Great location, right in the heart of Fremantle. We didn’t use our car for the 2 ½ days we stayed here. About 6 - 7 minutes to walk to the ferry terminals if heading to Rottnest, and about 5 - 6 minutes to walk to most of the good pubs and restaurants in Fremantle. Katrina greeted us on our arrival (a first for us at an Airbnb), explained where everything was and made sure we had her contact details if we needed anything. She also had a folder inside with general information about the apartment, instruction manuals for everything in the place, and menus for a few local places. There’s off-street parking for one car, though the common driveway is open as a public thoroughfare during the day. Katrina provided a thoughtful starter supply of breakfast cereal, milk, instant coffee, fruit, raisin toast and butter! And for lovers of real coffee, the kitchen had a cafetera! The kitchen had crockery, cutlery, glasses and basic utensils, and some pots and pans, along with provisions like foil, cling wrap and baking paper. There’s heaps of storage space, with wardrobes in the two bedrooms, ample living room and two good-sized bathrooms. The stairs from the ground to first floor are narrow, and will only fit one adult at a time. The circular staircase from the first to second floor is very tight and has to be navigated carefully, especially coming down! Something to keep in mind if you have mobility restrictions. The upstairs bathroom is quite new and modern. The downstairs bathroom is not as new, but is roomy, albeit only with storage in a cabinet mirror. The dual towel rail is not big enough to hold towels *and* handtowels, so in winter it could be difficult to get all your towelling dry unless you also use the available clothes horse. The place is quiet and the only noise we heard was from folks out in the street in the later hours of a Saturday night. Apart from that rare aberation, we remained undisturbed for our time there. The floors do squeak a bit though, which is probably unavoidable in a place this old. But it does mean if someone is moving up and down the stairs or walking around the first or second floor, anyone sleeping might hear it. Probably only a problem if there’s a night-owl amongst your group, but something to be aware of. The front gate has a key-only lock (no snib) as does the front door, so you need to lock one or the other if you want to be confident someone can’t stroll in from the street. The place was clean and well-presented on arrival, and there were brooms and dustpans available to keep things nice while you’re there. The WiFi internet was very fast and reached the whole apartment, and kept our son happy (when we let him use it). There’s a medium sized flat-panel TV (though we didn’t use it), and books and magazines around...