Clean, comfortable accomodation with excellent location. Excellent proximity to prison and the town centre. The Fremantle bus service runs from just outside the accomodation too.

Coffee, tea and breakfast was provided. We were given a loaf of bread and jars of cereal to eat in the comfort of our own room.

Overall, it was a great place to stay in Fremantle

We stayed at one of the Prison Cottages for 2 nights. We loved the accommodation, it was perfect, a short stroll into the town of Fremantle - close to the excellent market, the wharf for Rottnest Island, and many restaurants and bars.
The prison cottages have a wonderful history, built by prisoners using stone cut from the area and wood taken from the prison ships.
We found the accommodation clean, comfortable and the hosts friendly, and would highly recommend to anyone!

We stayed two nights at 215 High Street - run by "Colonial Accommodation" - in Apartment 1, on the ground floor. It turned out to be a whole suite of rooms, and excellent value for money. We had two comfy beds, a living room with TV, bathroom and full kitchen, complete with biscuits, tea, coffee and milk. Outside, there was a little terrace, plus a launderette for guests. The only downsides were that the rooms were a little dark, and there was no breakfast at all provided on site. However, the terrace house is within easy walking distance of the centre of Fremantle.

We went on a tour of SW Western Australia and several days later came back to 215 High Street for an extra night - and this time just had one en-suite room (no. 4) - this was a little cramped, and perhaps a tad expensive for what it was.

215 High Street is also only a ten minute walk to the port - we'd booked a ferry with Oceanic, for our trip to Rottnest, and it was great staying so close to the terminal. The railway station was close by too. So the location is truly excellent.

One small tip - we'd booked a hire car with Hertz, only to find that their "downtown" depot was miles away. There are several good hire car companies within a short walk of the High Street - in future, I'd go for one of those.