On arriving at Dingup House we were greeted by Host's Peter & Lynn in the lovely gardens with a friendly smile and warm handshake and then led to the house where we were shown the facilities and to our room. The room was like the rest of the house, cosy and homely, with an on suite bathroom. The bed was... More

The location for Dingup House is quite remote but the historic property and charming house is worth the travel. When we got there the fires were lit, which was good because the house would have been freezing without it. The room was comfortable, dark and quiet. The bed cosy and comfortable. But perhaps the best part was the food. Peter... More

We really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful old house with charming hosts Peter and Lynn. They had the house lovely and toasty warm with fires, which was welcome on cold days. We had such a lovely meal with them - world class! We will definately return there!

I spent two nights a Dingup House while working in nearby Manjimup. Having stayed before in the local establishments I could not believe I had missed out on the delights that Dingup house had to offer. When we arrived after a long day we had a warm fire and a delicious three course meal waiting for us. The breakfast was... More

If you are ever down south in Manjimup this place is a must! We went with another couple and unfortunately only stayed one night! Would have loved to have stayed longer! It isn't far from town and definitely easy to find. The pictures on their website www.dinguphouse.com.au is exactly what you get if not better. The caretakers were so friendly... More

We stayed at Dingup House during December 2006 for a couple of nights. We found the listing in The Lonely Planet for Western Australia, and took the advise that it was perhaps the best B&B in the area. It is about 6kms out of the town, but easy enough to find . The Homestead dates back to 1870 and over... More