we had a voucher for 3 n- about half price with a bottle of good wine and had cottage 2- which caters for 5 so my wife's sewing machine had plenty of space! There are 2 upstaris bedrooms -a king bed in the main room and a combined full kitchen/dining/tv area with a pot belly fire-which provides for a very... More

Great hideaway location for time with friends, although near to everything to enjoy as a tourist and wine buff. Would definitely stay here again when in the Marget River wine area. This trip was great and enjoyed the outside fire side chats other some good wine and food. Accomodation and rooms are good size and you will be left alone... More

A lovely, cosy retreat for the family. We loved the fire and the animals. Lots of space for the boys to explore. It was close to lots of things to see and we were able to cook our own dinners which was a saving for the famly. Would go back.

We have been to the Stone Cottages a few times now. They are quiet, secluded, pet-friendly cottages in a bush setting. Ideal for bush walks where you can see kangaroos and emus, as well as rich bird life. A good place to disconnect from city life.

We had a lovely stay at the Margaret River Stone Cottages. They were neat and clean, very well looked after. Our stay was very comfortable. We stoked up the fireplace on the first day and should have eased off at about 8pm because by the time we went to bed, it was a bit warm the first night upstairs. We... More

We had a long weekend here and enjoyed it very much. Cottages are well looked after and are nicely fitted out. The kitchen has appliances and utensils you would expect. We plan to return with other family members.

Salve for a city-weary soul The cottages are clean, comfortable and spacious, with reverse cycle AC. Amazing value for money, considering the other options and what you get here - seclusion, peace and quiet, nature at your doorstep (we saw live wild kangaroos!!), your own kitchen and fireplace (not that we dared use it), two floors all your own, a... More

The cottages have not changed much since we visited last 15 or 16 years ago. But they are cleaner, much more insect free, and now have air-conditioning (which is needed in the hotter months -which could run from October to April inclusive). The insects were a serious problem on our last stay with huntsmen, and millipedes up to 10-15 cm... More

We didn't arrive until approx 7.30pm so it was dark, and driving down the windy country lanes in pitch black which felt like in the middle of nowhere was somewhat a little daunting. Then you see the cottage lights. As soon as we walked through the door, I was smitten! Gorgeous, cosy first night, we stayed in cottage 1 and... More