Hotels in Busselton (Western Australia, Australia)

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  1. Hilton Garden Inn Busselton

    4 Stars

    Ocean view balcony rooms, Heated outdoor swimming pool

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    from  $210
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    Bayview Geographe Resort

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Extensive on-site sporting facilities

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    from  $108

  3. Busselton Ithaca Motel

    3 Stars

    Historic manor house setting, Family-friendly recreation room

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    from  $105
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    The Sebel Busselton

    4 Stars

    Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, On-site Tonic by the Bay restaurant

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    from  $186

  5. Broadwater Beach Resort

    4 Stars

    Indoor heated swimming pool, Tonic by the Bay restaurant

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    from  $252

  6. Busselton Motel

    3 Stars

    Direct access to Geographe Bay, Garden with BBQ facilities

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    from  $142
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    Restawile Motel

    3 Stars

    Outdoor swimming pool, Budget-friendly Busselton base

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    from  $95
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    Busselton Jetty Chalets

    3 Stars

    Covered barbecue area, Proximity to Busselton Jetty

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    from  $166

  9. Busselton Villas & Glamping Village

    4 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly games room

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    from  $203

  10. Busselton Gale Street Motel and Villas

    3 Stars

    Geographe Bay beach access, Proximity to Busselton Jetty

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    from  $166

  11. Discovery Parks - Busselton

    4 Stars

    Indoor heated swimming pool, Gateway to Margaret River Wine Region

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    from  $155
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    Esplanade Hotel Busselton

    3 Stars

    Expansive outdoor terrace dining, Gastro-pub dining with local produce

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    from  $229

  13. Amalfi Resort - BUSSELTON'S BEST KEPT SECRET

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor pool and spa, On-site tennis court

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    from  $202
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    Paradise Motel Busselton

    2 Stars

    Outdoor swimming pool, Retro-styled motel experience

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    from  $132

  15. The Timothee Resort

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Indian dining at Curry Port

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    from  $173

  16. Nightcap at the Ship Inn

    3 Stars

    Outdoor swimming pool, Historic Busselton icon

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    from  $129

  17. Siesta Park Holiday Resort ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT RESORT

    Absolute beachfront villas, Expansive family adventure playgrounds

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  18. Lazy Days Caravan Park

    1 Stars
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    from  $115

  19. Presidential Bungalow

    4 Stars

    Expansive dual swimming pools, Tonic by the Bay Bar/Restaurant

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    BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks - Busselton

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi bungalows with private BBQs

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    from  $232

  21. Baudins of Busselton Bed and Breakfast - Adults only

    Delightful garden and terrace, Award-winning boutique accommodation

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    from  $144

  22. Observatory Guesthouse - Adults Only

    Active outdoor pursuits nearby, Outdoor sun terrace and garden

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    from  $146

  23. RAC Busselton Holiday Park

    Two swimming pools, one heated, Pet-friendly accommodation options

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    from  $200
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    Mandalay Holiday Resort and Tourist Park

    Heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Direct access to Geographe Bay

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  25. Yelverton Brook Conservation Sanctuary

    4 Stars

    Private outdoor hot tubs, Bioluminescent fungi discovery

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  26. Willow Wood Glamping Retreat

    Secluded outdoor bath options, Dedicated spa treatments

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  27. Fairlawn Estate

    Vasse River frontage and views, Expansive picnic area with garden views

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    from  $184

  28. Sandy Bay Holiday Park

    Unique rammed earth and Swiss chalets, Beachfront location on Geographe Bay

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  29. Little Shangri-La

    Individually decorated guestrooms, Charming outdoor garden spaces

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  30. Park Rise Cottage

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  31. Spacious 4 Bedroom Family Home with FREE Onsite Electric Vehicle Powering Station in the garage, located in the Southwest WA Near all of the local Att

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  32. At Busso Cabin 56

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  33. Busselton Holiday Home

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  34. Inn The Tuarts Guest Lodge Busselton Accommodation - Adults Only

    4 Stars

    Rejuvenating spa and wellness facilities, Dedicated adult retreat environment

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  35. Busselton Holiday House, Near Jetty, Close To Town, Free Wifi And Netflix

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Busselton, the Heart of Geographe Bay

Tucked deep in the extreme southwest of Western Australia, Busselton’s heart and soul is its waterfront area, made famous by its wooden jetty. But this town offers more than just staid seaside delights; surfers, snorkelers and whale watchers will be right at home here while those heading further inland will find world-class wineries as well as a host of superb national parks.

