The Roadhouse is a convenient stop when traveling across the Nullarbor. While the rooms are basic and small, the bed is firm and comfortable, and the meals are good value. Checking in is important to note due to central western time, and it serves as an adequate overnight stay.

Parking is limited for trailers. the room floor was gritty.

The service at the roadhouse was so friendly, it felt like visiting long-lost relatives—if those relatives were also skilled chefs serving up delicious meals! Trying their famous burgers while enjoying a cold beer on tap was as refreshing as finding an oasis in the outback.

Limited soundproofing in rooms.

Convenient Location with Self-Catering Facilities

Although the room wasn't as modern as I had hoped and lacked some furnishings like a chair or table, the reverse cycle air conditioning kept the space comfortable. One improvement could be ensuring that all units have the necessary kitchen items available, as we found some essentials missing.

This was a fantastic place to unwind after a long drive, and the value for money was top-notch.

The hotel breakfast menu could use more healthy options.

the stunning 4km beach walk was a highlight, even though the kitchen closed early and parking was a bit tricky. I’d recommend this place!

we found this spot to be a convenient stop while crossing the nullarbor. although the accommodation was basic, it was sufficient for our overnight stay. we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of food at the roadhouse, which offered generous portions. the staff were friendly and helpful, and we appreciated the ability to park right outside our unit.

Utterly happy with everything! 😊.

First off, the location was a bit noisy since it’s right on a main road. If you're like me and you need a good night's sleep after a long day of traveling, you might want to pack some earplugs just in case. The room itself felt pretty cramped. I mean, it was just about big enough for the bed, and trying to open up my luggage was a bit of a puzzle. We did get a deal on the pricing, which helped soften the blow a little. I think we paid around $180 for three adults, which isn’t terrible given the circumstances. There was a nice little sitting area that could have been cozy if the noise wasn’t so distracting. Now onto the positives, the shower? It was fantastic! Super refreshing after a long day of travel. And those beds were surprisingly comfy—I actually got a good night’s rest, which is a win in my book. Plus, the restaurant on-site had meals that were way better than expected. A few cold beers after a long drive definitely hit the spot, and the staff there were friendly, making the atmosphere quite enjoyable. The air conditioning, though? It was a nightmare. Super noisy and didn’t really cool the room down much, which was frustrating. I mean, what's the point of having it if it won't do its job? it was a bit of a bummer not having proper kitchen utensils or even a toaster in the room. We were hoping to whip up some light meals since we had three adults, but nope, nothing there but a kettle. Even a few basic cutlery items would have made a difference. The whole parking situation was a hassle too. If you have a trailer, forget about it. It was raining when we arrived, and I had to trudge across a muddy yard, dodging puddles just to get inside. Not fun at all. I also noticed that the room floors were gritty, so I ended up wearing shoes indoors—definitely a pet peeve. Lastly, I had a little confusion during check-in. The staff at the front desk didn’t seem too pleasant, and there was a misunderstanding about the check-in time since they’re on some weird local clock that’s hard to keep track of. A couple of friendly faces would go a long way in making guests feel welcome. So, there were definitely things I enjoyed, like the restaurant and comfy beds, but also a solid list of areas that could use some serious TLC. If you’re just passing through and need a quick stop, it might work, but I'd think twice.

I always return here for my romantic escape. the friendly staff even helped me get back a shower bag I forgot. With great amenities like wi-fi, a pool, and a bar, it perfectly suits my needs every time!

Absolutely loved the cozy vibe here, with super friendly staff and deliciously huge meals that hit the spot! the outdoor pool was perfect for a refreshing dip after a long drive, and I really enjoyed some downtime at the mini golf. Just a heads up, the room could've used a bit more cleanliness, but nothing that dampened my overall experience. 🌟.

Comfortable beds and effective air conditioning. the restaurant offers a great selection of affordable meals. Excellent coffee with various milk alternatives available. Staff are friendly and helpful, especially with phone coverage issues. Ideal for trades and travelers needing reliable amenities. ☕.

Our family's visit was highlighted by a memorable stop at the stunning Cactus Beach, known for its fantastic surfing breaks. The kids had a blast exploring the waves at “Cactus” and soaking up the sun in a beautiful, unspoiled spot. In my wife's opinion, a small play area for kids would enhance the stay.

the staff, or as I like to call them, the children working there, were friendly and eager to help, making my visit enjoyable.

I would have liked more comfortable pillows for better sleep.

Oh mate, let me tell ya about the grub at Roadhouse—it’s a real gem! the grilled fish was off-the-charts delicious, and the service? Fast and friendly, even during the dinner rush. Plus, the beds were comfy and the place was family-friendly, perfect for the kiddos to run amok!

I ended up in a “deluxe” accommodation, and wow, was I surprised—or not in a good way. First off, for almost $200, I expected a bit more than what I got. There was no kitchen setup at all—just a kettle and some sad-looking sachets of coffee and tea. You'd think a toaster or some utensils would be a given, but nope! I had to ask for a spoon just to stir my coffee, which was a bit awkward. The room was tidy but definitely showing its age. The floor? Stained and kind of grimy-looking. They really should give it a good deep clean or maybe even think about some renovations. And the insulation was terrible! I could smell smoke from outside, which made it hard to relax after a long day. It felt almost like the outdoors had invaded my space. They advertised it as having a flat-screen TV, which I assumed would work easily. But getting it to actually turn on was a challenge. The reception was terrible, and I ended up having to go to the office for help. The staff did sort it out eventually, but again, it's just one of those things that shouldn't be a hassle. The dining situation was interesting. The restaurant had some monster-size portions that could easily feed two, and the food was decent—very simple but tasty. But good luck if you're planning on getting a late meal. The kitchen closes at 8 PM sharp, and I saw a family in a bit of a bind when they showed up 10 minutes late and couldn’t get anything to eat. The prices in the restaurant felt on the higher side too, but given the size of the servings, I guess it kind of balances out. Then there was the WiFi situation. It's only good for one device at a time, which was just a pain because it didn’t reconnect when I switched. It would have been helpful to have better internet access since I was trying to keep in touch with family. Irregardless of the negatives, there’s a decent atmosphere here. It’s like a little hub with caravans, tents, and even an airstrip nearby. It feels alive and vibrant, and that’s a nice change from some of the more quiet places you might pass through. Now, about the convenience store—yikes! Everything felt overpriced. I get that it’s a bit remote, but a snack should not cost a small fortune. It’s like they know you have no choice but to buy from them. And there’s really no other place nearby to grab something to eat or drink. All in all, I mean, it's a necessary stop for many travelers, especially those making long drives. Just go in with your eyes wide open, and maybe bring your own snacks!