Ceduna Foreshore Hotel Motel

Accomodation is basic as you’d expect in a remote location but very clean, great air con , and little fridge in rooms. Good pub dinners. New Indian restaurant and Ceduna Sailing Club recommended by locals - we tried the sailing club and best chicken parmigiana we’ve ever had !

Tight room for any wheelchair users. Locals were somewhat noisy until around 11pm. You can park right in front of room. Reception accessible. Not the greatest accessible room. Suite very tight, with not a lot of navigation space.

After driving for many hours, it was a pleasure to be greeted by friendly and helpful check in staff. The booked room was of a good size and proved to be clean, quiet and comfortable. Well-appointed and laid out with all the normal facilities. The Dining Room is quite large and night we were there quite busy. Even so the staff managed to maintain a high level of service with the food fresh and tasty. I had a Caesar Salad which was well prepared. The empty plate showed the level of enjoyment. We had breakfast in the same area the next morning. The Continental breakfast was complimentary and if a cooked breakfast is desired, then that is paid for. Return? Probably if travelling to that part of South Australia again.

We had an upstairs executive ocean front room with stunning sea views. The balcony to take in the view and enjoy the fresh sea air while having a glass to relax after a day of travelling is well worth the slight extra. The room had king size bed, writing desk, and a dining setting for two.

Ceduna is a major stopover for those heading West to WA (or East from WA) and is one of the last (or first) stops in SA. As a regional centre it has all you need and the hotel is perfectly placed on the foreshore. It is a beautiful outlook and sunset over the bay is worth the wait. Food in the bistro is good The hotel car park is in a secure compound -adjacent to the caravan park. Accommodation was surprisingly quiet and well maintained.

Stayed for one night in March 2023. Dated but clean and comfortable rooms. Good shower and hot water. Ate in the restaurant - good meals and service. Had a good continental breakfast included in the room tariff. Secure parking behind locked gates. Nice location on the foreshore.

After a long couple of days, on the motorbike from Perth, we were looking forward to a bit of luxury at the Hotel. Arrived just before 2 pm and was famished as didn’t have lunch. Went into the restaurant and asked for a menu then to be told the chef had gone home and we were unable to order, even telling them we were soon to be guests etc but to no avail so rode up the st and we were well catered for at the Blue Dolphin that I highly recommend if you are caught in a similar situation. Went back to the hotel and checked in, unpacked the bike and took our luggage up to our anticipated Kig suite with balcony and sea views, opened the door to drawn curtains, a dark room with empty water bottles Omar the bedside, bed unmade, tea and empty milk pods by the dresser, simply a huge kick in the guts let down. Back to reception I went and explained the horror, with a meh attitude and no immediate apology, shock etc on her behalf. She rang the cleaner, explained the event however the cleaner was not prepared to come in etc !!!. After some time and room swapping we were given the room next door and thankfully it was in the a welcoming condition but one room to Kate, the balloon had burst. A nice room and balcony with a sunset worth remembering. Dinner was another disaster we’re we had bare started in drinks having already ordered, when they came out, I had the butter chicken with roti, warm at best and roti under cooked, my partner had the pie which seemed microwaved as had Cary heats throughout and barely enough mash, desert I had to chase up having waited over 15 minutes and again disappointed and left unfinished, sad overall which was a stay that we were looking forward to

We have stayed previously on a road trip across the country in 2019. A return visit this year didn’t disappoint. We always book at King Room. Very comfortable with all the amenities we need plus a balcony to watch the sunset over Murat Bay. The bistro is excellent for dinner and breakfast . Would recommend staying at Ceduna Foreshore to everyone- we always stay 2 nights before heading across the Nullabor.

I ate dinner there & it was an awesome meal (king George whiting) and great view, however as a woman travelling alone, there seemed to be an over-abundance of middle-aged men who like to make suggestive comments, therefore I ate and left as soon as possible, in the space of an hour I was harassed by at least 4 groups of men.