Making the Best of Busselton

Thronged with many a seaside hotel, Busselton’s promenade hugs the wide stretch of Geographe Bay. From here, the town’s Victorian-era pier – reportedly the longest wooden structure in the hemisphere – extends a mile out over the sea. Turning your back to the ocean and heading directly inland from the jetty, you’ll walk through Signal Park to find multiple restaurants, cafés and bistros down Queen Street, which culminates at Victoria Square. For those after some retail therapy, passing via this thoroughfare also offers the chance to purchase locally produced artwork, crafts, homewares and even produce. But if it’s simple peace and quiet you seek, Busselton has that too. Indeed, the town is dotted with multiple parks and green spaces, many of which overlook the area’s riverine inlets as well as the majestic sweep of the open ocean. For something a bit more active, Busselton Community Garden – complete with its own art studio – welcomes volunteers.

Trains, Whales and Wines

No trip to Busselton would be complete without taking in its jetty. While it’s perfectly possible to explore the structure on foot, you can also tour the length of the pier by historic train. This stretch of line used to connect Busselton to the nearby town of Bunbury, a short hop up the coast. Today, it terminates just a mile out over the waters of Geographe Bay, dropping passengers off at Busselton’s Underwater Observatory. This intimate space gives travellers a close-up view of the many species that inhabit what some say is Australia’s most impressive artificial reef. The area is well-known to whale watchers, who flock to Busselton to catch glimpses of humpback, southern right, minke and blue whales on their annual migration across the oceans of the southern hemisphere. But in addition to the delights of the sea, Busselton has been blessed by the fruits of the vine; oenophiles flock to the area for its many wineries.

Swim, Snorkel, Surf and Hike

Nestled as it is right up against the sea, it’s not surprising to find that Busselton offers a range of ocean-based activities. If you’re just after a seaside chill, it’s hard to beat the soft sands and calm waters of the town’s main beach, the Busselton foreshore. Sheltered by Geographe Bay, the seas here are calm, great for splashing and swimming. Those keen to do some snorkelling will be delighted by the artificial reef just off of the town’s jetty, but the more adventurous can also explore any number of nearby wreck dives.

This part of Western Australia is also known as something of a surfer’s paradise, with the coast to the outskirts of town featuring numerous excellent spots for wave catching. But Busselton also offers plenty to see and do for landlubbers too. Located on the edge of town, Scott National Park is home to rare indigenous flora and fauna while the Tuart Forest National Park is the only pure tuart forest on the planet.

Supping and Sleeping

When it comes to eating and drinking in Busselton, you’ll be spoilt for choice. If you like a view with your meal, choose one of the many modern Australian eateries overlooking Geographe Bay near Signal Hill. For global options, head to Queen Street for Chinese and pan-Asian cuisine as well as European options. Featuring numerous options for coffee, cake, and ice cream, those with a sweet-tooth will find their fix here. But Busselton is of course celebrated for its vineyards. These specialise in premium Cabernet Sauvignons and Chardonnay as well as a signature local blend of Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc. Many also boast their own on-site eateries. When it comes to sleeping, hotels and accommodation in Busselton run the gambit from swanky resorts and villas to caravan parks and campsites. A number of properties in Busselton nestle right up against Geographe Bay, offering ocean views and sea breezes. Whichever Busselton hotel you choose, this town offers something for all tastes.

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