Adamsons Riverside Accommodation

Spent 2 night here while visiting parents from the UK. Had room #2 (facing main road, balcony with steps to front garden) & #5 (side room, veranda with access to public grounds). Rooms accessible via gorgeous under cover communal area with seating & built in Barbecue (tools provided). Rooms very clean, complimentary toiletries & tea/coffee with milk. Bed very comfortable. Busy road so quite noisy as people seem to leave for work quite early but sound of birds in woods behind room drowned out most traffic noise for me (room 5, UK resident so not used to such amazing birds so not a complaint!!!) Towels changed after 1 night but only there for 2 nights! Ducks from river visit front garden on daily basis. Nice sculptures in garden. Would thoroughly recommend staying here.

The accommodation is in a good location. But is on a main road. The room ( especially room 1) is very very tired. Bed uncomfortable. Sinks into the middle. Bathroom needs to be refurbished. Floor tiles are uneven & shower base is very cushy. The toilet was very loss. Felt like it was going to break when you sat on it. I guess you get what you pay for..

Close to Margaret River town centre but on the edge. A great location and the property has a great atmosphere. Outside balcony leading to a nice garden and the property has all the amenities you require. It’s like a home away from home in regards to the room amenities. Clean and the reverse cycle aircon is a plus!

Nice room in rustic setting overlooking the river, right in town but quieter end of Main Street. Very comfortable bed and large balcony. Good value in a very popular town. Great base to explore the area. Friendly helpful staff. Great short stay..

“Riverside” is a bit of an exaggeration, although the river was close by with some nice walks through the forest. Our “executive” (not sure why) double room had a large balcony with rattan chairs and stairs leading down to a pretty garden (shame about the busy road immediately beyond). The room was very well-equipped with a fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster and all the rest, including a barbecue in the communal courtyard which the rooms surround. The crockery was unmatched, as was the cutlery that came in a broken plastic basket. The mugs had rings and stains that we couldn’t scrub off. The curtains were grubby at hand level. The bathroom was a strange mix of ancient and modern. The basin, cupboard underneath and surround and toilet looked clean and modern, but the shower cubicle was aged, had small areas of rust/grime and could do with at the very least resealing fully around the tray. The floor tiles undulated slightly all over and although surface-clean had patches of ground-in grime. The extractor fan rattled noisily. The bed was comfy and the air conditioning easy to operate and effective.