Bridgefield Guest House

Quirky historical building divided into 4-5 separate apartments . We stayed in the "Studio with Terrace". Price was very competitive for the Margaret River Region. The studio fully met our needs for our 2 night stay. Having the private terrace to eat breakfast/have an afternoon wine was a real bonus. There are 2 separate Italian restaurants that form part of the complex. We ate at the Pizza restaurant and found the food very good.

The location was great, parking available.

Gorgeously old and eccentric building, even more lovely than we expected from the photos. Uneven, creaky floors added to the atmosphere. Two outside areas were lovely - one breakfast area next to the servo, which we barely heard, and an after dinner drinks area overlooking the restaurant entrance. Room tiny - you can't get past the open door because it almost touches the bed - but manageable and this adds to the charming old world experience.

We love this suite due to the old, less modern style and its location. Bridgefield has wood finishes, character-charm in decor and floorboards. The suite is set away from the main house, on the top floor, is spacious and has a lovely private wrap around balcony. The suite has a comfortable lounge, bright kitchen with wooden bench tops and ample storage. The bathroom has a stand alone shower with excellent hot water pressure and a spacious bedroom with a comfortable bed. We love the French style doors that align each room to access the gorgeous balcony. We have only stayed in the winter season and the suite is warm and very comfortable for us. The Bridgefield location is so convenient as it is on the main street, within walking distance to all shops as well as restaurants.

We were in room 1 in the front of the building above the pizzeria. Convenient to the shops and restaurants, bed comfortable shower good with very hot water. Also a seating area in front and a lounge room for all 4 rooms to use at the back with the tv. All this and we really enjoyed our stay