Originally built in 1949/50 as the Trainmen’s Barracks, it consisted of 24 small 8′ by 10′ rooms with one male ablution block and a kitchen/dining room. In the 1980s it was leased from Westrail and used for worker accommodation by Greenbushes Tin N.L. From 1986 until 2010 it was used as budget accommodation.

The “Old Barracks” is now a boutique motel with 8 luxuriously appointed ensuite rooms, a warm inviting cafe and a tranquil alfresco courtyard. It all adds up to one more dimension to the many attractions in beautiful Bridgetown.

Thistle Do Bed and Breakfast boasts views of the valley, a spacious room with a complimentary continental breakfast.

Beautiful private en suite with TV, fridge, tea/coffee facilities, WiFi, private entrance and undercover parking near your room.

The Bridgetown Hotel is a Grand 1920 Federation Style Country Hotel in arguably WA’s most beautiful country town.

The hotel encompasses 8 spa suites accessed directly from the hotel’s first-floor balcony and is centrally located on the main street.

www.bridgetownhotel.com.au

Pet friendly, child friendly accommodation only minutes from town.

Self contained chalets from 2 to 4 bedrooms with the capacity to sleep 32 guests in total – perfect for large family gatherings, where the property can be exclusively yours.

Nestled amongst rolling hills in a peaceful setting, the chalets are spacious, clean and cosy.

www.sunnyhurstchalets.com.au

Classic old Australian homestead next to the beautiful Blackwood River and within walking distance of town and shops.

Sleeps 14 people with five showers (plus outdoor cast iron bathtub) and four toilets. Suits family catch-ups, large groups of friends or romantic couples! Surrounded by a reserve with walking trails, and with a newly renovated gourmet kitchen.

Rosewood B&B is a lovely self-contained studio apartment, nestled in the foothills of picturesque Bridgetown on a 2.5 acre property, shared with a 100-year-old private cottage. 

Enjoy a glass of wine or cup of tea from the balcony overlooking the  gardens or toast some marshmallows on the fire-pit, with cosy blankets provided.