Albion Hotel, Cottesloe

The Albion Hotel, located on Stirling Highway in Cottesloe, Western Australia, is a historic establishment that has been operating since 1870. Originally known as Halfway House, it served as a resting point between Fremantle and Perth. Established by Thomas Briggs, the hotel has undergone various name changes and ownership throughout its long history. Notably, it was once intended to be part of a larger entertainment complex by Robert Napoleon Bullen, whose legacy lives on in the nearby Napoleon Street. Despite facing challenges, including a fire in 2016 that caused significant damage, the Albion Hotel remains a cherished landmark, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's rich history.