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We wouldn’t have chosen this hotel if we’d seen a more realistic review. The way the hotel was portrayed is not as it was. We booked two rooms. Ours was portrayed as ‘de-luxe’. It was far from de-luxe. * Room smelled strongly and unpleasantly of whatever cleaning fluid was used. Had to leave door open till faded somewhat! * Basic bare and characterless. * No guest water in fridge - which seemed semi functioning! Cool but not cold. * Very little variety of tea/coffee and no dedaf. * No mirror in large bedroom. * Shower over spa bath - no shower curtain or screen so water went out over the floor! No safety rail to safely assist getting in or out onto the wet floor - Dangerous onto a shiny glazed tiled floor! I have one prosthetic leg and it really isn’t safe for able people let alone a partially disabled one! * No ‘implement’ available to wipe water off wet floor providing a safer The rooms were not worth the money we paid and I would not recommend it or return.

I was only at the Bridgetown Hotel for an overnight stay for business but I would definitely stay there again when in Bridgetown for either business or leisure. The room was very large and the bathroom with spa was huge. Great amenities in the room. Staff very welcoming and explained everything regarding access to the rooms after hours. Continental Breakfast in the Dining Room the next morning was very well laid out with plenty of choices for cereals, breads, juices, condiments etc. Very happy to recommend for future visits.

The town is old and lovely, very relaxing.unfortunately a lot of shops were closed or shut down. The IGA was very competitive with Perth prices. The Bridgetown Hotel was great for a drink and snack, or bigger meal if you need it, we had had a satisfying breakfast at our fantastic accommodation - Ford House Retreat & Emporium (a must see while you are in Bridgetown) so only needed a snack. Close to Balingup to the north and Manjimup to the South (where Tall Timbers Brewery/ Restaurant is a must) where you can take a run about half an hour each way. Really enjoyed Bridgetown, slow, soft and sleepy with an old world feel. A little cold but I wouldn’t let that keep me away. Loved it

Bridgetown has so much to offer, and you are not too far from other beautiful attractions. The Freemason's pub has great food with a great menu. Only negative was, the bakery does not open on a Sunday and for a Country town we found that a little odd.

We ate at Nelsons . Food was very good. Hotel a bit isolating at one end of town. No breakfast at all provided but a cafe across the street had good coffee etc open at 7am. Overall nice little town but avoid Nelsons to stay. Overpriced and very, very basic.

A beautiful town nestled in rolling hills and the impressive Blackwood River. Many walks to enjoy interacting with nature. The township offers good food, coffee and many shopping opportunities. The streetscape is exceptional showing a lot of pride by the locals who are friendly and helpful. Top marks Bridgee!