HIGGINS LANE MOTEL, Margaret River

Historical Significance

The hotel is recognized on the State Register of Heritage Places and classified by the National Trust. The building exhibits components of the Inter-War Old English architectural style, highlighting its cultural importance. As a fine example of the work of architect F.G. B Hawkins, the hotel reflects an exceptional historical legacy.

Unique Accommodations

The hotel offers 27 uniquely designed rooms, including 11 heritage rooms and 16 additional rooms in a new extension. Guests enjoy modern comforts in spaces that celebrate the building's history. Family and accessible rooms ensure a welcoming experience for every guest.

Outdoor Spaces

Newly landscaped garden and courtyard areas enhance the hotel's external charm. Alfresco hospitality spaces invite guests to unwind outdoors, while the rear hospitality area provides further gathering options. These enhancements contribute to a vibrant community feel in the heart of Margaret River.

Dining Options

The Corner Bar offers a refreshed menu featuring local beer and wines, meeting diverse tastes throughout the day. A special wine cellar showcases a selection of Margaret River's renowned wines. Guests can enjoy culinary experiences suited for every occasion in a relaxed setting.

Accessibility and Sustainability

The hotel includes a new lift, providing access to both floors for the first time since 1936. Solar panels installed on the new extension aid in sustainable operations. The building's redevelopment efforts prioritize local materials such as recycled jarrah and rammed earth.

Highlights

Location: Situated on Bussell Highway, short stroll to local dining

Rooms: 27 uniquely designed rooms celebrating heritage

Dining: The Corner Bar with local beer and wine

Accessibility: New lift providing efficient access for guests