Australia Backpackers Hostel
Australia Backpackers is a family owned and managed hostel, located just minutes walk from the bustling heart of Fremantle in Western Australia. Housed in a former hotel, the hostel has 117 beds in thirty six rooms and nine bathrooms. All activities are catered for, including free pool table, table tennis, games, videos and satellite
TV. Free tea and coffee is provided ...
Backpackers Inn Freo YHA
With the relaxed and friendly atmosphere of a clean YHA, people's stays at Backpackers Inn - Freo YHA, much longer than originally planned. There are areas to enjoy meeting others and exchange adventures, or a quiet room to sit and read. Other backpackers’ facilities include, table tennis, big screen movie nights and BBQ nights ...
Sundancer Backpackers Resort
We have the cleanest most spacious rooms and bathrooms in town with two full time cleaners to make sure that you feel very comfortable here. We are set up in a beautiful heritage listed building that has been ...
Old Firestation Backpackers
The Old Firestation is a beautiful old heritage building in Fremantle city and is the closet hostel to the train station and Fremantle harbour. With spacious common areas, free internet, TV / free movies in lounge room, free in-house movies in all double
rooms, Outdoor Cinema with Foxtel movies and sports, fridge in doubles, free pool ...
Pirates Backpackers Fremantle
We are located only 200m from the famous cappuccino strip and the Fremantle markets, where the entertainment never stops. Fremantle is home to many buskers and street performers that come from all over the country to juggle, sing, play instruments, breath fire and ride their unicycles! The markets are the best place in Perth to purchase locally produced crafts and there loads of great restaurants ...
Fremantle is a city located within the Perth metropolitan area on Australia's western coast, at the mouth of the Swan River, 19 kilometres southwest of Perth's Central Business District. It was established by British settlers as part of the Swan River Colony in 1829. It was declared a city in 1929, and has a population of approximately 25,000. The city is named after Charles Howe Fremantle, and the name is almost universally pronounced as "FREE-mantle", not "Fre-MAN-tel" as one might erroneously assume. There are some consistent exceptions to this, however; notably the suburbs and football clubs South Fremantle and East Fremantle. The Western Australian vernacular diminutive for Fremantle is "Freo" (FREE-oh).
