Hoover House Bed and Breakfast

Overall a lovely place for a relaxing overnight stay. Beautiful location overlooking a mine with well maintained museum. Room was clean and spacious, but the lock to the main door needs maintenance. Breakfast was very basic. There is no one on site for help after 4.30 PM till almost 8 Am next morning.

Very comfortable rooms with quality furnishings and bedding. Excellent clean modern and spacious bathrooms. Very friendly and attentive staff. Very easy access and well explained. The ghost town (Gwalia) was amazing and the working open cut mine was very interesting. We were even able to recharge our EV via the external PowerPoint after hours. The self serve breakfast was plentiful and tasty. We highly recommend this accom. We really enjoyed relaxing on the Victorian veranda.

This was my second visit, this time I stayed for 5 nights, the accommodation is comfortable, very quiet and extremely well run. The staff are friendly, helpful and accommodating. Sitting on the wide veranda for breakfast and in the afternoon watching the sunset is an experience. I can honestly say the atmosphere there is alluring.

We managed to book this for my Mum and Dad and they ended up being the only ones there! What a spectacular place to stay and wonderful experience. We came back early the next morning and had breakfast on the verandah together overlooking the hills. Highly recommend.

A huge thank you to Wendy and the team at Hoover House. The property is magnificent and beautifully maintained by a team of kind Filipinas. ||We were blessed to have the house to ourselves and to watch and listen to the gentle sounds of the Sons of Gwalia gold pit from the yard of the house, was a glorious bonus. ||This is a must do if you’re in Leonora.

We stayed at Hoover House for 2 nights. The rooms were immaculate. The staff are informative and very helpful, especially Wendy with her amazing historical knowledge. The Cafe food was yummy. The Community and Volunteers should be commended on the wonderful work they have done in preserving Gwalia's history. Would highly recommend visiting this amazing Museum

This was one of the standout experiences of our seven weeks driving through WA from Esperance to Exmouth, Karijini and back south.|We loved the history, the room in which we slept had character and authenticity, the area around was stunning and we had space and freedom... just us on our own. The facilities were perfect. Nothing was lacking. Highly recommended without qualification.|All this atop a working gold mine!

This is very much a 'destination' property; the house itself is your reason for going. Built at the turn of last century, the house has been restored to very good, original, condition and yet has modern amenities. The huge rooms are comfortable, clean and well-equipped, and the arrangements for breakfast are more than adequate. It feels a little strange staying in a property that is part museum, and open to the public for five hours during the day, but the rooms remain private at those times. The staff were quiet, polite and efficient. Be aware that there is a mine operating 24/7 that begins literally at the front fence of the property; it does not, however, intrude unduly on the peace and quiet. As an additional bonus, there is a mining museum onsite and an entire ghost town to explore a short walk from the house. We enjoyed it very much, and it was a sensible waypoint en route to the must -see Gormley exhibit at Lake Ballard.