ACCOMMODATION BYFORD WA

Armadale Cottage Bed and Breakfast is nestled in heritage country in the foothills of Perth, gateway to the Margaret River wine growing and tourist destination of the south west region. This delightful foothills location boasts numerous tourist attractions to enjoy. Armadale Cottage BnB provides all the privacy you expect with each room having a private ensuite, and accessed via a private entrance. There are five charming rooms to choose from in this boutique bed and breakfast, each with its own individual character. There is also a cosy sitting room with comfy couches, tea and coffee amenities, and a bookcase full of interesting reading. Enjoy a game of cards or socialise with other guests. This bed and breakfast in the south of Perth is designed for you, the guest, to enjoy. As you arise in the morning there is a full or continental breakfast awaiting you in the dining room overlooking the sparkling pool. If you have time during the day or the evening, you can relax by the pool. There is free wifi, and free off street parking available. Perfect for those moments of catching up with family or friends....

Coranda Lodge has a range of different accommodation styles to suit everyone from singles, couples, families, business people and pet owners. The three fully self-contained apartments feature a full kitchen, dining area, lounge room with queen sofa, bathroom, outdoor furnished patio and barbecue. The Apurla Suite also has its own secure rear yard for guests? dogs. Guests are welcome to use the pool. Come and enjoy the peace and quiet of a "Little Bit of Country in the City". You will be most welcome....

The Armadale Reptile Centre houses a large variety of native reptiles, mainly south-west and north-west species including skinks, monitors, snakes and dragons and other Australian birds and marsupials. The main aim of the centre is to enable people to see native wildlife in natural surroundings and to help them be able to identify animals, particularly venomous or non-venomous snakes that they may encounter in the bush or possibly in their homes or backyards. The centre provides a wonderful opportunity for you to observe reptiles, to see what they look like, how they behave and to learn about their habits and habitats. The large enclosures enable you to see these creatures in their natural settings. Experience a walk through the skink enclosure where you can experience close viewing of the animals. There is also a small souvenir outlet with Australian made products and photographic sessions with a python are available throughout the day, weather permitting. The Armadale Reptile Centre is located on the South Western Highway, just three kilometres from Armadale and a forty five minute drive from Perth....

Mundella Foods is a medium sized dairy processing business owned and operated by Anne and Peter Hector and a family of staff. They are located in Mundijong, about 45 minutes south of Perth. Their commitment is to quality and they have won many prizes for their products including gold medals and class winner's awards at the Perth Royal Show, Dairy Industry Association annual awards, and even Grand Champion Dairy award for Bounce drinking yoghurt. Mundella Foods is open for door sales at set times. Group bookings and tastings are available by appointment. ...

Take a relaxing daytrip to historic Mundijong and the beautiful waterfalls, walking trails and forest hinterland of the Serpentine Jarrahdale district, where you'll find heritage towns nestled amid rolling pastures, orchards, farmland and wineries. From the bustle of Perth, it's just 40 minutes by car to Mundijong in the Darling Range. The town was established more than a century ago to service the needs of nearby timber mills. Today, it's an important centre for the local farming industry and an ideal base for exploring some of the region's breathtaking forest scenery, abundant native wildlife and walking trails, including the mighty Bibbulmun track, which stretches over 1,000 kilometres to Albany on the south coast. Head to nearby Serpentine National Park and Langford Park for a bushwalk, followed by a picnic or barbeque. Or visit Serpentine Dam, one of Perth's largest dams - another picturesque picnic spot, with a playground, toilets and caf?. Alternatively, explore the area's history and heritage buildings, some of which now operate as museums charting the European settler history. After sustaining the local Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, Mundijong and its surrounds became a popular destination for pioneering farmers, drawn to the region's fertile land and abundant fresh water. You can get a taste of modern country life at the tourist farm. Hunt for treasures in the local antique shops, browse for curios at collectibles stores, peruse the art and craft galleries, or indulge in morning or afternoon tea at a tea garden. If you're looking for a more substantial meal, take your pick from the many restaurants and taverns. Or, to extend your stay, book a night or three at a traditional bed and breakfast, or enjoy a less conventional stay in converted railway carriage accommodation....

Coranda Lodge B and B has a range of different accommodation styles to suit everyone from singles, couples, families, business people and pet owners. They offer fully cooked and/or continental breakfast each morning. Breakfast is optional at time of booking. The three fully self-contained apartments feature a full kitchen, dining area, lounge room with queen sofa, bedrooms, bathroom, outdoor furnished patio and barbecue. The Apurla Suite also has its own secure rear yard with lawn, pergola, paving, barbecue and outdoor furniture for guests who may have small children or dogs. Guests are welcome to use the pool. Come and enjoy the peace and quiet of a "Little Bit of Country in the City". You will be most welcome....

Located on top of the Darling Ranges, thirty minutes drive from both Perth and Fremantle, in a small valley overlooking the city lies a perfect spot for those who get claustrophobic in high-rise, air tight motel rooms. The accommodation is top class consisting of a small number of self-contained serviced apartments and featuring olde world finish and furnishings, with reverse cycle air-conditioning, colour television, fridge, cooking facilities, crockery, cutlery, linen, own gas barbecue and dinghy tied to your verandah. For wining and dining, only 200 metres away, there is a traditional English country pub with open fireplace and beamed ceilings, which boasts its own brewery producing boutique beers that have achieved Australia wide acclaim. Activities include trout fishing (with fish being farmed on the 70 acre property), tennis, swimming and boating. Bush walking into adjoining Forest Reserve is a delight with excellent walking tracks following the beautiful Canning Valley. There is an abundance of wildlife with kangaroos regularly grazing on the Lakeside property. It is a unique experience of the West Australian way of life and there is no charge for the perfect weather....

The Hideaway is nestled in the hills of Mt Nasura on half an acre only 35 minutes from Perth. Close to nature but not too far from local interests. Come relax,unwind and wake up to the sounds of Kookaburras and native birds. Pick up from Perth Airport can be arranged. Eddie and Krissy will be more than happy to assist planning your itinerary, so you have a memorable holiday. Your happiness is their top priority. Newsflash - When you stay at the Hideaway you have access to your own private movie theatre! There are also no set meal times so you can eat when you want, and early check in and late check out....