New in 2018, Doubletree By Hilton Perth Northbridge is located in the cultural, dining and entertainment hub in Perth city and welcomes guests with its signature, warm DoubleTree chocolate chip cookie...
It was in a great location and it’s super easy to navigate
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center, The Westin Perth is in a prime location in the heart of Perth, ideally located 656 feet from Perth Concert Hall and 984 feet from the city's...
Club was fabulous . Great 3 day celebration stay .
Staying at Crown Towers Perth is an indulgent experience, with its expansive lagoon pools, unparalleled city views, luxurious spa facilities, state-of-the-art fitness center and high-end boutiques.
Located in Perth, 1 mi from Perth Convention and Exhibition Center, Holiday Inn West Perth features air-conditioned accommodations and a fitness center.
Everything the staff the politeness the friendliest
Located in Perth CBD, Alex Hotel features free WiFi and an onsite bar and restaurant. Guests can enjoy a drink and relax on the rooftop terrace, which offers beautiful views of the city.
Lovely staff , cute hotel . So warm and inviting .
Great Southern Hotel Perth is located just a 10-minute walk from Northbridge, the main cultural and entertainment precinct of Perth, and only a few minutes' walk from Perth CBD (Central Business...
Clean, great price, close to Perth, cheap parking.
Conveniently located just minutes from Perth Airport’s Domestic Terminal and 15 minutes’ drive from Perth CBD (Central Business District), ibis Budget Perth Airport offers free WiFi throughout the...
Good location for early flight out of Perth Airport
Metro Hotel Perth offers stylish and spacious accommodations, with most rooms enjoying panoramic views of the Swan River and Perth city. Facilities include restaurant and bar.
Loved the easy access and the very friendly staff.
Attractively located in the center of Perth, Quay Perth has air-conditioned rooms, a terrace, free WiFi and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Excellent breakfast and dinner and terrific service
Club Wyndham Perth, Trademark Collection by Wyndham is located in West Perth, just 10 minutes' drive from the city center. It combines impressive architecture with stylish accommodations.
Quiet location and fresh air through opening window
Offering free WiFi, City Quarters on Brewer is just a 4-minute drive from the Swan River. The property is a 10-minute walk from Perth CBD (Central Business District).
Location, easy to find, public transport close by.
Located in Perth CBD (Central Business District), the 5-star Duxton Hotel Perth offers luxury rooms in a great location. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, fitness center and outdoor swimming pool.
Lovely room with river view
Received a room upgrade
Located in the heart of the City, Parmelia Hilton Perth has recently undergone a $148 ft renovation including all guest rooms, lobby, halls, restaurant, and the addition of a luxurious Executive...
Staff really accommodated our family and were lovely
Built in 1841, the historic Rose & Crown Hotel features free Wi-Fi, 3 restaurants and a bar. Surrounded by shops and cafés on leafy Swan Street, it offers rooms with a flat-screen TV.
We always stay here... it's a relaxing and no fuss stay
Located in the heart of Perth CBD (Central Business District), opposite a *FREE* city bus stop, a block from Perth Train Station and 7.5 mi from Perth Airport, Holiday Inn Perth City Center is an...
Beautiful and kid friendly
Very comfortable for a family
InterContinental Perth City Center, an IHG Hotel offers accommodations within the King Street precinct of Perth's CBD and just 1969 ft from Elizabeth Quay.
All staff were helpful and friendly. Value for money.
Positioned in the heart of Perth CBD (Central Business District), The Melbourne Hotel offers 5 dining options, including a rooftop bar, Aurora.
Good location for our needs. Friendly staff too amenities
FAQs about hotels in Perth
On average, 3-star hotels in Perth cost $122 per night, and 4-star hotels in Perth are $147 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Perth can be found for $253 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Perth this weekend is $132 or, for a 4-star hotel, $183. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Perth for this weekend cost around $327 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $137 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Perth for tonight. You'll pay around $181 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Perth will cost around $303, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Sun-drenched and laid-back, Perth is simply a joy to be in. However, the West Australian capital does have tourist attractions, such as the Colonial-era mint, important in the country’s gold industry. East is the WACA, a must-see for cricket fans, and the city is also mad for Aussie Rules football.
