Step inside one of Pinjarra’s most historic and quietly unsettling locations…
The Exchange Hotel has stood for generations, witnessing tragedy, unrest, and unexplained occurrences tied to its long past. Reports from staff and visitors speak of unseen presences, shifting energy, and moments that cannot easily be explained.
Many believe the building holds onto its history—and that not everything has moved on.
Originally built in the 1860s as the residence of Dr Thomas Forrester Bedingfeld, the site became a hotel in 1871 when James Rummer Greenacre transferred his licence and established what is now known as The Exchange Hotel.
The name itself comes from a historic exchange of properties between the two — a place that has since passed through many hands, including Samuel Butterworth, Edward Reynolds, and Thomas Howe, who once described it as “the prettiest watering place in WA.”
Expanded, renovated, and lived in for generations — the building has been a home, a gathering place, and a bar for over 150 years.
Today, stories remain…
A figure seen standing in the upstairs hallway.
Shadows appearing where no one was present.
And even since reopening, unexplained encounters continue.
What begins as dinner… may not end that way.
Your evening begins with a 2-course dinner (drinks not included), where you will hear the history and accounts connected to the venue.
As the night unfolds, you will take part in a guided investigation, with guests split into small groups to explore different areas of the hotel.
What's included?
- 3-hour guided paranormal investigation
- Small group sessions across multiple areas
- Explore locations including: The Fell Bar, George Street Lounge, Doctors Lounge, Arrival Lounge (+ courtyard access, weather permitting)
- 2-course dinner included
- VIP Experience includes extended investigation time, access to additional areas where possible, and a more immersive and focused experience
Venue
Located in the heart of Pinjarra, The Exchange Hotel is a heritage building filled with character and history.
The venue features a mix of rooms, corridors, and older structural elements, creating an atmospheric setting for investigation.
Due to its heritage nature, expect uneven surfaces, confined areas, and low lighting throughout parts of the building.
Availability
Tour runs on selected dates.
| Date |
Saturday, 22 August, 2026 at 6:00 pm |
Sunday, 4 October, 2026 at 6:00 pm |
Availability is a guide only. Visit the tour operator's website for latest availability.
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