and everyone! Unless you're a really deep sleeper. Footsteps on squeaky floors, ppl waking up to go to bathroom in the middle of the night, I even heard the guy next door snoring LOL and the Green Room was right next to the bathroom so I could hear the toilet flushing, showers etc...but like I said, it was kinda expected. Hence I still give 4 stars. Also, the heater in my room was actually quite small and not enough to warm up the room. So it got quite cold at some point at night, but after I settled in with all the blankets, it was alright. Overall it was an ok stay. A detached house would be better but obviously more expensive. But other than that, it's a beautiful property run by amazing owner and staff.
5. Bridgetown Valley Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Bridgetown's newest boutique motel - heritage listed and totally refurbished - offers guests quality accommodation with 8 stylishly appointed luxury suites each with ensuite and kitchenette. Our warm and cosy cafe and bright colourful alfresco deck provides a tranquil setting for the complimentary breakfast or a coffee and a read whilst enjoying the views of picturesque Bridgetown. Located centrally with only a 4 minute walk to the cafe restaurant strip and views over the town , the property has a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The ideal base for excursions into the Southern Forest and Blackwood Valley food and beverage trails. Bridgetown Valley Lodge is the affordable choice for those who want that little bit more than the standard motel or the confinement of a small B&B. We offer discounts for extended and corporate stays so please contact us directly for details.
Jeff and Dani are excellently hosts. Meals were outstanding . Rooms cosy and extremely comfortable. Nothing was too mu
Reviewed By Tooly3Jeff and Dani are outstanding hosts. The food was excellent. The room was cosy and extremely comfortable. Nothing was too much trouble. Also very close to town centre with many eateries. Jeff,s personal entertainment was enjoyable and he is very passionate about the local history of Bridgetown.
6. Bridgetown Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
The Bridgetown Hotel is a Grand 1920 Federation Style Country Hotel in arguably WA's most beautiful country town. The hotel encompasses 8 spa suits accessed directly from the hotels first floor balcony, restaurant, cafe and bar on our ground floor that are open for lunch and dinner every day, outdoor garden deck and boutique bottleshop within a short stroll of town shops, galleries, breath taking scenery and the magnificent Blackwood River. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and Bridgetown Hotel makes getting online easy as internet access is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including room service and outdoor furniture. In addition, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
Mixed reviews
Reviewed By 971marisawThe hotel is lovely, the accommodation has lovely large room with front verandas. The bathroom is large with spa but there is no exhaust to draw out the moisture and the floors become very slippery, I tried to put the vertical window up but would not stay open so had to hook it to the blind. The complimentary breakfast was very nice with good variety. After returning from our day out return to room and the only housekeeping to be done was rubbish bin emptied, supplies replenished and two replacement bath mats as they where extremely wet. No fresh towels, no bed made, no coffee cups washed and set up. When your paying full price for second night the room should be completely refreshed for your return, so was quite disappointed with this. Location is great close to all shops.
7. Tweed Valley Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Tweed Valley Lodge is an RAC rated 4 star adult retreat offering luxury self contained accommodation in a tranquil setting on the banks of the Blackwood River. Magnificent gardens and native wildlife abound and daily bird feeding is one of the highlights. The lodge is just 2 km from downtown Bridgetown.
Very peaceful and we can highly recommend coming here for a quiet and well provided holiday.
Reviewed By Jan BWhile reports had shown that this property was a bit hard to find, we arrived and found it easily. There were notes waiting for us on Reception door indicating our unit and where to find the key. When we entered the room, it was bright and open stretching from a small entry with bathroom beside it, then into the kitchen and a large bedroom with table and two chairs, plus two sitting chairs and a small tv. On the wall. Immediately outside was an enclosed space with another table and three easy chairs to sit outside in the fresh air. It is early spring and as we drank our cup of tea, the birds were visiting the deck to eat seed which had been laid out for them. The deck is a large area with more tables and stools to sit at while enjoying the barbecue also there for guests use. Several guests came out to enjoy a wine in the lovely fresh air. The area is quiet except for bird noises and general low hum of what little traffic was nearby. From the deck you can see down into the gardens and into the small river below. Our unit led directly onto the deck but there were several others with their own balconies and bird feeders. I suspect they were the slightly smaller units as we had sourced a king size bed. These units had under cover parking, however our parking was in the general carpark, this choice probably affected by the lodge’s units following the rivers process. A continental breakfast was provided in the kitchen which you could prepare yourself. There was fruit juice, cereal, bread & butter and a supply of condiments. The normal tea and coffee were also here. A toaster, kettle and small frypan were also available for use.
8. Shambhala Guest House - Hill Top Retreat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Welcome to "Bridgetown's top spot". Enjoy peace and quiet at this stunning hilltop B&B situated on 11-acres with spectacular views across the Blackwood Valley. The house is purpose built, with 4 large bedrooms each with ensuite, 3 with balconies. The spacious guest's lounge has a relaxing atmosphere overlooking the beautiful gardens and valley.
Very nice
Reviewed By WhiteChinaCatWe stayed here for the wonderful Bridgetown Garden Festival, and it was perfect. Four wonderful rooms (there were 4 of us, so a room each). Great beds, with excellent linen, everything super clean. Everyone loved the fresh bread made each morning with local jams. Nice large grounds to walk in. Every room had an en suite. Thanks!
9. Country Cottages of Bridgetown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Roger and Luda welcome you to Country Cottages of Bridgetown. We have 4 x 2 bedroom and 1 bathroom fully self contained cottages. Close to the picturesque Blackwood River and 3 mins by car from Bridgetown, winter capital of Western Australia.
Family getaway
Reviewed By Ross and Karen TStayed here in 3 cabins with my extended family in January. Clean comfortable rooms. The kids liked the animals. Pool was unavailable but I was told that but their laundry area was unavailable too as no washing machine. Nice spot to unwind and relax.
10. Rickaty on Blackwood
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Nestled on the banks of the Blackwood River, Rickaty on Blackwood features two purpose built bed and breakfast accommodation queen size rooms, complete with own private ensuite and balcony.
Delightful B & B!
Reviewed By MGChewy82Everything you need, nothing that you don't, would highly recommend if staying in Bridgetown. Rick & Kate were very easy to deal with, wonderfully accommodating and their property is beautiful. Breakfast was delicious, too!
