Regency Beach Club

Organised by Jasmine from Hollistic Hen, we had Villas 15A and 15B - group of 8 ladies celebrating a special birthday. The villas were amazing, so spacious and well appointed. I scored the main upstairs bedroom with ensuite and spa - so nice. There are 4 bedrooms in each villa so we had our own rooms. 3 bathrooms in each villa so no one has to wait. Balcony on each level overlooking manicured lawns. The whole resort is well set out so you don't feel you are on top of your neighbours. 2 carparks per villa. Nice pool (didn't use the gym). Friendly reception. Villas are not serviced during your stay so we had to top up on tea, coffee and almost ran out of toilet paper. No milk supplied so bring your own. Short walk in to town for shopping and cafes/restaurants. Resort is right on the beach, no roads to cross. Just a beautiful spot and we had the most wonderful weekend. We will be back.

We stayed at the Regency for a few days to finish off our lawn bowls season and what a great place to stay. The amenities were fabulous, close enough for us to walk everywhere. Rooms amazing and we all had our own bed and facilities to cater for anything we wanted was great. To top it off, one of us contracted Covid, so the Apartment of 5 left immediately to go home to isolate. Next day we received a message to say they would credit us with $500 to use at another time within the next two years. What a fabulous gesture. . Thank you Margaret . These things are what makes you want to go back there. We will certainly recommend the Regency to anyone wanting to stay in a beautiful setting, close to everything, in Dunsborough.

I’ve stayed here many times over the last 10 years. The houses are large and excellent for big groups but in recent years they’re really showing their age and the prices can’t be justified. Some of the houses are still excellent but others are still very expensive and don’t have basics like aircon in all rooms, decent coathangers, reasonably equipped kitchens etc. you’ll generally get 1 roll of toilet paper, 1 spare bin bag and a small bottle of shampoo - none of which is enough for a family sharing a house for a few days. For the prices you shouldn’t have to bring these items. You need to check all this detail before booking a house as every house is different. I’ve stayed in summer with no aircon in bedrooms and it’s unbearable and stayed in winter with no heating in bedrooms and it’s freezing. The wifi is also shocking and many houses have very basic TVs so you can’t rely on being able to watch anything if the wifi isn’t working. I really like the location and the grounds are always well kept but just ask a few questions before booking to make sure it suits your needs and is worth the money ($900/night for the cheaper houses in summer holidays). If they just did some general improvements to make sure the basics were in all houses the prices could be justified and it would be 10/10 every time

We stayed in house 24 and it wasn’t ideal. Bereft of anything except basic furniture. No drawers, chairs in rooms so if you stay a week you’ll be living out of a suitcase on the floor and two or three coat hangers if you are lucky. No salt and pepper, oil or any real basics that we’ve come to expect and enjoy from Airbnb’s. Revolting frypan all scratched and awful - cmon folks these are $25 at any department store! No cards, games, puzzles or anything like that. It was odd. Bring everything, not sure what you are paying for.