Yeagarup Hotel Guide - Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree hotels in Yeagarup, Australia.

"Staff was very friendly "

"Serene place for a couples getaway"

"This is a really nice place to stay for a few days with lots of nice walks nearby. Really enjoyed the Sunday roast special in the restaurant although the breakfast was a bit mediocre "

"We had a wonderful stay at Kangaroo Creek and it lived up to what was advertised :-) and more. "

"We had the most lovely stay over three nights. While the rooms might be dated, they are immaculately clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. It would be great to see the restaurant open. "

"Beautiful property. Had everything we needed for our family stay. Enough space for everyone. Host was easy to contact.Great holiday retreat"

"Lovely property, tranquil setting, attention to detail in the presentation of the accommodation and great hosts. Thank you for a great stay. "

"Stayed as couple with a 3-yo, two weeks in winter.Kitchen: clean and modern. Dish soap, salt, pepper, canola spray, tea, coffee, UHT milk provided. Some plastic baby plates too. All appliances work well. Only things we wish were included was an oven mitt and a dish scrubbing brush.Dining/Lounge: spacious, great views. Couches comfy. Matches for fire provided. Found bags of compressed logs on back verandah.TV modern, HDMI ports.Heat from fire will rise to the high ceiling/mezzanine bedroom above so you'll still want to dress warmly in the lounge on a cold night.Mezzanine master bedroom: spacious, cosy. Excellent mattress (medium firm, no weird dents or sagging, quiet frame). Privacy blinds for windows - these will not block light so in summertime if you want to sleep in, bring a sleep mask. If you have the fire going, expect it to reach 23C up here due to heat rising, even on 4C night.Bathroom: bath spacious, hot water rapid. Shower needs TLC and has poor drainage, we found it best to mop up water splashes in the area after use to keep the space pleasant. Secondary bedroom: kid bed has good mattress. Queen bed mattress is saggy in places with creaky springs. Blinds do not fully cover window or block light which made toddler daytime nap more challenging. Open windows during day to encourage air flow. Toddler loved glowing stars on celling.Garden: beautiful, many kangaroo and duck poos so wear boots you can leave at the door. Easy walk to Gloucester Tree. "

"The property and entire area was absolutely beautiful and a very relaxing place to stay. The location was ideal, being only a short drive to Pemberton town and a number of stunning natural attractions. We loved the walk trails next to the property and enjoyed having the opportunity to feed the Alpacas and sheep each morning, which live on the adjoining paddock. We also really appreciated the cosy, rustic feel of the cottages and it felt very quiet and private despite them being close together. The beds were super comfortable, the cottage was clean and well equipped with everything needed; even though we did bring half the house with us, next time we'll know it's not necessary. It was lovely to have steamy hot water for showers and a hot lamp in the bathroom was a nice surprise. The cottages also have log fires which come with very easy lighting instructions and wood is topped up daily. Reverse cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans are also fitted. The owners were extremely hospitable and accomodating and we definitely look forward to staying here again one day! Thank you so much for the experience Esther and Steve!"