Stopped in for a night on the way north; upstairs rooms at $70 a night about on the money, basic but clean. Rest of the hotel just as it is advertised; an historic inn. Love the place!! Food was fantastic, staff ultra friendly (and cute) plus breakfast is included.

I read the other reviews before staying at the Yanchep Inn so i was ready for a rought time but as we were attending a wedding it was our first choice for accommodation. It was absolutely wonderful! The wedding was set next to the lake in the park under the shade of some Jarrah trees - Perfect! The staff were... More

We stayed in the so called new section of the hotel. What a let down, the room was very dated, way overpriced ($225 a night) and it needed a good clean. If this was the new section I'd hate to see the older sections.

Set in one of Western Australia's national parks this hotel leaves a lot to be desired. Over priced dated rooms. Food was good and the service was with a smile. Our room was a disabled suite but it was sub class and not suitable, and this was one of the better rooms. Sorry if it wasn't that there were no... More

We stayed over night here on our way to Kalbarri and thought it was just wonderful. It is situated in the Yanchep National Park where we wandered around the lake early the next morning seeing Kookaburras and Kangaroos. We stayed in the older motels and our room was spacious, clean and comfortable. We also dined in the restaurant where we... More

The Yanchep Inn is an old inn within the boundaries of Yanchep National Park, overlooking the lake. Within the old building of the inn itself is a restaurant (the only one within the park), a bar and some dormstyle rooms. Next to the Inn building are some older motel-style rooms and some more luxourious Hotel style rooms (which overlook the... More

My husband and I decided to stay in Yanchep National Park over a long weekend (we wanted a quick getaway). I was not expecting much seeing that we paid only $105 per night, but I was pleasantly surprised. We booked an older motel room (so not lakeside) and I was expecting something dodgy, but it was very clean and above... More

You don't have much choice if you want to stay in the National Park. Generally I was disappointed both with the accomodation and the attached Inn/Restaurant. Accomodation was basic and not what you would expect of Comfort Inn. The staff in the attached restaurant were not exactly committed to customer service. For example on the table next to me the... More