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Welcome to Admiral
Stirling Inn
Self-Contained
Accommodations
& Bookings
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with
Private Facilities
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Engine Room &
Under the Mainsail
Admiral Stirling Links
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Ahoy!
Admiral Stirling Inn
welcomes you aboard
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For accommodation
as wonderfully memorable as the rest of your Margaret River
adventure
Located in leafy surrounds on a lane in Margaret River town, Admiral
Stirling Inn is within walking distance of all
town's attractions and
riverside walk trails, and at the helm of a region renowned for its
sumptuous food and wine,
and magnificent natural beauty.
Admiral Stirling Inn has options for fully
self-contained accommodation
quarters for two to eight people, or
accommodations with private facilities of
differing configurations, for individuals to small families. There are
also
superb all-guest facilities of the
Engine Room and Under the
Mainsail.
Whether individual traveller, couple, twin-share, family or group, Admiral
Stirling Inn offers convenience, style
and value for money. Come, let
us welcome you aboard!
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Location
Admiral Stirling
Inn is within ahoy of all the attractions
of the Margaret River township,
including restaurants,
shops and river walk trails. No skipper is needed
where your sea legs will carry you.
Admiral Stirling Inn is located near the River's entrance
to town. On the
town side of the bridge, turn into the
first street, Higgins Street, and
then (first right) into
Ned Higgins Lane. Our Admiral Stirling Inn sign,
and
entrance, appear on the left just a few metres into the
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Introduction to
Admiral
Stirling
Befitting the
spirit of the place,
Admiral Stirling Inn is named after a man with
a sense of adventure.
James Stirling, son to a Scottish naval family, first
arrived on the shores
of Western Australia in 1826, as
Captain of the Success, at the behest of
the Governor
of New South Wales.
After briefly returning to London, where he
successfully advocated a
permanent settlement in
Western Australia, Stirling captained the Parmelia
to
proclaim and administer the colony in 1829, and was
appointed in 1831 as
Western Australia's (founding)
Governor.
Stirling was promoted to full Admiral in 1862.
He died three years later in
England.
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