Sienna Lodge

A cozy room looking onto a beautifully kept garden made for a lovely little getaway. Sienna Lodge is also close to Dunsborough and Margaret River. I'd definitely recommend it.

A great spot on Canal Rocks Road, just a quick trip down to Smiths Beach. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a beautiful garden view. We loved our stay.

The garden setting is lovely, with a winery and a lavender cafe nearby. The cafe wasn't really our style, though it fits the area's tourist feel. We enjoyed our two nights at Sienna Lodge in Margaret River, and around $200 a night, paid by others, seemed reasonable for the room and its amenities. Check-in was self service and easy, with clear instructions sent ahead. The place felt more like an apartment than a B&B. Our first floor room was up a short flight of stairs, with plenty of space, a queen bed, lounge area, and a useful kitchenette. The bathroom was a good size, with a roomy shower over the bath. A few details weren't ideal. The ceiling slopes near the shower and cut into the space. The TV was at the foot of the bed, propped up on three books. There was a kettle, toaster, microwave and mini-fridge, plus a generous range of tea, coffee and sugar, but we ran low on milk during our two-night stay. The cutlery was an odd mix, with uneven numbers of utensils for each setting.

The owners were so friendly that we felt right at home. Our room was quiet, clean and well equipped, with a fridge, microwave, cutlery, crockery and a cutting board. The bed was comfortable, and we had an amazing garden view. It's a great base for nearby sights and beaches. We had a wonderful stay and can highly recommend Sienna Lodge.