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Guest Area Separated From The Main House. - Broome
9.9 62 reviews

Guest Area Separated From The Main House.

B&B
This self-contained guest wing is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in Old Broome, offering seclusion yet proximity to Broome's attractions.
The property features a queen-sized bed, a pull-out sofa bed, a private pool with sun deck, an outdoor kitchen with BBQ, and secure parking for a car and trailer, accommodating up to two guests.
~The Lily On Pipit~ - Broome
9.9 33 reviews

~The Lily On Pipit~

B&B
This charming bed and breakfast is situated in the peaceful district of Djugun, just 5 kilometres from Broome town and its attractions, including Cable Beach. The property is located in a safe and quiet area, making it perfect for a relaxing getaway.
The accommodation comprises a private room with an ensuite bathroom and a basic outdoor kitchen, ideal for couples or solo travellers. Guests can enjoy the use of a magnesium plunge pool, a tropical garden, and the company of the owner's friendly dog, Jessie.
150 M² Bed And Breakfast ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests - Broome
10 1 review

150 M² Bed And Breakfast ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests

B&B, Waterbank
Sol Retreat, a self-catering villa in Waterbank, is a secluded property situated 24km from Broome, boasting spectacular ocean views of Cable Beach and the Indian Ocean.
This 150 square metre, hexagon-shaped villa offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, sleeping up to four guests, and features a fully equipped kitchen, swimming pool, jacuzzi, and fitness centre, all within a private 10-acre estate with direct access to a private section of Cable Beach.
Hato Hideaway - Broome
9.7 105 reviews

Hato Hideaway

B&B
Hato Hideaway is a self-contained guesthouse located just a short drive from Broome's town centre and Cable Beach, situated on a quiet street across from native bushland. This property has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall guest experience.
The guesthouse is a separate pod from the main house, featuring a king-size bed, a private deck with outdoor lounge, and a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for couples seeking a peaceful and private getaway. Guests can enjoy modern amenities including a TV, Chromecast, Netflix, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, along with starter supplies such as tea, coffee, sugar, milk, and more.

Frequently asked questions about motels in Broome

  • What are the top attractions in Broome, Western Australia, for solo travellers?

    Broome offers plenty for solo adventurers. Cable Beach is perfect for a sunset camel ride, a truly iconic Broome experience. Exploring the town's historical Chinatown and the Courthouse Markets is a great way to soak up the atmosphere. For a dose of history, the Broome Historical Museum is a must-see, and the Pearl Luggers are fascinating to learn about. Many visitors enjoy a relaxing day at Roebuck Bay, perhaps taking a boat trip to see the mangroves and wildlife.
  • What are the best motels in Broome?

    Among the motels in Broome, The Continental Hotel Broome is the most popular one.

  • What’s the best duration for a trip to see all that Broome, Western Australia, has to offer?

    A week in Broome allows a good balance of relaxation and sightseeing. You can comfortably explore Cable Beach, Chinatown, the pearling industry's history, and enjoy some day trips. A longer stay, perhaps 10 days, would allow for more in-depth exploration of the surrounding areas like the Dampier Peninsula and the Kimberley region, which are easily accessible from Broome.
  • What are the best motels for families and kids in Broome?

    The best motel for families and kids in Broome is The Continental Hotel Broome.

  • Does Broome, Western Australia, have any must-see festivals?

    The Shinju Matsuri Festival is Broome's biggest event, a celebration of Japanese pearling history and culture. It features a vibrant street parade, cultural performances, and the iconic Miss Shinju competition. Other smaller events happen throughout the year, often related to local arts and culture.
  • What are the best motels with parking in Broome?

    The best motel with parking in Broome is The Continental Hotel Broome.

  • How can you connect with the local community to gain insights into Broome, Western Australia’s culture?

    The Courthouse Markets are a great place to chat with local artisans and learn about their crafts. Taking a guided tour focusing on Aboriginal culture, perhaps one that includes a visit to a local art centre, provides valuable insights. Many local restaurants and cafes are happy to share stories and recommendations, and striking up conversations with friendly locals is always a good way to learn more.
  • Where can you find the hidden gems and lesser-explored attractions in Broome, Western Australia?

    One hidden gem is Minyirr Park, a beautiful area with walking trails and stunning views, showcasing local flora. Exploring the beaches north of Cable Beach, like Willie Creek Pearl Farm, reveals quieter stretches of coastline. Consider a day trip to the Dampier Peninsula for a more off-the-beaten-path experience; it's less crowded than other areas. The local library might also have information on lesser-known walking trails.
  • What are the best affordable restaurants with local dishes in Broome, Western Australia?

    Zanzibar Restaurant is known for its delicious and affordable seafood, a Broome staple. Many cafes around town offer simple, tasty meals at reasonable prices. The Courthouse Markets offer a wide variety of food stalls with fresh local produce and some prepared dishes, providing a budget-friendly option. Looking for places outside the main tourist areas often reveals more affordable eateries.
  • What are the must-visit nightlife spots in Broome, Western Australia?

    Broome's nightlife is relatively relaxed. Many bars and pubs in Chinatown offer a casual atmosphere and live music. Some restaurants also have bars and offer a pleasant setting for an evening drink. Specific names change over time, so it's best to check local listings closer to your travel dates.
  • What should you pack for a weekend in Broome, Western Australia?

    Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for hot, sunny days. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as is swimwear. Evenings can be cool, so a light jacket or cardigan might be needed. Don't forget insect repellent.
  • What are the lesser-known or hidden attractions in Broome, Western Australia?

    The Roebuck Bay coastline offers some quieter, less-visited beaches away from the main tourist areas. Exploring the mangroves by kayak or on a guided tour reveals a different perspective on the area. The local art galleries often feature the works of lesser-known Aboriginal artists, providing a glimpse into local culture. Check local guides for details on walking trails less frequented by tourists.

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