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Dalwallinu is a quaint town in the wheatbelt however highly recommend Jenny's Bakehouse for fresh bakery goods and good coffee. the Steak sandwich at the Dali hotel was fabulous and HUGE and the Wheatbelt hotel does a great meal and is always a pleasant place to eat. If you are in need of something to remind you of the town, head to the craft place and pick up a piece of local art (hand painted cards etc) or for more commercial gifts go to Dilly Dally and see what they have in stock.

Rooms are nothing like the promotional photos, which show cosy light-filled rooms with an old-world charm. The property is old and noisy with basic facilities. No dining, no water tap in the dining area and no toilet paper on the shared bathroom when we stayed. The reluctance of the owner to address disruptive guests on the common area was the final straw for us. We experienced a tense uncomfortable night after a long day travelling. We wouldn’t stay again and would not recommend the property.

A welcoming country town. We arrived on the day of the Dally Show, which was a chance to meet the locals and discover more about the area. The guide at the Dalwallinu Discovery Centre was extremely helpful with advice about where to see local wildflowers on the next leg of our journey. We were late for dinner at The Old Convent but managed to get a table at the Dalwallinu Hotel - generous servings and good value for money.

We could choose to be completely private or to interact with others at our accommodation. Dalwallinu was very interesting with such a friendly atmosphere with locals stopping to chat with us and offer interesting information about the town and places to visit.