Prince of Wales Hotel, Bunbury

Good location. Close to everything. Hospitality was good. Food was good. That is why we are coming back. Walking distance to everything. Staff are friendly and helpful. Parking was at a premium though. It was pot luck to get it. But overall a very good experience.

Well appointed large rooms, comfortable bed. The rooms are well maintained even if slightly older, but felt a bit like a Retro stay which was good. Cooked breakfast included in tariff. Staff offer excellent service. Could be called a home away from home.

Booked for the 3 nights from Friday , ended up booking another. Never had breakfast as wasn't up.in time but had meals in the bar, excellent service and quick. Good venue for bands we saw Free Fall,it was their first gig and they were brilliant, a nice surprise. Staff on the bar were great , quickest I've been served not matter how busy it was. Room was clean tidy and large,all in all a great stay

Great live music venue but our room had no windows & we had to lug our cases up stairs because there are no lifts. The toilet had constantly drizzling water so the bathroom door had to be kept shut. Breakfast was great. We could have cooked, as well as continental.

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.