We stayed for 2 nights (28/29 sept 2011) and found that the Grange had everything we needed. It is in a lovely spot just outside Denmark, the room was large and very comfortable (including the Bed), everything was spotless. The continental breakfast was more than enough for us and Jenny and Phil were excellent hosts. They recommended the Buddha Bar in Denmark as a good place to eat (about 5 mins by car) and they were not wrong - excellant food at very good prices. We would have no hesitation in staying here again.

This was one of the best B&B's that we stayed at during our trip to the south of WA.
We are at a complete loss to understand the comments made by the previous reviewers.
The location is fantastic, lovely spacious rooms, great breakfast, and incredibly lovely hosts that went out of their way to assist us with things to see and do, and where to eat etc.
We loved seeing the cows grazing in the back paddock, the port and chocolates each night were a lovely way to end our day.

Previous reviewers have rated the Grange highly. This demonstrates one of the weaknesses of Trip Adviser since we all have different needs and wants when it comes to accommodation. We were very disappointed to the extent that after moving in we immediately tried to find alternative accommodation - but nothing suitable was available.

Our disappointment centered on the sterile atmosphere provided for guest entertainment. The the guest lounge is spacious but has bulky pieces of leather furniture. The overall theme of decoration might be described as 'old English'. There is no TV or radio in the lounge and although there is s fireplace the hosts did not light it (it was winter), however there was a gas fire in the adjoining room. The TV in the bedrooms is 'postage stamp' size and, as an elderly couple, we could not see it clearly when in bed. There is no radio or clock the bedroom. We found the queen size bed a bit hard on our arthritic joints.

No complaints about the magnificent views or the attentiveness of our hosts. Jenny was very helpful and provided a radio for us in the guest lounge room after we explained that we missed the ABC music program.

A fully cooked breakfast costs extra which is a bit rich after a rate of $175 per night - after all it does advertise itself as a 'bed and breakfast'.

All in all - more attention to guest facilities and inclusion of a fully cooked breakfast in the room rate would work wonders.

From the moment we arrived to the moment we left we were made to feel so welcome. The Grange is set high up on the hills above Denmark and has stunning views from the veranda and is the perfect setting to watch the the vening fade away.
Jenny was also able to recommend somewhere good to eat and also gave us the insider knowledge of where to spot some wild kangaroos on the way, which we did and it was an amazing experience.
On returning from dinner there were some beautiful chocolates and home made biscuits for us to enjoy with a glass of complimentary port which was the perfect end to our evening.
Both my wife and I slept very well and in the morning enjoyed the extensive continental breakfast. I had a cooked breakfast too which was made with some great local produce and was very tasty.
We had a great stay and I would definately recomend staying here if you are visiting Southern Western Australia.