The city center has the historic Government House and Supreme Court, both dwarfed by the ultra-modern skyscrapers a few streets behind. The best skyline view is from leafy King’s Park, near the War Memorial overlooking the Swan River below, named after its black swans. Across the river in Perth Zoo are more native animals including koalas, crocodiles and free-hopping kangaroos.
Boats to the zoo leave from the Barrack Street jetty by a sail-shaped bell tower. Other day trips from Perth include Rottnest Island and Fremantle, down the river in the opposite direction from Perth Airport.
The apartments, B&Bs and hotels in Perth are spread all over this fantastic city, interspersed with restaurants serving specialties such as western rock lobster and chili mussels. There are also a wealth of bars, many playing the indie music that the city is known for. Local brews from Swan Brewery and wines from the Swan Valley vineyards round off the evening.
Perth is a great city, plenty to do and see. We spent hours just wandering.
Visited all the Museums and galleries , the Mint and dont forget a day trip to Rottnest Island. The Cat bus System was a real bonus to get around.
Would love to go again
Anna
Australia
Scored 10
10
Perth is a delightful city!
Perth is a delightful city! There are lots of places to see and many experiences to enjoy. Do check out Bell Tower, Matagarup Bridge, Perth Mint, Kings Park and Botanical Gardens. Rac Arena, Optus Stadium, His Majesty's Theatre are places where concerts and shows happen. Check them out too
abhilash
India
Scored 10
10
A week in Perth allows you time to see all the attractions.
A week in Perth allows you time to see all the attractions.
Free city buses a great way to get around.
Perth trains are also very easy to use and economical.
Rottnest Island was very busy on the weekend, but it was the best weather day of our trip. Look for the discount codes on visitor brochures before booking trips as generally 20% discounts offered at booking station.
Ugly duckling winery in Swan valley had great cheese platter, good wine and pleasant surrounds, and live music on weekends.
Perth Mint was worth the visit.
Peter
Australia
Scored 4.0
4.0
how rude that for such short term just sight seeing tripper...
how rude that for such short term just sight seeing tripper to check normality by the officer of the country entering , i am bit surprised that they checked the entire content of my suit case, and ask several question over and over again and let me wait for 5 min for nonsense, (there were another person who are same as me let him wait, Never knew he could enter this country afterward) even already done the ETA that was not free. i am not talking about hotel, but airport. plus, chose some wrong restaurant even if i found goodness in google map info,(was my fault anyway). the hotel , especially bath room was nice, but no window.
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
I was working everyday so did not see much of the city apart...
I was working everyday so did not see much of the city apart from a long walk on Saturday before I left. Most of my time was spent on the UWA campus which is a gracious mix of architecture and gardens.
Diane
Scored 8.0
8.0
Worthwhile jumping on an early morning ferry to South Perth...
Worthwhile jumping on an early morning ferry to South Perth to catch the sunrise over the river and city, there is also a great sunrise from Kings Park.
The Elizabeth Quay area has grown over the last few years and offers some great accomodation, bars and restaurants. A safer alternative than Northbridge or Murray St.
The whole visit experience was first-class. The lady looking after my booking was delightful and a relaxing checkin.
The outstanding aspect was the ability to feel like it was my second home - grab a coffee, grab an (awesome) croissant, sit and read from the vast and interesting library - overall a terrific modern, relaxing small hotel.
Highly recommended, and if I was to visit Perth city again, my first choice…
My room - whilst small, was more than adequate and I slept very well.
The hosts were responsive and thoughtful. The apartment was well stocked with everything one would need for a comfortable stay. Bath towels provided were thick and fluffy (5 star hotel quality). A big plus that parking is provided.
Netflix was a hit with the kids. They loved the place so much they wished the stay didn’t need to end. Thanks to the hosts for the welcoming stay and we will definitely be back next time when we are back in Perth.
Clean and well presented, plus great price for arguably the best room/view in the building. Staff were exceptionally helpful. We found ourselves stranded in Perth after a previous booking (at a different hotel) through a different agent was cancelled without our knowledge. Staff at All Suites were understanding and helpful when I rang to check our booking was indeed confirmed. Room was clean and adequate.
The hotel was in a really good location for us to explore Perth and do what we wanted to do.
Basic and spacious room with clean facilities. Excellent value for money in my opinion really. Staff were also lovely.
The breakfast was really good, the chef had plenty of options including gluten free options
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