Your kind of stay
Choose somewhere with a story of its own.
A farm cottage, vineyard cabin or olive-grove glamping stay can give the accommodation a role in the holiday. Choose an experience you want to spend time with, rather than fitting every day with driving.
Activities may run on particular days or need a booking. Confirm animal feeding, tastings, spa appointments and other experiences directly; inclusion is not implied by a listing in this guide.
Safari-style bungalows on an olive farm, suited to visitors who want an outdoor setting without bringing camping equipment.
Children can use the sofa bed. Cooking is limited to communal BBQ facilities; the lake is not available for swimming.
Explore this stayCabins within Aravina Estate for a visit built around the vineyard setting and the estate’s food and wine offering.
Check dining and tasting hours for your stay, and confirm the route from the cabin you book.
Explore this stayManaged forest chalets on an estate with its own cellar door, for a stay based around the wine-country setting.
The operator lists cellar-door opening Friday to Monday. Recheck your dates and ask which accommodation best suits your group.
Explore this stayA rural option outside town with studios and cottages, farm animals and accommodation welcoming well-behaved dogs.
Animal feeding follows a weekly schedule. Confirm the day and the dog arrangements for your chosen cottage.
Explore this stayA garden-based manor stay for visitors who prefer a smaller property with shared leisure spaces.
Compare rooms and suites, and check the current rate inclusions directly.
Explore this stayA historic hotel with a bar, restaurant and live music, for visitors who enjoy staying near the evening activity.
Compare heritage room categories. Ask about stairs and music if room access or a quiet evening is important.
Explore this stayOcean-view villas with private heated plunge pools for a trip where time at the property is part of the attraction.
Confirm guest eligibility, bedroom configuration and spa arrangements directly before booking.
Explore this stayHeritage 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.
Explore this stayA dog-friendly campsite on a working sheep farm, for visitors who prefer a rural camping base.
Confirm site type, animal rules and your own dog’s arrangements with the operator before arriving.
Explore this stayA choice of estate accommodation, including a cottage, vineyard villa and lakeside spa apartment.
Compare individual layouts and occupancy; a couple’s apartment and a multi-bedroom villa serve different trips.
Explore this stayCountry accommodation with pet-friendly houses and fenced back yards, useful for families wanting outdoor space.
The tourism listing identifies wheelchair-friendly options, but ask for exact access dimensions and bathroom details before booking.
Explore this stayGuesthouses among the estate’s vines, close to the cellar door and Masseria restaurant.
Confirm accommodation capacity, dining bookings and the walking route from your house. A tasting or meal is included only if your chosen rate says so.
Explore this stayAn estate lodge to consider for a shared stay in Wilyabrup wine country.
The operator’s current functions page lists up to eight guests, while some regional descriptions differ. Confirm capacity and standalone-stay availability directly.
Explore this stayA two-bedroom cottage with its own kitchen and separate bathrooms, useful for a small group wanting an estate setting.
The operator lists accommodation for two to four people and a minimum stay. Confirm the total including cleaning, plus tasting and dining arrangements.
Explore this stayA bushland retreat with two villas and a separate four-bedroom residence, giving couples and larger groups different ways to stay.
Select the actual villa or residence before comparing capacity. Villa Two advertises an outdoor bath; this is not a feature of every accommodation option.
Explore this stayArchitectural pods in Yallingup for a distinctive stay close to the region’s coast and wine country.
The two-storey layout has stairs to the bedroom. The operator does not recommend stays for children under 12 and prohibits pets.
Explore this staySecluded tiny cabins on a winery and farm near Caves Road, combining a compact private retreat with a country setting.
Compare individual cabins and their bath arrangements, guest capacity and pet rules. Features vary across Heyscape locations.
Explore this stayTiny-cabin accommodation on a family-owned winery, with the cellar door forming part of the setting.
Confirm your cabin’s location, the cellar-door opening times and arrival instructions before travelling.
Explore this stayThree standalone bushland chalets at The Siding, the accommodation previously known as Chandeliers on Abbey.
Searches for Chandeliers on Abbey now lead to The Siding. Ask which chalet is included and whether an event is scheduled during your stay.
Explore this stayTown-centre cabins and apartments alongside Southcamp’s brewhouse, beer garden and café.
Connecting cabins and apartments suit different groups. Check the shared bathroom arrangement of connecting cabins and ask about venue activity if quiet evenings matter.
Explore this stayChalets outside Augusta with kitchen facilities and views towards the river and coast, including layouts for larger groups.
Some sleeping areas are lofts or mezzanines. Check stairs, bathroom numbers and the full bed configuration for the chalet you select.
Explore this stayThe boutique retreat formerly known as Empire Retreat & Spa, now operating as Yala Yallingup with accommodation and a day spa.
Compare the retreat’s accommodation options and book spa treatments separately where required. Search under either Yala or Empire when checking older recommendations.
Explore this staySelf-contained one- and two-bedroom chalets and a larger lodge on a rural estate in Yelverton.
Bath chalets, spa chalets and the lodge have different facilities. Match the room category to your group and arrange optional experiences ahead.
Explore this staySix self-contained villas with private outdoor spas in landscaped grounds outside Margaret River town.
Children are welcomed in the two-bedroom Garden Spa Villas. Pets are not permitted, and optional catering or treatments need advance arrangements.
Explore this stayGlamping domes designed for two people, with a private bathroom, kitchen and an outdoor bath on the adjoining deck.
This is a rural Yelverton stay. Arrange transport for outings and confirm the minimum stay and optional extras with the operator.
Explore this stayPrivate bungalows on an organic farm, with vineyard, market-garden and farm experiences forming part of the stay.
Ask which farm activities are available during your visit. Tastings and tours require arrangements; do not assume unrestricted cellar-door opening.
Explore this staySix rammed-earth chalets overlooking a lake, each with two bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms and a kitchen and living area.
Ask for the bed setup you need and discuss any mobility requirements directly with the operator before selecting a chalet.
Explore this stayThe farm-themed holiday park previously known as Taunton Farm, now part of Discovery Parks near Cowaramup.
Check current accommodation and campsite categories with Discovery Parks. The Margaret River name describes the region; this park is outside Margaret River town.
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