Albany Retreat

Nestled on Mt Clarence parkland, between Albany town centre and Middleton Beach, lives one of the best located guest suites in Albany. Our self contained apartment has been designed to give you that warm wooden cabin feel in winter but that cool beach shack feel in summer. It’s suitable for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers and families. So, come and enjoy our stunning town with with numerous restaurants, bars and shops - an adventure is never far away. Complete with full kitchen, laundry, bathroom, living space, separate bedroom and outdoor living, we provide all the comforts you need for a truly enjoyable stay. The Albany retreat is attached to our family home by a double solid soundproof wall and has been designed with our love and creativity to offer you, what we hope, will be a wonderful Albany stay. The Albany Retreat is best suited to couples and small families and has private courtyard to suit. You have private parking and full private access to the guest suite and the entire space is yours to enjoy. Our house is nestled on Mount Clarence, in a neighbourhood with many other unique and beautifully architecturally designed houses that have been built throughout the different eras. This neighbourhood enjoys being on the north side of the mountain with views to Middleton Beach, the Porongorups and Emu point. We get to embrace the warmth of the sun, yet are protected from the cold southerly winter winds. It’s location on the beautiful mountain nature scape and close proximity to town, the beach, many cafes and restaurants, make it arguably one of the best suburbs in Albany. Public transport isn’t great in Albany, so you do really need a car if you want to get around and see the iconic sights. However, if it’s just a time of relax and rejuvenation that you need, then a pair of legs or a bike, will give you a taste of many things, that Albany has to offer, from our very own retreat. Our property is situated on a nature reserve, that also includes, the oldest skate park in Australia and the second oldest in the world, famously known as the ‘snake run’. These days it’s a bit more of a sleepy hollow, compared with the new skate park in town, but, still great fun for families on bikes, scooters or the classic old school skateboard. So worth bringing down for the kids, if you can. Up the road, are some great mountain bike tracks (blue and black trails) to explore and with the beach only 2km away, it's worth bringing all those toys you may have, for your best experience.