In Western Australia's Golden Outback, travelers can find a variety of accommodation options, including outback pubs, hotels, motels, and resorts, many of which also offer dining options for a unique Australian outback experience. Outback pubs are a significant attraction, offering accommodation, food, and beverages while providing guests with local hospitality. The Wheatbelt and Goldfields regions boast character hotels, while the Gascoyne-Murchison region offers country pubs and accommodation in small townships where visitors can enjoy drinks, meals, and overnight stays while sharing stories with locals.
For more standard accommodation, the Golden Outback region provides hotel, motel, and resort stays, with options available through WA Holiday Guide. One such example is the Wave Rock Hotel, featuring 55 guest rooms, including executive spa suites with private bars and courtyards, as well as amenities like an open fire, air-conditioning, and free WiFi. In Menzies, accommodations are available at the caravan park with modern amenities for RVs and campers, alongside the Menzies Hotel and Donna's Cafe, offering rooms, meals, and a unique dining experience in a converted butcher shop.
Another lodging option is the Wave Rock Hotel Motel in Hyden, which houses three onsite restaurants: The Bush Bistro, The Gimlet, and The Sandalwood, with The Bush Bistro serving lunch and dinner throughout the year (bookings required). These establishments not only provide comfortable stays but also offer dining opportunities that allow travelers to fully immerse themselves in the authentic Australian outback experience.