Guildford (Perth), Western Australia Accommodation

Blending the Old with the New Experience our unique atmosphere and personalised service at your next Wedding, Social Function, Seminar or Club Outing

The Rose and Crown holds the distinction of being the oldest hotel in Western Australia and the third oldest licensed hotel in Australia it is nowadays heritage listed. Thomas Jecks erected the building when the colony of Western Australia was little more than a decade old. In 1839 Mr Jecks opened a general store and in 1841 he extended the scope of the business to include a licensed Inn.The Cellar and tunnel was built by convict labour, with hand made nails and hand sawn Jarrah beams, which still support the large building after over 160 years. The detached stables at the back were built about 1880 to house Camels trekking from the Gold Fields and the one storey addition now called the Posh Convict was built in the 1890's. The 28 room Lodge built in an Australian Colonial style is conveniently located on leafy Swan Street with most rooms having traditional feature brick walls to create a homely yet contemporary country style. All of our rooms are well appointed with the modern comforts of today and free parking is available throughout...

B & B colonial style cottage, consisting of 1 bedroom with queen size bed and small lounge/dining area. Tea & Coffee facilities.