Fremantle Prison YHA

Pay for 2 - Stay 3 nights in one of these three self contained, lovingly restored historic cottages, located on top of the hill with historic Fremantle City at your doorstep.

Accommodating up to 6 people in each of the three cottages with two bedrooms (double and bunk rooms), a fully equipped kitchen/dining/lounge room, outdoor patio in the back yard and relaxing veranda from which you can watch the world go by at the front of the cottage.

Perfect for family, groups and friends wanting to stay somewhere special when visiting the historic maritime city of Fremantle. 

Priced $480 for the entire cottage (2 bedrooms) for 3 nights - sleeps 6. 

Hop on a ferry, grab a bike and find out why Rottnest Island is on everyone's must-do list.  If you like incredible white sandy beaches, sparkling seas, amazing scenery and loads of marine life and wildlife, then this is the deal for you. Bicycle at your own pace, swim when you feel like it and grab your very own #QuokkaSelfie

How often to you get to stay in a converted historic prison?  In one of the coolest locations in Australia?

Lonely Planet named Fremantle as one of the top cities to visit in 2016, and here's what else they had to say "Fremantle thrums with live-music rooms, hipster bars,  left-field bookshops, craft-beer breweries, Indian Ocean seafood shacks, buskers, beaches and students on the run from the books" - and that's just a start. 

You're going to need at least a week, so we've created a special 7 night deal just for you! 

Available in dorms, private rooms, cells and family rooms - something for everyone!

Get the full prison experience with this Tour and Stay deal!

Stay at Fremantle Prison YHA, with all the comforts you come to expect from YHA and head next door to get down to the nitty gritty with a  day tour of the largest and most intact convict built prison in Australia, world heritage listed, Fremantle Prison.  You'll visit the main cell block, the yards and see whipping posts, gallows and solitary confinement cells whilst getting a real insight into the life a a prisoner.  A very memorable experience.