Kalgoorlie Accommodation

Considering its outback location, Kalgoorlie offers a good selection of budget to top-end accommodation. Kalgoorlie Accommodation Village has basic camp sites to A-frame chalets and spa units, set amongst leafy park surrounds. Try Golddust Backpackers for your basic hostel requirements.

Mid-range hotels include the historic Palace Hotel, with renovated executive-style rooms, or the York Hotel displaying amazing nineteenth century architecture, all situated around an elaborate central staircase. If luxury is more your style, Broadwater Resort Hotel Kalgoorlie offers spas and executive suites.

Kalgoorlie Overland Motel provides 3.5 star accommodation including spacious rooms with ensuite bathrooms, airconditioning and pool to escape the outback heat. During peak times at annual festivals and events, accommodation in Kalgoorlie can be scarce, so plan ahead and book early.

The Indian Pacific train travels through Kalgoorlie a few times a week offering an interesting journey from the east to Western Australia, with stopovers in the town. The Visitor Information Centre can provide more detailed information on maps, booking tours and Kalgoorlie attractions of the historic gold mining area.

Local tours include prospecting tours, gold rush, aboriginal culture, bush tours, aerial tours, wildflower, outback history and heritage tours, with visits to working mines and even Bureau of Meterology tours.

Golden Mile Loopline Railway, emu farm, Goldfield Museum and Mining Hall of Fame are all worth a look when visiting Kalgoorlie. Super Pit gold ore mine resembles a large canyon-like hole in the ground with a lookout to watch the action of trucks down below. Caravan Parks, historical hotels, pubs and motels are all available accommodation in Kalgoorlie.