Located within close walking distance to the heart of Broome, this hotel offers quality accommodations with excellent leisure facilities, just a 10-minute drive from Cable Beach.
Paul
Australia
Room was perfect
Big clean bed
Huge TV
Secure parking
Located among tropical gardens with stunning views over Roebuck Bay, Mangrove Hotel offers a variety of accommodations types and a choice of 2 restaurants and 2 outdoor swimming pools.
Oaks Broome Hotel is set on the picturesque Roebuck Bay, surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens and 2 outdoor swimming pools.
Genevieve
Australia
The pool area was large with lots of chairs and lounges. The restaurant was also a good size with indoor and outdoor seating. The rooms were a good size with a comfortable bed. The hotel has all the amenities and runs a shuttle service to the airport.
Centrally located in Broome, this 4-star hotel offers an outdoor pool. Guests can enjoy views of Roebuck Bay and on certain dates experience the magnificent Staircase to the Moon.
Elspeth
Australia
Location and the big pool was our main choice deciders
At Seashells Broome you will find 4.5-star, award-winning apartments and bungalows set within secluded tropical gardens, 984 feet' from the white sands and turquoise waters of Cable Beach.
The award-winning Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa overlooks the iconic Cable Beach, a 14 mi stretch of white sand. The property features a poolside bar, 4 restaurants, a day spa and a mini golf course.
Keith
Australia
I liked the pools and food available for lunch. Breakfast each day was brilliant, staff excellent nothing a problem managers were magnificent. The location close to cable beach, with tpt available all day in and out of Broome. The exotic garden settings throughout the whole complex was wonderful,peaceful and relaxing.
On average, 3-star hotels in Broome cost $133 per night, and 4-star hotels in Broome are $187 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Broome can be found for $173 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Broome this weekend is $131 or, for a 4-star hotel, $154. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Broome for this weekend cost around $400 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $112 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Broome for tonight. You'll pay around $160 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Broome will cost around $1,273, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Very interesting - once in a lifetime adventure. We enjoyed immensely our trip to Broome. We ate at the pub, Matso's and at The Continental. We also lunch at some cafes. We caught the hop on hop off bus for a day which was very well run with good drivers. We were able to go to Cable Beach and other places to look around for an hour before we caught the bus again. We also walked a lot around Broome and also to and from The Continental which wasn't too bad as there was a nice breeze. It would be hooter at other times of the year.
We went to Horizontal Falls which was amazing and the highlight of our trip.
Lesley
Australia
Scored 10
10
I love Broome.
I love Broome. It has an interesting history but also a tropical seaside town feel to it. The colours are amazing with the red earth and aquamarine coloured water. There are great tourists attractions from marine wildlife watching , meeting artists at the local markets and many great eateries. The weather is hot but the water is warm on most days. Everyday in the dry season is perfect swimmimg weather. At a recent whale watching tour we saw 15 humpback whales in total, migrating down the coast, which was an incredible experience.
Charlene
Australia
Scored 10
10
Being right in the heart of the Kimberleys meant that Broome...
Being right in the heart of the Kimberleys meant that Broome was a great stopping off point for the excursions we chose to take. Plus the town itself (China Town) was clean and tidy and reminiscent of days gone by. The staff at the Information Centre were helpful and friendly.
Brian
Australia
Scored 10
10
We had a couple of days in Broome on the way to the...
We had a couple of days in Broome on the way to the Kimberleys. Very interesting history and loved Cable Beach. Food was excellent at Cable Beach restaurant and you must go and have a ginger beer at Matso’s Brewery.
Melanie
Australia
Scored 10
10
The weather was perfect, humid days and balmy nights.
The weather was perfect, humid days and balmy nights. The atmosphere of cable beach was contagious it made you feel good. Food was outstanding, Matsu, Spinifex, cable beach, so many awesome restaurants. Willie Creek Pearl tour was a high light, Big Stu was our tour guide, he was a goldmine of information. So much to see and do it’s an all ages destination, 4 days was definitely not enough time to fit it all in.
We are already looking forward to our next trip up to Broome and exploring the areas we didn’t get to.
Tracey
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Only transited through before and after cruise.
Only transited through before and after cruise. Wish I would have had time to stay and explore.
What I saw of cable Beach and Town Beach was beautiful.
Easy to walk all around and cafes to stop and eat/drink
anna
Australia
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Although a bit out of the main town, we didn’t find this an issue as it was the only hotel located right on cable beach. We loved how close it was to cable beach and how much there was to do at the hotel , including pools, gym and restaurants. Loved the free drinks and snacks poolside on a Friday afternoon.
Location was great, walking distance to Cable Beach. Apartment was self contained with everything you would need to stay and be comfortable. The pool was a great bonus after a hot day out in town. Friendly and helpful staff, good communication. Easy to checkin.
Great all round accommodation.
affordable, close to cable beach, clean and friendly staff. Broome is hard to get affordable accommodation that is actually pleasant, thoroughly recommend this joint.
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