Fremantle Bed & Breakfast

Fremantle Bed & Breakfast is, as the name suggests, a B&B. While I typically stay in hotels, my father favored B&Bs overseas years ago, so I booked a two-night stay alone as a personal challenge. The slightly lower cost of a B&B is certainly easy on the wallet. The building itself has character, but this means it is old and lacks modern features like a lift. Access to the rooms (Level 1 and above) is only via stairs, beginning right from the entrance. Prospective guests should be aware of this, as managing luggage is a key consideration. I would not recommend this accommodation for anyone with limited physical strength. The breakfast offered is excellent, with options available for those requiring vegan or gluten-free meals. Since I have a small appetite, I declined some items, but the experience of sharing a meal with other travelers and having a pleasant conversation with the host was a fresh and enjoyable change. A highly valuable service on the final day was the luggage storage. I was able to leave my bags and collect them later at my convenience. Since B&Bs often feature shared toilet and shower facilities, it is crucial to be fully aware of who can use which facilities. Guests should not hesitate to confirm details if they are unsure. Overall, it was a good two-night, three-day experience. A key positive note: the other guests were mostly older couples and were not loud. This was important to me, as I was concerned about potential noise issues.

Fremantle Bed & Breakfast is, as the name suggests, a B&B. While I typically stay in hotels, my father favored B&Bs overseas years ago, so I booked a two-night stay alone as a personal challenge. The slightly lower cost of a B&B is certainly easy on the wallet. The building itself has character, but this means it is old and lacks modern features like a lift. Access to the rooms (Level 1 and above) is only via stairs, beginning right from the entrance. Prospective guests should be aware of this, as managing luggage is a key consideration. I would not recommend this accommodation for anyone with limited physical strength. The breakfast offered is excellent, with options available for those requiring vegan or gluten-free meals. Since I have a small appetite, I declined some items, but the experience of sharing a meal with other travelers and having a pleasant conversation with the host was a fresh and enjoyable change. A highly valuable service on the final day was the luggage storage. I was able to leave my bags and collect them later at my convenience. Since B&Bs often feature shared toilet and shower facilities, it is crucial to be fully aware of who can use which facilities. Guests should not hesitate to confirm details if they are unsure. Overall, it was a good two-night, three-day experience. A key positive note: the other guests were mostly older couples and were not loud. This was important to me, as I was concerned about potential noise issues.

Nothing but praise all round for this lovely, welcoming, tasteful place in the perfect location for Fremantle, at a very fair price.||The beds are firm and comfortable, the shower is amazing and manager Susanne makes a fantastic healthy …