Hotels near Rottnest Island Airport - RTS, Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is such an amazing place! The vibes are great, staff is friendly. The have all you need on the Island. Beaches are fantastic - white sand and crystal clear water. Snorkeling you can see fishes, octupus and more, also great for kids as the island has minimal waves. Stunning place! Getting around there are bike hires or a hop on hop of bus for a reasonable price. Lots of different restaurants and i really recommend the bakery!!

Perfect place for 3 nights. We hired bikes and peddled the entire island and included several hikes. All great. Beaches are pristine and great for snorkelling. Highly recommend the entire island and its activities to everyone.

Rottnest is very relaxing and has maintained its unique identity and charm without becoming over commercialised. The quokkas are the star attraction but lots of other interesting activities on offer. The bike riding is also great exercise.

While nature, the ocean and the views were spectacular the facilities and amenities need maintenance and attention, the administration of accomodation of individuals need to be clearly understood by Guests in a shared amenity and facility setting. My response to these facts can only be explained in feedback and concluded, have been overlooked and somehow accepted as the normal but lead to Guests stays. compromised both mentally and physically.

Rottnest Island is just beautiful, the many bays are outstanding. more suited to those who are able to walk or cycle, although the hop on/off bus is a good alternative. If toilets can be installed, then so should water stations. The issue with Rottnest is the cost - OUTRAGEOUSLY EXPENSIVE. EVERYTHING on Rottnest is overpriced, it is becoming a rich man's playground. Had need to visit the medical centre. 1ST CLASS, very impressed. Overall, a beautiful place , becoming out of the range financially for people.

Disgusted at the state of the Quokka and how visitors and Rottnest staff treated them. We witnessed very unhealthy Quokkas eating paper and rubbish. We witnessed visitors feeding them all kinds of food not suitable for them, people kicking them out of the way, touching and patting them despite countless signs not to do this!! A ranger even drove past some Asian women feeding and petting a Joey in the mother's pouch!! The mother is likely to discard the joey and it will not survive! My last visit to Rottnest was in the early 2000 and I am shocked at the decline in numbers. It is offensive that the tourist operations and ferries exploit the Quokka by using warm and fuzzy pictures of them to advertise and lure visitors to the island. The island has become an exploitative money making venture, the amount of accommodation on the island now is obscene. It takes away the beauty and the nature from the island. The island, nor most of the visitors, have no respect or regard for the history, flora and fauna that was Rottnest Island!!