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Frank’s Folly, Mollymook

Our guests compliment us on the peacefulness of our surrounds, the decor and accommodation, our generous hospitality, and superb breakfasts. Indeed a “home away from home”.

Each suite comprises of 1 bedroom with ensuite and living room. Property situated adjacent to Mollymook Beach.

Accommodation Options

Rose Suite

Consisting of a queen bed and sofa lounge, this suite offers modern decor and ocean views. It provides its own ensuite and lounge. Suitable for up to 4 people.

Banksia Suite

This modern style suite provides a calm and comfortable stay with views overlooking the landscaped garden and ocean. It provides its own private ensuite and lounge. Suitable up to 5 people.

Website: www.shoalhaven.net.au/~margiem/

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