Six Degrees Boutique Hotel

This is perhaps the furthest thing from a boutique hotel you could possibly imagine. Very basic very small rooms. The room and shared areas were not particularly clean, no lift and awkward stairs for suitcases. Shared bathroom facilities inadequate and very tired, toilet latches broken. Very poor sound insulation in the room. Shower doesn't work properly. Stay elsewhere if you can.

This is a find. Small boutique hotel in historic building. Small rooms with shared bathroom, but very comfortable and spotlessly clean. Fuss free check in, harbour views, central location, two excellent eateries nearby, lots of ambience. Love it

Six Degrees is inside a centrally located historic Albany hotel. I chose the low priced ‘shoebox’ room on a week night and was impressed with the size, comfort and cleanliness. Shared bathroom facilities were close by and impressively clean with plenty of hot water and quality white towels. Inside the room were plenty of towels and a comfy bed and pillows as well as a small fridge and locker for storage. The hotel was quiet overnight. My window faced the rear of the property. Parking was on the street close to the front door. Security into the building and my room was very good. Check in and out were easy and quick. Highly recommended for a well located short stay in Albany.

Enjoyed our lunch here. Had the Albany NY burger and the Katsu Chicken. Burger was very tasty and my husband enjoyed his salad. Atmosphere was relaxed. So much better for lunch and far more welcoming than the place a couple of doors down. Would come back.

I have absolutely loved my stay at 6 Degrees. The location is absolutely perfect for walking into the main street and my room has views of the harbour. The room has everything I need with an amazing soft queen size bed, small fridge, tv, chair and wardrobe. There have been bands playing downstairs on all 3 nights of my stay but being on the 2nd floor I didn’t hear a thing. Love being able to pop downstairs for a meal or drink and feel I’m around people as I’m travelling solo. Yea and coffee station on both floors with a microwave and ironing board available to use on the first floor. Shared bathroom facilities but they are clean. Would highly recommend staying here.

We selected this hotel due to its proximity to the coach terminal. It is closer to the marina than uphill to the centre of town, which suited us well, especially since we arrived in pouring rain. We stayed in the quiet motel part and paid what in hindsight and compared to other hotels/motels we stayed at seemed too high a price ($144/night). Our room was large and had all the basic amenities except for hair shampoo. All we got was a tiny piece of soap each. Although everything else was there, the room lacked a feel of comfort. Still, if you are only in town for a night or two you could probably do worse. As mentioned, the hotel is fairly close to the pretty marina (if you want to go whale watching), and the flash-looking entertainment centre is on the way there as well, although during winter you won't find much to entertain you. There is a large IGA nearby, and also a few restaurants. We can recommend an Indian one just out the back door. If you don't have a car, the rest of town including the visitor information centre is a bit of a walk away. It is also quite a long walk out to the interesting Museum of the Great Southern. There were not many visitors in town while we were there, and no tours were operating during the one full day we had. So we ended up hiring a taxi at a fixed hourly rate and went out to Torndirrup National Park, which was money well spent, particularly since the rain had stopped. We didn't have any issues with check-in and check-out and could also leave our luggage for a couple of hours. So all in all it was not a bad stay, but the accommodation was not quite value for money.