班伯裏威爾士王子酒店(Prince of Wales Hotel, Bunbury)

Great breakfast included in room price. On site restaurant & Bar a little pricey although expected due to location. Stunning gardens & surrounding bushland. Parking away from rooms. Great history of the hotel throughout the building. Biggest negative no air conditioning in room & no flyscreens on the bedroom window so unpleasant when hot either sweat or let the bugs into the room.

Location was very central and close to the shopping centre. The booking included breakfast which was a bonus and the meals in the bistro were reasonably priced. Staff were great. Our room was part of a hotel complex but not above the bar area so the noise from the bar on Friday and Saturday night wasn't too bad. Didn't go all night and with the TV on, the sound was muffled so didn't bother us. Access to the room was up two sets of stairs - not the best for those with mobility issues or those lugging heavy suitcases. Fresh linen supplied each day and a decent amount of tea/coffee were supplied. No facewasher or hairdryer were provided Laundry facilities are upstairs. No instructions provided on how to use machines, amount required, or time it takes for dryer to operate, - a bit of guesswork required.

Our room was part of a hotel complex but not above the bar area so the noise was only minor. Access to the room was up two sets of stairs so not the best for those with mobility issues. Our booking included breakfast which was a good factor and the food in their bistro was delicious. The location was very central and there was complementary parking. The staff were very nice.

I think I got the last room in the hotel and possibly the last room in Bunbury, so I was thankful for that. However, the room was not worth $175.00 No window Stained ceiling from water leaks Worn furniture Pigeons scratching at the skylight Hallway door banging closed all night long Supply and demand has caused the price hike but $175 for this is disgusting. On the upside there is free parking, the bathroom was clean and the staff were wonderful.

Room was tidy and clean. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Walls are paper thin unfortunately, couldn't sleep cause the room next door was having a drink off till early morning. Rained during night which caused bathroom to flood, so slipped over that morning, lucky I didn't injure myself. Have notified staff of safety concerns. Quick and easy place for a one nighter for business etc. Wouldn't recommend for weekends away.

We always stay at The Prince when we travel to Bunbury. Previous owner has returned which ensured great service and excellent food. Very friendly staff. Our group of 20 really enjoyed themselves again.

20 members of our Golf Club had the pleasure of staying and dining at the Hotel . I have stayed at many hotels over the years , and this hands down was the best experience I have had . We had several "Out of the Ordinary" requests for dinner & breakfast , and the management and staff couldn't have been more accommodating . Nothing was too difficult , which make our stay unbelievable . They fed 20 hungry golfers unbelievably quickly and efficiently , with everyone raving about how good the meals were . 10/10 Guys . Can't wait to come back .

Really disappointed the kitchen closed at 5pm - we were planning dinner with local friends. Then the hotel was closed at 6pm. This was New Years Eve! We went to another hotel obviously. Other than that, the stay served its purpose for us. Room was ok, very clean. Bar staff were very friendly and helpful.

Travelling with two teenage girls. If you look through the photos people have posted, we stayed in the room with the big water stain on the ceiling, and the bedside table with scratches all over it, Room 15. Bathroom could have been a bit cleaner. Mattresses on the two single beds seemed to be leaning at a strange angle. No windows in the room at all, but at least had a skylight for some natural daylight. Paint peeling in places. I've stayed in some 'interesting' places, including very cheap places in Europe and around the South Island of NZ, in towns which only have one small B&B. This would probably be in my bottom 5 least attractive rooms I've ever stayed in (not including backpackers, which is a whole other category). Having said all that, it was cheap, we were only there for one night, so didn't spend much time in our room, the staff were friendly and polite, breakfast was included, and it's a good experience for my girls to learn there's more to life than 5-star hotels... so it did the job.