We recommend you call ahead to book on 98411466 or send us a message.
Our venue has a COVID-Safe Plan in place and all staff members have successfully completed the WA state governments mandatory COVID Health and Hygiene Training course.
STAY – EAT – DRINK – CHAT – WORK
Comfortable for 3 to 4 persons, all motel rooms have a queen size bed, generous ensuite bathroom, air-conditioning, black-out curtains, dry kitchen, work station with good lighting & fast WiFi, free off-street parking. With Foxtel Sports Bar. Late Midday check-out available for $50 – Motel rooms.
Modernised boutique hotel accommodation for up to 4 persons with communal bathrooms. Some have amazing bay views! All have high quality bedding and linen, fresh towels, fast WiFi and free off-street parking. Late Midday check-out available for $25 – All Hotel rooms.
Six Degrees Bar and Restaurant
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Round two is here. The Albany Shantymen return to Six Degrees Albany on Tuesday 17 March, bringing big voices, bigger laughs and the kind of full-room singalongs that have become their trademark. After a roaring first session this month, the
Booming harmonies. Raucous singalongs. Pints raised high. The Albany Shantymen return to Six Degrees Albany on Tuesday 3 March for a night of traditional sea shanties, crowd favourites and full-voiced camaraderie and it’s completely free. If you’ve experienced a Shantymen
When it comes to live music in Albany, Dig The Dust aren’t just another name on the lineup they’re part of the fabric of the local scene. On Friday 20 March, Dig The Dust return to the Goldroom at Six
Located in central Albany on the historical Stirling Terrace boulevard with 180º views across Princess Royal Harbour (King George Sound), the grand old Royal George Hotel has been carefully modernised to retain its historical character & charm.
Hotel Licence
Licensee: Aspire Restaurant Pty Ltd T/A Six Degrees of Separation
60-70 Stirling Terrace, Albany WA 6330
Phone: 08 9841 1466
WARNING:
Under the Liquor Control Act 1988, is it an offence:
To sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises; or
For a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises.
