Margaret River Hotels

Your kind of stay

B&Bs & guesthouses

Smaller stays with a personal rhythm.

What to look for

A guesthouse can be a good fit for a couple or a short town visit. Compare breakfast arrangements, shared spaces and check-in times rather than assuming all B&Bs provide the same experience.

Ask whether your bathroom is private, whether breakfast is included in your chosen rate and whether children can be accommodated. Heritage buildings may have stairs or different room layouts.

Places to consider

Margaret River townBed & breakfast

Margaret River Guest House

A smaller town stay in a former chapel and convent, with breakfast and convenient access to the main street.

Check room access and arrival arrangements directly, particularly if you need step-free accommodation.

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Margaret River townHeritage guesthouse

Bridgefield Guest House

Heritage rooms and suites across several buildings, with on-site dining for visitors drawn to a smaller town stay.

The property is positioned for couples. Kitchens and shared spaces differ between rooms, the cabin and suites.

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Margaret River surroundsGuesthouse

Llewellin’s Guest House

A guesthouse option for visitors comparing smaller accommodation with the region’s larger resorts.

Confirm breakfast inclusions, room amenities and arrival arrangements for the specific room you book.

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CowaramupCountry guesthouse

The Noble Grape Country Guesthouse

King suites in Cowaramup with private courtyards and a light continental breakfast, offering a village base in wine country.

Rooms have microwaves and small fridges rather than a stated full kitchen. Confirm dietary needs and any early breakfast arrangements in advance.

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