Caves House is the place to go during winter, with open fireplaces combined with local entertainment to enjoy with a favourite pub meal! Want to sit outside? There are undercover areas and gas heaters to keep the chill off while guests enjoy a drink and a meal, play a game of pool and relax while the friendly team looks after their needs.

opening hours
Open 7 days a week.
Breakfast 7.30-10am
Lunch 12pm-3pm
Dinner 5pm-8.30pm


Caves House Hotel Yallingup is a heritage listed building built in 1939. The builidng remains true to it's heritage with the building still in it's original form from 1939. Surrounded by 4.5 acres of heritage listed gardens it is a must see south west destination. The bar & resturant are open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, dinner - with an expansive al fresco space.

Ideally located just moments from the iconic Yallingup Beach, Caves House Hotel offers heritage-listed accommodation in a vibrant and welcoming setting. With live music, beautifully maintained heritage gardens, and easy access to the region's renowned attractions, it provides the perfect base from which to experience everything Yallingup has to offer.

Throughout the cooler months, Caves House is celebrated for its warm and inviting atmosphere. Crackling fireplaces, cosy interiors, and a carefully selected wine list create the perfect setting to relax, while the kitchen serves hearty, family-friendly pub favourites that showcase classic comfort dining.

As summer arrives, the hotel comes alive with long, sun-filled days and a lively social atmosphere. Guests can enjoy regular live music performances in the expansive beer garden, browse the popular Wednesday Twilight Markets, and savour a refreshed seasonal menu featuring local flavours. To make the experience even easier, The Wave complimentary shuttle bus operates on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings from 5.00 pm, allowing visitors and locals to enjoy the hotel's craft beers and extensive local wine selection without the worry of driving.

Rich in history, the heritage-listed hotel proudly celebrates the elegance of its 1938 Art Deco reconstruction while honouring its origins. Thoughtfully restored interiors, distinctive guest spaces, and curated displays of photographs and artefacts tell the story of the beloved "Grand Old Lady." Originally constructed in 1903 by the Government of Western Australia, Caves House was built to accommodate visitors exploring the newly opened Ngilgi Cave, becoming one of the region's most iconic landmarks.

Situated just a short stroll from the spectacular Ngilgi Cave and at the gateway to Western Australia's South West, Caves House Hotel offers an exceptional blend of history, hospitality, dining, entertainment, and natural beauty. Whether you're visiting for a relaxing getaway, a memorable meal, or to explore the region's many attractions, there is truly something for everyone. The team at Caves House Hotel looks forward to welcoming you.


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Reviews

Star 4.3 (2002 reviews) Google Maps
Stephen Adamson 10 November 2026

One of my favourite pubs in the world.

Alexander Petrovansky 10 November 2026

John H 10 November 2026

Always a very beautiful place to visit for any reason. The buildings are spectacular inside and out. The furnishings are in keeping with the era in which the building was constructed. The service we received from the staff was impeccable and we would highly recommend a visit for meals, drinks, entertainment or morning and afternoon tea.

Annabel Lundberg 07 November 2026

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful location. The food was excellent, and the wait staff worked hard, very creditable. My only suggestion is that there needed to be signs to direct patrons to the various areas. e.g. Reception is around the side of the building, we came across it by walking all around. Signage is needed. But the lovely old building and the superb gardens are first class. We attended for an event, so can't comment on the rooms.

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