The Pemberton Hotel

First time staying here. Rooms are very dated and could do with modernizing. Parking isn’t the best , limited parking at the rear with a 2.5 mtr limit to access the parking , there are a couple of parking bays on the street tho . The lighting in the rooms is terrible combine this with the dark walls and it creates a dark dingy room . Kettle, toaster no microwave. Cheap and nasty soap/shampoo dispensers in the bathroom. 32 inch tv seated on a small table , wifi doesn’t work. Staff are helpful. Clean towels daily .

Comfy, clean and well priced in the area. Friendly service and staff. We had dinner in the restaurant, I was sceptical after reading reviews but there was nothing else open. We ordered burgers, they aren't your usual restaurant or "pub" meal, felt more like a home cooked meal, super fresh and tasty. It was a comfy and homely base for a few days, would definitely stay again.

We went to the Pemberton Hotel in Pemberton, Western Australia, for dinner. The hotel is on the main street of town, it is a larger hotel, with a big car park across the street. There is a large outdoor seating area. The service was efficient and friendly. The menu was good, though on the expensive side, with a variety of traditional pub food and some Asian. There were vegan options. The bar had several local and overseas beers on tap. Overall a worthwhile dining experience.

My husband enjoyed his simple soup. My nachos were almost inedible. The chips were drowned in a ‘salsa’ that tasted like watery tomato paste with a can of beans added. My son also said his burger was very average.

Had a meal at the hotel, kitchen had run out of mash so loaded up our plates with chips ( and also onion rings for hubby! ) instead of telling us ( would have gone elsewhere)I realise costs are high but their prices (don't mind if it's eatable) were ridiculous! Lamb chops were so tough. Won't be staying or eating there again!

International bar staff were excellent and the beer was good. Unfortunately that is the end of the positives. Food was the worst meal out we’ve had for years. Lamb cutlets raw, unrendered and disgusting, no chainsaw available to cut. Barramundi was tasteless, unseasoned, watery fish plonked on a handful of cold chips. Pity Pemberton doesn’t have a McDonalds as it would be considered fine dining compared to this. Hopefully it was just a bad night they were having.

Went for dinner as only place doing food. Hard to mess up pub food but they did it. Nachos with a horrible sickly sweet sauce virtually inedible, 2 soggy tasteless burgers + cold chips .add on 2 pints and we hit $90 for pretty nasty evening. Topped off by a horrible live “musician “ with intrusively loud amplified guitar made for an below ordinary dinner. Beer was fine and didn’t use accomodation

Hotel is vintage 70s but not in a good way. Orange and brown dominate and while the king size bed was wonderfully comfortable, the bathroom fan and the aircon were loud! No answer to call for management at 10.30pm, when a raging raving guest in nearby room was verbally abusing his partner. Was told next day “new phones playing up”. Did not result in pleasant or safe-feeling stay. Breakfast tedious; did not eat dinner there. Thinnest toilet paper ever! Will not recommend.

Nice hotel room. Massively overpriced restaurant offering sub-standard fare. $49.00 for a poorly prepared lump of meat, hastily cooked accompanied by under-cooked chips. Pepper sauce successfully masked the presentation. Nothing else on the plate. Ghastly!