The National Hotel 3*
Main amenities
-
Wi-Fi
-
Parking
-
Express check-in/ -out
-
On-site Dining
-
Meeting facilities
-
Child-friendly
-
Air conditioning
-
No pets allowed
Location
The 3-star National Hotel is located in the heart of Fremantle and features Wi-Fi in public areas, along with private parking nearby. An à la carte restaurant is available in the hotel that boasts a prime location at a 700-metre distance from Fremantle Passenger Terminal.
WA Shipwrecks Museum is 14 minutes' stroll from the property, and the Roman Catholic church "St Patrick's Basilica" is a stroll from it. Cultural sights in the area are WA Maritime Museum (1.1 km) and Bon Scott Statue (1.2 km). Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Bathers Beach, which is 1.3 km away. The National Hotel is 14 minutes on foot from The Shipwreck Galleries. Cappuccino Strip bus stop is within close distance of the property.
You can choose from one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen television, and self-catering amenities like a minibar and coffee/tea making equipment. They have a comfortable interior. For more comfort, complimentary toiletries and dressing gowns, along with a bathtub and a shower, are provided. Guests can also enjoy city views.
Breakfast is served every morning in the restaurant. National Fremantle has Hotel restaurant, serving a range of Australian dishes and featuring a spacious terrace. The rooftop bar is ideal for a relaxing drink.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at National, I was pleasantly surprised by their culinary offerings. As a history teacher, I appreciate establishments that weave their rich past into present experiences. The restaurant’s ambiance, reminiscent of quaint European settings, added to the charm. I had the pleasure of indulging in a traditional high tea served on the lovely High St balcony. While enjoying layers of delightful pastries and savory bites, I couldn't help but admire how the hotel has embraced local flavors, incorporating Four Pillars gins into their drink selection. The atmosphere was relaxed, with soft chatter and laughter mingling in the background—ideal for leisurely dining. To that, I was given food and beverage vouchers which allowed me to explore various levels of culinary creativity within the hotel. The choice of venues, including the casual rooftop bar and the traditional pub, added a vibrant touch to my afternoons. With comfortable rooms and helpful staff, I found National to be an excellent base for culinary exploration in Perth.
