News Articles for Seashells Hospitality Group

Albany resort on ice

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A $5 million plan by tourism identity Paul King has been mothballed, with the developer citing “unworkable conditions”.

Albany tourist park approved

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Tourism identity Paul King is set to develop a $5 million, 24-bed tourist facility at Frenchman Bay.

Marketing shift as Perth opens for tourists

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SPECIAL REPORT: WA's tourism growth strategy is moving from finding supply to driving demand.

Fini hotels named WA's best

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The influence of Adrian Fini's hospitality dream team was celebrated last night, with the two latest ventures by the group that founded Little Creatures Brewing among the highlights at the Australian Hotels Association's 2016 accommodation awards.

Hotels adapt to changing market

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SPECIAL REPORT: Perth hotels have varied their marketing message to attract more of the leisure market, but new developments will present additional challenges.

Business as usual at Caves House

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Seashells Hospitality Group, the operator of Cave House Hotel and Seashells Yallingup say it will be business as usual during the sale of Caves House.

Seashells takes out heritage award

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Seashells Hospitality Group has taken out the 2008 Heritage Council Award for its restoration work on the Caves House Hotel in the South West.

Seashells develops business agenda

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Increasing construction and labour costs have failed to dampen the prospects of one of Western Australia's major hotel developers, Seashells Hospitality Group, which recently opened its fourth resort and is preparing to expand one of its existing resorts.

Family friendly plan for Caves House

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SEASHELLS Hospitality Group has acquired Yallingup's Caves House and will alter current redevelopment plans at the resort to cater for a family market.