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Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough
Rendezvous Hotel is 25 minutes’ drive from the Perth city center, and 40 minutes’ drive from Perth Airport. Hillarys Boat Harbor is a 15-minute drive away.
Novotel Perth Murray Street
Located conveniently in the center of Perth, Novotel Perth Murray Street has free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Great Southern Hotel Perth
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...
Crown Metropol Perth
Located on the banks of the Swan River overlooking the Perth city skyline, Crown Metropol Perth offers accommodations which is a 15-minute drive from Perth’s International and Domestic Airports.
ibis Perth
Located in the heart of Perth CBD (Central Business District), the Ibis Hotel sits just 984 ft from the Murray and Hay Street shopping malls, offers a trendy bar with live music and modern rooms with...
Oaks Perth Hotel
Located in the heart of the city, Oaks Perth Hotel provides the perfect base to explore vibrant Perth.
Doubletree By Hilton Perth Northbridge
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...
Pan Pacific Perth
Pan Pacific Perth is located in the Perth CBD, near the Swan River. Offering a large selection of guest rooms and suites, the hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
Rydges Perth Kings Square
Rydges Perth Kings Square brings Perth to you – in close proximity to Perth CBD and RAC Arena, you’re just minutes away from everything.
Novotel Perth Langley
Novotel Perth Langley is located in Perth’s CBD, overlooking Langley Park and the Swan River, a short walk from Perth railway station, Elizabeth Quay and some of the best attractions, shopping and...
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Serene as the Swan
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.
What Guests Said About Perth:
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A very interesting city.
A very interesting city. For me, this is a completely different Australia. It is very easy to move around the city. I definitely recommend visiting the excursions: Starry Sky in the Desert and Stone Wave. You will pass through deserts, forests and wheat fields. You will see small historic and interesting towns. It's worth it.ValentynaUkraine - Scored 8.08.0
Having had 14 days in Busselton we had 3 days in Perth, for...
Having had 14 days in Busselton we had 3 days in Perth, for the children to visit the Zoo, AQWA, Bennett Brook Railway, Whiteman, and Caversham Park. Due to my son requiring to return for work my usual stay of 6 weeks wasn't possible. BEST points. Swan River, Kings Park, Hyde Park, and Caversham Park. WORST points, the high-rise concrete and glass of the CBD and its growth since 1999 into other areas and the green plastic cactus.AAnonymous - Scored 1010
I was visiting Perth from Geraldton.
I was visiting Perth from Geraldton. The abundance of cafes, coffee shops, small restaurants and other eateries is amazing. The downside to Perth is the traffic (compared to our country town), but is still better than Sydney, Melbourne, and probably Brisbane from what I remember.RRollyAustralia - Scored 1010
I live in Perth so my view may be little bias, we had a "...
I live in Perth so my view may be little bias, we had a "staycay" at the Adina for a conference we went to at the PCEC just across the road. My favourite places to visit are Elizabeth quay especially during the summer with the children, they can splash in water fountain there and there is a nice cafe on the Island. I also like going to the Cultural centre, Kings Park and wellington square. to name few places, there are also many nice beaches around and perth foreshore is nice to walk along as well, While we were staying at the Adina we ate at Nando's, the Dome Cafe on St George's Terrace and we also did a small food shop and cooked out own food in the hotel room. the trains are buses are fairly realiable to get around within the city centre and to some of the other tourist areas like Mandurah and Fremantle and Joondalup. If using paid car travel I would either use DIDI or UBER these are MUCH cheaper that SWAN TAXI services I would avoid Northbridge on Friday Night after 1030pm as there are lots of night clubs and things there and this not really my thing.AmberAustralia - Scored 1010
Perth is a beautiful City.
Perth is a beautiful City. Easy to navigate & driving is not stressful, they have a great road system. So many beautiful parks and pathways along the Swan River. It just had a really layed back vibe.
NaomiAustralia - Scored 8.08.0
Small city but has lots of historical buildings and very...
Small city but has lots of historical buildings and very conveniently located with close proximity to Swan River and Valley. The public transport is very good, so are the street posts. We love the litter free state.AAnonymous
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- Scored 8.38.3Rated very goodVery Good · 3,613 reviewsIt’s very modern and clean looking. The location is perfect. Quite noisy at night as bars and a nightclub close by. So earplugs or aircon can drown it out. The pool area is lovely as is the bar area and coffee shop area which has indoor and outdoor seating. The buffet breakfast is very adequate although months on from our last visit both coffee machines still not working properly. All in all good price for a hotel that has all the same amenities and feel as some more expensive hotels we have stayed in , in Perth.
KarenAustralia - Scored 8.58.5Rated very goodVery Good · 2,162 reviewsFirst time travelling to Perth and wanted to stay somewhere central. We are thrilled at finding Quay.... it's a beautiful boutique hotel, gorgeous room with fabulous bath and views of the city. The breakfast included with our room far exceeded our expectations and the coffee was also 👌👌👌👌 We loved everything about this hotel and booked in for 3 more nights at the end of our Perth trip!!!elizabethAustralia
- From $207.46 per nightScored 7.87.8Rated goodGood · 2,410 reviewsThe room is spacious and very comfortable for the 4 of us. Everything is within walking distance (near Perth Station, Perth Underground). The location of this hotel is very strategic. The front desk manager (Vivian if not mistaken) is very amiable.
AZILAZURAMalaysia - From $165.16 per nightScored 8.38.3Rated very goodVery Good · 1,135 reviewsVery nice hotel, in the centre of Perth and with a cool bar/café just downstairs where we can have a free welcome drink. The bed was very confortable and the shower spacious, quiet hotel too for a good sleepSofiaItaly
- From $207.46 per nightScored 8.08.0Rated very goodVery Good · 1,886 reviewsFrasers has the most affordable 5star excellent hotel in Perth City. One which the staff are still very helpful with good customer service.
SusanAustralia
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