Bentwood Olive Grove Accommodation & Function Centre

This is a great place to rest and stay. Whether you are visiting Geraldton or you are looking for a place to stop on your way up North or down South.||The rooms are very comfortable and are well-equipped. Everything was very clean, and the location is very pretty. Checking in was also easy, even though we arrived quite late. The owner's dog was also very friendly and was a joy to interact with.

We found the accommodation very clean and comfortable. The main house has a dining room, living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom.|An unusual set up with Kitchen prep in one room and washing up facilities in another room, with the dining area .|One suggestion would be to have a dim security light over the steps dividing the rooms, especially at night. We found it very dark on entering the rooms, and a welcoming light would help on arrival. It was difficult to locate the switches on arrival. |Also a handrail would help with the steps. For any one with a mobility problem, the steps could be difficult to negotiate.|The setting was very quiet and peaceful.|We were able to base ourselves and explore the local area.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The kids loved it and we had everything we needed to be comfortable and more. Helpful & welcoming host and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place to other travellers and would loved to have stayed longer than one night.

A great stay in a quiet location with everything we needed for our self-contained stay. Clean and comfortable with a well-equipped kitchen, BBQ and generous sized bathroom. Also, a lovely outdoor area with undercover seating and garden. Friendly welcome from host.

Beth and Richard have created an amazing place. My ONLY regret is that Google only allow me to give a 5 star rating. Seriously, there is NOTHING here that can be faulted. The rooms, the accommodation, the service, the relaxed atmosphere (almost magically tranquil and relaxing) are all absolutely wonderful. Even the "welcoming" from the the owners little Lhasa Apso dog, "Pippy" with her roll over ,🐈("Hi New friends! Scratch my tummy!") 🐈 antics was too cute for words. We are all looking forward to our return journey stay over.... And the next ....and the next...(are you seeing a recurring theme here?😉🤣) OH!! And they even have a tame "motorcycle frog" to sing you to sleep from his pond under the gazebo!

Wow, what a beautiful place to stay. We feel in love with the house as soon as we saw it. It had so many different Knick-knacks around that we spent ages looking around and appreciating all the different things they had around the house. Beth was very welcoming and friendly and made the whole process from check in to check out a breeze. I loved the welcome sign! The house itself was very spacious, had lots of different areas to spend time and entertain in and the outside area was great to let the kids have a run around and be able to also entertain outside. Our kids loved the owners dogs and it made it feel even more homely with the kids being able to play with the dog. It was a very nice peaceful place to stay and we had a great nights sleep! We would definitely be back. Oh and the kitchen is amazing, so big, has everything you need to be able to cook!!

This is a delightful place to stay. If you're staying with a family, it's ideal (two bedrooms and a kitchen!)|It's also out of town, which suited us perfectly.|We were just travelling North and only stayed one night, but will definitely stay here again.

A welcome blackboard with our names outside the cottage...a great feeling. Beth appeared and reiterated the welcome.|We were extremely comfortably accommodated in the spacious house with every mod-con we could wish for...even a coffee plunger!|The highlights for us were dinner with Beth and Richard for two reasons.|Firstly, the dinner was beautiful and delicious, the slow roast lamb with pomegranate sauce being an all time new discovery.|Secondly, the possibility of having real conversations with our two hosts about their lives: their arrival in Greenough and how they established themselves. This insight into local life is a gem.|Thank you Beth and Richard.