First floor good value budget accommodation for up to 4 people.

Fremantle is a very walkable city so you will probably park your car for the duration of your stay.

There is a free CAT bus route that circulates around Fremantle in a north/south loop. Jump on, jump off through out the day.

The Fremantle train station is approx 10 minutes walk away where you can catch a 30 minute train to Perth.

Check out the latest in places that feature fantastic historic architecture:
Running with thieves in South Freo
Emily Taylor bar next to the Freo Markets
The old synogogue restaurant and bar complex
Freo Social - bar and live venue
Coogee Common - restaurant, lounge bar and gardens
The Republic of Fremantle - craft Gin & Vodka distillery
The old courthouse - restaurant and bar

A few things to see and do in Fremantle:

The Roundhouse
The oldest building still standing in Western Australia today is the twelve-sided Roundhouse. The first permanent building to have been built in the Swan River Colony in the late 1830s, this building offers stunning views over Bathers Beach and the Indian Ocean.

Fremantle Prison
Holding a fascinating history as it was built as a high-security prison by convicts, the Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia’s most significant cultural attractions. Opened to the public in 1992, this building has since offered tours that will take you through the chambers and the history of this icon.

Fremantle Arts Centre
Originally built as a ‘lunatic’ asylum in Western Australia, the Fremantle Arts Centre offers residencies, exhibitions, live music and art courses for locals and tourists.

Cappuccino Strip
Fremantle’s legendary ‘Cappuccino Strip’ offers many outdoor cafes and restaurants for you to enjoy a locally brewed beer or Western Australian wine whilst people-watching.

Fremantle Markets
Dating back to 1897, the Fremantle Markets have always served as a market, originating as a wholesale and produce market until the 1950s.