Wubin Hotel Motel

Established in 1937, the Wubin Hotel Motel is a historic establishment located in Wubin, Western Australia. The hotel offers 13 motel units, each equipped with an ensuite bathroom, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, television, and air conditioning. Guests can enjoy meals from 6 to 8 pm, with the hotel renowned for its wood-fired pizzas made on-site. Adjacent to the hotel is the Wheat Bin Museum, showcasing vintage cars, farm machinery, and historic items from the district. The museum operates from June to October each year. Wubin is situated 290 km northeast of Perth in the Central Wheatbelt, serving as a gateway to the north and part of the wildflower route. The wildflower season begins in late July and peaks in August and September, offering displays of beautiful wattles and the sought-after Wreath Lechenaultia flowers. Other natural attractions include Wubin Rocks, Buntine Rock, and Mia Moon Reserve, all located near the hotel.