Location
Located in Myrtle Beach, River Oaks Resort’s location enables travellers to explore the places of interest of the city. Barefoot Landing and Wild Water & Race Theme Park are the interesting landmarks of the city.

Rooms
The rooms at this resort are spacious and feature up-to-date conveniences. Each unit features all the amenities such as alarm clock, hairdryer and air conditioning.

Restaurant
Guests at River Oaks Resort in Myrtle Beach can enjoy dining in any of the restaurants in the surrounding area that serve delicious local, regional and international cuisines.

Location
Best Western Hospitality Inn Kalgoorlie is situated in the heart of the historic mining town. Area attractions are super pit open cut and super pit open cut. Kalgoorlie Domestic Airport is just 3 kilometres away from this property.

Rooms
Guests can relax at any of the 54 accommodation units. Each units feature amenities such as cable television, alarm clock, tea and coffee maker and a private bathroom.

Restaurant
Guests at Best Western Hospitality Inn in Kalgoorlie can dine on in relaxing ambience of the onsite restaurant where delicious dishes are served in a pleasing manner. There is also a lounge bar where the guest can relax along with their favourite cocktails.

Location
Located just 5 minutes drive from the airport and train station, Overland Motel is close to tourist attractions and shopping centres of the city. Some of the major tourist attractions include the Australian Prospectors & Miners Hall of Fame, the Superpit Shop and the Kalgoorlie Museum of the Goldfields.

Rooms
This motel offers well appointed and spacious accommodation units that are well furnished and includes modern amenities such as air conditioner, colour TV, private bathroom, hairdryer, wireless internet access and writing desk.

Restaurant
The onsite restaurant of Overland Motel in Kalgoorlie serves a vide variety of cuisines to relish on. Guests can enjoy a pre dinner drink and have a chat with friends by relaxing in the pleasant atmosphere of the bar.

Location
Located in the centre of town, the All Seasons Plaza Hotel is just 5 kilometres away from the airport and is close to many places of interest such as Mining Hall of Fame, Kalgoorlie Arts Centre, Super Pit, Historic monument Paddy Hannans, Goldfields Museum and much more.

Rooms
The hotel offers 100 luxurious rooms with balconies, where elegance and class with the most exclusive and modern comforts is fully complemented by an impeccable service to make your stay an unforgettable experience.

Restaurant
Enjoy an intimate dining experience at the MP Bar and Restaurant, which serves an extensive selection of cuisine that is sure to satisfy any palate. With a friendly wine list and service, the bar is an ideal place to relax and take a sip of your favourite cocktail.

Rooms
The Quality Inn Railway consists of 94 motel rooms and 22 fully self-contained units. Enjoy your stay in any of the beautifully appointed rooms ranging from standard rooms, to superior spa suites.

Restaurant
The Carraiges Restaurant is a fully licensed restaurant offering an a la Carte menu along with an extensive Western Australian wine list.

Rooms
Equipped with a host of modern amenities, all the guest rooms are furnished with care and attention to make your stay a pleasant one.

Restaurant
Guests can have pre dinner drinks at the bar and later dine at the Amalfi Restaurant that serves a variety of delicacies.

Rooms
The hotel has comfortable accommodation units that are well furnished and equipped with contemporary amenities. Specially adapted rooms are also available for guests with disabilities.

Restaurant
The cosmopolitan styled bar with an extensive alfresco area serves modern Australian cuisine.

History of Rottnest Island dates back to the Ice Age, when it was believed to be still connected to the mainland. European history started as early as 1627, when Dutch explorers first became aware of the Island’s existence. In 1658 the first recorded Dutch landing took place, but the Island was only given its peculiar name in 1696, when a Dutch explorer known as Willem de Vlamingh named it Rottnest Island after he found it was inhabited by a population of large rat looking creatures. Now one of the Island’s most loveable attractions, these marsupials are known as Quokkas. Resembling a wallaby, they have been a protected species on the Island since the late 1920’s. After the first Dutch explorers, white settlement started in 1830 and the town of Kingston was established. Unfortunately the original farmers on the island failed, after severely changing the Island’s landscape, and in 1838 Rottnest Island was proclaimed the home of a Western Australian Aboriginal penal settlement. History has it, that Rottnest Island was also the location of a prisoners of war camp during World War I, had a military stronghold established in World War II and was a destination for salt gathering.

With a remarkably interesting history, and a host of natural attractions, it is not hard to imagine why Rottnest Island is considered one of the most popular getaway destinations for Perth residents and international travellers to Western Australia. Day-trippers or visitors staying on the Island for an extended period of time will be astonished at the architectural building designs dating back to the 1800’s, cultural heritage and the fascinating natural environment.

Considered the summit of a submarine mountain which has risen and formed a central plateau, Christmas Island’s borders extend 50 metres beyond the shoreline. This popular holiday Island is home to a wide range of interesting flora and fauna, boasting the last nesting habitat for the Abbott’s Booby and home to one of the largest populations of Robber Crabs. The natural beauty of Christmas Island has remained, even after threats from phosphate mining and super colonies of Yellow Crazy Ants.

Christmas Island’s European history was believed to have started back in 1643, when the famous seaman, Captain Mynors sailed through the area and named it on Christmas Day. After the first recorded landing in 1688, the Island was left untouched until Malay and Chinese settlers claimed the Island their home. Parts of Christmas Island were registered as a National Park in 1980, and extensions in 1989 took the total National Park coverage to 63 per cent.

Now, most of the permanent residents on Christmas Island belong to Chinese, Malay and European cultural backgrounds, giving the Island a strongly Asian feel. The Island’s main economical source is tourism, largely due to its tropical equatorial climate and distinct wet and dry seasons. Christmas Island is an interesting place, providing potential visitors a vast array of activity and attractions options, plus a good selection of accommodation choices.

Location
Conveniently located in Perth, Comfort Hotel is just two blocks to the gardens, cricket grounds and restaurants. Town Hall, St. Mary’s Cathedral, WACA and Perth Mint are the popular landmarks placed in the vicinity of this property.

Rooms
This property offers 92 comfortable and spacious rooms with modern amenities such as air conditioner, mini bar and a telephone.

Restaurant
Situated off the main foyer entrance, Kilo Cafe serves delicious breakfasts at reasonable prices. Guests of Comfort Hotel in Perth City can also relax in a casual style dining for lunch and dinner.