Hotel / motel accommodation in Exmouth
July 17th, 2007 by KatMy last two accommodation posts looked at the two ends of the spectrum – luxury resorts and campsites/backpackers.
For mid-range pricing, I usually suggest one of three: Ningaloo Lodge, Best Western Sea Breeze Resort or – yet again – the Pot Shot Resort.
Ningaloo Lodge is centrally located – only five minutes walk to town, the mini golf centre and surrounding restaurants.
The rooms are motel style – twin or double – all with ensuite, air-con, bar fridge, TV and tea/coffee making facilities, and there’s a communal kitchen and swimming pool on site. Not bad for $99 per room per night.
Also great value for money is the Best Western Sea Breeze Resort starting at $140 per night if you book seven nights or more.
It’s private with a feeling of remoteness, although only five kilometres from town, and has a lovely swimming pool / BBQ area. I would recommend it for both couples and families, or even corporates.
All rooms have free WLAN high-speed Internet access, free late-release in-house movie channels, ensuite, queen and single bed. Deluxe rooms include a fold-out bed, and family rooms also have a double bunk.
The rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, with fridge, tea/coffee-making and those essential extras like hair-dryers and ironing boards.
Finally, our old favourite – the Pot Shot Resort, right in the heart of town and ranging in accommodation styles from backpacker’s dorms to luxurious apartments.
In the mid-range are budget motel rooms, resort studios and two-bedroom apartments – all air-conditioned.
Motel rooms ($89 per night) come as twins or doubles and have ensuite, bar fridge, tea/coffee facilities and TV, whereas studios ($139) have both queen and single beds.
For just $10 a night extra, you can get a two-bed apartment with fully equipped kitchen, living/dining area and private BBQ – worth the upgrade.
Prices are taken from the websites, but I advise you to check their sites for any changes before making a decision.
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