The Mine Manager’s House was commissioned in 1898 by Herbert Hoover, the manager of the Sons of Gwalia gold mine at the time. Hoover would became the 31st President of the United States of America in 1929.
Staying in the beautiful restored historic home decorated in period style is a unique experience allowing you to step back in time.
Relax with a beverage of choice at the end of the day as sun sets on Mt Leonora. Take breakfast on the wide verandah or lawns, sit and take in the scenery, or watch the wedge tailed eagles that often soar over the open-cut mine.
Facilities
The original guest room in the house, the Maroon Room is finished in tones of maroon and pink. Smaller than the other rooms, this room has been presented in its traditional manner, with two large original wardrobes and a separate bathroom. Direct access to the verandah is through the original french doors.
The Gold Room with ensuite contains a queen and single bed, finished in tones of gold. This room also has french doors onto the verandah. Here outdoor settings provide a comfortable place to sit and enjoy the tranquility. Mt Leonora is visible through these doors as you wake.
Prices from
- $170 per night for 1 person | $190 per night for 2 people.
- Extra person (trundle bed) $25 per person per night.
Finished in tones of blue this room overlooks the rose garden, croquet lawn and the existing modern Sons of Gwalia open cut mine. Soak in the atmosphere of the antique brass double bed and many of the other original furniture pieces.
Prices from
- $170 per night for 1 person | $190 per night for 2 people.
- Extra person (trundle bed) $25 per person per night.