Oaks Broome Hotel

OVERVIEW
- Ideal Location In Central Broome
- We’ve become a favourite among business travellers and travel lovers heading to Broome. Apartment style accommodation with luxurious spa baths. Two swimming pools to lounge by. A serene place to breathe deep, feel refreshed and recharge.
- And since we’re right in the middle of Broome, and Broome’s in the middle of treasured, insanely beautiful natural landscapes, you’ll need the energy. Launch into Roebuck bay. Cable beach lives close by. And everything else is only a trip away to discover. Ready to dive in?

The Best Bits:
- In the heart of Roebuck Bay
- Apartments with corner spa bath
- Onsite leisure & events facilities
- 1861 Restaurant & Bar

ROOMS
- Studio, one and two bedroom accommodation | Oaks Hotel in Broome
- Planning on covering ground in Broome? Apartment style accommodation has amenities to leave you well rested, ready for a new day. Fully self-contained, with large sunsoaked balconies and shaded decks for staying cool (and lying flat).
- Luxurious, in-room spa baths are perfect for soaking your feet after a long day of chasing down Broome’s natural treasures (and with Roebuck bay next door, you won’t need to go far). Oaks Broom Hotel has something for everyone. Ready to set off?

PARKING
- Complimentary Outdoor Parking: For onsite parking, enter the carpark at 99 Robinson Street. There’s an alternative car park on Saville Street or Guy Street if you can’t find a spot. There are 10 disabled parking spaces.

1861 RESTAURANT & BAR
- Ever wondered why we're called 1861? It's not the year we opened (we're good, but we're not that good).
- Back in 1861, someone stumbled across something pretty special in Roebuck Bay – the pearl oyster Pinctada maxima. Turns out it was the largest pearl shell in the world.
- We're talking six to twelve inches across, which had Europeans and Americans absolutely losing their minds over the size of these beauties. So yeah, we thought that deserved a restaurant named after it.
- Open for breakfast and dinner, 1861's the kind of place where you can roll up in your thongs after a day exploring Broome, or dress up a bit if that's more your vibe. Either way, we're happy to have you.
- The menu? Think local flavours that actually taste like they're from around here, not like they've travelled halfway across the world to get to your plate. And if you're wondering what goes well with a Broome sunset, we've got a few ideas about that too.
- Ready to see what all the fuss is about? We'll save you a spot at the best restaurant in Broome.