Beedelup House Cottages

My husband and I stayed in the Juliet Cottage for 2 nights. It turned out to be a very cosy, tranquil place with all the things one needs (and more) – one just needs to bring some food (when inclined to self-cater) or just eat out at the local or Pemberton restaurants. We slept very well in the very comfortable bed and enjoyed being woken up by the many birds. When we were there Ken had a new WiFi set up for the guests, if one wishes or needs to keep in contact. Bev and Ken made us very welcome at their special place.

We’ve been going to Beedelup House Cottages since 2006 but won’t be returning. It’s not luxurious, super clean or modern, but it’s quaint and secluded. We stayed in Maid Marion and the spa was a big draw card. The water was brown for the entire stay, despite bringing this to their attention. So we didn’t use the spa and didn’t drink the tapwater (having to go into Pemberton to buy water instead). I was given a small discount for three days of brown water, which was quite disappointing as normally we’d relax in there every night with a glass of wine and I felt a bigger discount was warranted. The place is rundown as you can see from the curtains in the photo and the brown water did not make it a pleasant stay.

We enjoyed 4 nights in the Hansel Cottage. So relaxing with a comfortable bed, lovely spa bath, and a private balcony with an abundance of bird life. I loved the easy access to beautiful walks around Beedelup Lake. You feel like you are in a fairytale and it was very difficult to leave such an idyllic place.