Serviced Apartments Fremantle Australia

Fremantle is notorious for its heady mix of alternative culture, start-up innovation and thriving creative scene. Just half-an-hour from Perth, the town offers an alternative destination to the big city, whilst still providing plenty to see and do, as well as a unique atmosphere that can’t be found anywhere else. The area is also known for its incredible nightlife, comprised of comedy shows, live music and bold cocktail bars. However you choose to spend your free time, you will no doubt find Fremantle deserves its reputation as one of Australia’s undiscovered gems.

Where to stay in Fremantle

Freemantle is a modern Australian town that has plenty of options when it comes to accommodation, including a fantastic selection of serviced apartments. These properties offer many of the benefits of a traditional hotel, such as complimentary wifi, room cleaning and reception services, whilst als affording you the privacy of your own space as well as full kitchen facilities - ideal for those looking to self-cater an extended stay in Fremantle. Thesqua.re present a range of such apartments, each having been selected for its high standard of interior and the desirability of its location. Whatever budget, we can match you with the right place to suit the needs of your individual trip.

What to do in Fremantle

Freemantle is first and foremost regarded as a haven for creative types. Indeed, it’s alternative culture can be seen immediately, with its huge range of artisan coffee houses, avant garde entertainment offerings and diverse range of dining experiences. Visitors will find it an exciting place to socialise both day and night, with a truly unique atmosphere that’s hard to find anywhere else.

The harbour itself offers much to see and do - especially for the first time visitor who may be interested in learning about the development of the area. There’s everything from dedicated museums, to quirky art installations, which offer insight into the diversity of the area and as well as its maritime roots.

Fremantle is also perfectly situated to explore the wider region. The area is surrounded by several national forests, making it ideal for those who might be looking to get out and explore nature, whilst Perth is only 30 minutes away by rail and car, meaning those seeking a big city experience will also not be found wanting. However you choose to spend your time, Fremantle’s variety of offerings make it a great destination for all.

Tips for staying in Fremantle

Places to eat

There’s no shortage of great places to eat in Fremantle - whether you are looking for a seafood joint overlooking the sea or an authentic Indian fine dining experience. Bathers Beach House is a popular restaurant serving locally-sourced seafood dishes, whilst Bread in Common offers a seasonal menu in a chic lofthouse setting. Alternatively, for something a little more exotic, there’s places like Gypsy Tapas House and Mother India Fremantle.

Shopping

Fremantle has plenty of great shops - most of which are located next to the harbour itself. The Market Street Piazza offers a small selection of shops and amenities, whilst the surrounding buildings feature a host of independent retailers, including quirky fashion stores like Broken Doll Vintage and Retro Clothing, Lucky Elephant Boutique and Bodkin's Bootery, as well as convenience stores such as a large Target departments store.  

Attractions

Fremantle harbour is an attraction in itself with plenty of maritime landmarks, including South Mole Lighthouse, Rainbow Sea Container and the Duyfken 1606 Replica Ship. Rock’n’roll fans may also want to pay a visit to the statue of AC/DC icon: Bon Scott, which stands overlooking the water. Another popular attraction is the Escape Hunt Experience, which is a series of escape rooms and puzzles based on movie themes.

Transport

One of the best ways to explore Fremantle is by foot or bike, thanks to an extensive pedestrianisation and cyclepath initiative, not to mention most attractions being located within walking distance of the Fremantle Train Station. Those looking to make longer journeys will find  the free Fremantle CAT bus completes regular circuits around the city stopping at popular places of interest and offering easy access to major attractions and venues. Trains also run dorm the central station to Perth and other surrounding towns.

Local Business

Western Australia’s economy is largely driven by the region’s resources, including iron-ore, gold, liquefied natural gas, as well as agricultural commodities. Fremantle itself however, has a thriving SME scene, covering a broad range of industries, from financial services, such as BOQ Fremantle and Churchill Financial; design firms like Biolab; and manufacturers such as Nf Engineering, Techtonic Group and Amec services.