Caves House Hotel & Apartments Yallingup

1.入住非常快，只是找入住前台找了15分鐘。如果你入住這酒店，那開車停到外面，进來時只看到餐廳入口，就對了，从餐廳进去問服务員他們會指引你入住前台！ 2.設施不是最新的但非常有格調，进房間前的走廊布置很好看，房間內也很有特色，是干凈卫生的。楼下餐館完全不會吵到住宿區。热水非常棒。有暖氣機。 3.有早餐送，一定要吃，非常好吃！可以當午餐吃，口味比太多外面的食店要好🥹🥹 4.环境很棒，而且可以提前咨詢店家什麼時候有活動，我們只是路過一晚，走的時候才知道前一天晚上有音樂節🥹🥹是包吃住玩一體的店，下次有機會我一定會再去的！

I joyfully pass on the glowing gratitude of our grass roots locals who love our beautiful Caves House Hotel! We especially appreciate the cultured effort you make in varying the menu twice a year, no easy feat in an economy where it’s long been hard to get staff and fill shifts of all employees, let-alone get qualified chefs!! Love the generous servings, the variety of on tap beer and selection of wines, the quick service, the friendly staff, the world class gardens, the kind donations to the community. I’ve been coming for about 40 years and always enjoy the warm embrace and character of the place. You have done such a charming job of keeping the historic grounds in a glorious state, Thank you Caves House, Neil and Libby, 10/10!

$32 for an overcooked and dry chicken tender squeezed distastefully into an undersized and burnt bun with some chopped lettuce and an underwhelming serve of chip. Don’t like bagging out my local, but that was the worst meal we’ve had at Caves in a long time!

We stayed for 2 nights in Caves House Room 1 for our wedding anniversary. Very friendly and helpful receptionist when we rang about our booking. However when we arrived the welcoming was very under whelming. The room is certainly set to the era which is why we chose Caves House but no air con, one of the smallest tvs I ever seen, terribly old and thin pillows and no running warm water in the bathroom sink was a little disappointing. On the brightside the antique furniture, historical information and photos around the hotel are brilliant, the veranda off our room is lovely and the views over the gardens are beautiful. The buffet breakfast was delicious! The eggs benny were an absolute treat each morning. We had dinner at the hotel each night and the food was very nice, service average and entertainment very good. It was just hard to get a smile out of any of the staff. Please note there is no one to help you with your luggage up the stairs so if this is a problem there is no lift.

I gave this restaurant a 5 star rating a few years ago on Tripadvisor but its standards have fizzled since then evidently. Very ordinary pub food. I ordered off the vegetarian main meal menu….something titled Radicchio …thinking I was getting a nice salad with various accoutrements. All it was, was a plate of lettuce with slivers of tinned beetroot and a smattering of shaved cheese…… for $25. Thats it, nothing else. If I WAS actually a vegetarian I’d be very cheesed off. Luckily I shared my husband’s meal at his insistence. Notice to non vegetarian chefs…..vegetarians do not subsist on plates of lettuce. BTW, the young chef who took my complaint was lovely, very polite and they did refund the cost of the meal. So thats something. This is a beautiful old world pub restaurant…please return to the quality of yesteryear!

My memories of what this pub offered in past visits have been wiped out by the extraordinarily dismal effort presented to us as 'lunch' on the last weekend of September. If we hadn't already ordered when I saw a few plates come out, we would have stuck with a beer and moved on. The cheeseburgers, the parmi, F&C...all cold, overcooked, pretty inedible. To my surprise the squid was cooked well but the presentation was unexpected. We all know squid comes in so many ways but this was a whole squid hood with a good flavour, just off-putting in delivery with octopus that was tough. I will not be in any hurry to go back to the pub with this menu...or these cooks. Not to mention the Aussie guys who were waiting on the tables, very poor effort and not there to help the patrons at all.

Caves House Restaurant was very disappointing- waited over an hour on a Tuesday night (not busy) to watch two tables beside us get served first. Very expensive meal (a bartered fish beside a handful of chips) $35 and tasted average. Menu was really unappealing- one of the ingredients was ‘yesterday’s bread’ ……so sad. A great venue with lots of potential but a waste of money and an evening

In past t evenings out for dinner he food was lovely but recently we went for dinner with friends and we were all disgusted with not only the menu but the quality of the food was absolutely disgusting. It was that bad that we asked to have a word with the manager. The manager refused to discuss and then the waitress came out and was abusive and rude. Never again will we even bother with Caves House, we now choose to take out money elsewhere as there are many other alternatives within the region.

This is a strange place that doesn't seem to know what it wants to be. It has art deco features inside but mismatched furniture. There's a bar with betting stations, a lounge crammed full of leather sofas and occasional live music. Then there's the restaurant with pretentions of upmarket dining but where the menus are laminated and you have to queue for ten minutes at the bar hatch to order your food. It's just a mess. The owners seem to be content to let it drift along as it is given that it seems popular while failing to capitalise on its potential. We arrived and due to the lack of signage had to ask two different members of staff how to get to reception which involved walking across a packed terrace where loud, live music was playing. Having checked in we went upstairs to our room in the main house. The amount of toiletries provided is measly so I had to go to reception and ask for more shower gel (only one small bottle supplied between two adults). The ceilings in both the bedroom and bathroom are have discoloured areas where it looks as if cracks have been previously filled but not painted over. Other areas are cracked and peeling. The plastic veneer on the wardrobe was peeling away. A sharp item sticking out of the carpet snagged and ripped a brand new pair of socks which were only then fit for the bin. The TV remote didn't work, back to reception for new batteries. All the doors have drafts pouring round the edges - we used cushions as makeshift draft excluders although thankfully a heater and electric blankets are provided to take the edge off the chill. There were a number of bugs crawling around the bathroom floor near the drain. We couldn't enjoy the balcony due to the cacophony of noise from the children screaming around the grounds. I appreciate some of these are beyond the hotel's control but most are not. So, less than perfect and that was all within the first few hours. I have to say that the room was not up to the standard I was expecting and not worth the money we paid. Breakfast was fine, a reasonable selection of hot and cold items and the obligatory conveyor belt toaster that doesn't toast properly - not sure I've used one anywhere in the world that does what it's supposed to. One irritation was that if you wanted anything than a generic coffee you were charged for it. Really? I'm paying how much for my room but that doesn't entitle me to a few cents worth of ground beans with hot water pushed through them? We went for dinner one evening only to find both our first choice main courses were unavailable. What we ended up having was okay but no better. It will come as little surprise to hear than I wouldn't stay here again. It seems a popular place and they seem to be expanding further so I guess they feel that there's enough trade for them to get away with all of the above. The gent on reception (French sounding, didn't get his name) was the biggest plus point. He worked his socks off the entire time and always did his