Busselton (WA): Abbey Beach Resort
Abbey Beach Resort, Busselton, Western Australia [©Abbey Beach Resort]
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Busselton WA 6280
Australia
Abbey Beach Resort is on the Geographe Bay beachfront set amidst four hectares of landscaped gardens and lakes.
The resort comprises luxury one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom self-contained apartments and studio rooms that can provide for up to eight people. All apartments and studios are serviced daily and feature a private double spa, a bathroom with each bedroom, reverse cycle air-conditioning, Foxtel, private balcony and views over the lake/ocean/swimming pool, gardens, tennis courts and children's playground.
The superb resort facilities include a restaurant, cafe, two bars, a 25 metre indoor heated swimming pool and spa, outdoor pools surrounded by lovely gardens and shaded with gazebos and umbrellas, squash court, full size and half court tennis, gymnasium, sauna and rooms suitable for functions, meetings and conferences.
Abbey Beach Resort is a two and a half hour drive south of Perth.
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