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Subiaco
1.8 miles from downtown
“Subi” is a classy place. Affluence is writ large here, with its well-heeled residents, the snazzy townhouses and a glut of gourmet restaurants. Start your day with a nutrient-rich brunch at Health Freak Café and pick out a shiny bauble in Rokeby Road’s jewellers. Then slum it with the Aussie Rules fans for a game at the Subiaco Oval!
Places to stay from $17 a night
West Perth
0.8 miles from downtown
The West isn’t that wild after all. Quiet West Perth is home to young professionals who commute into the city. You’ll see them pushing new-fangled prams or zooming towards Kings Park in a blur of logoed lycra. Tap into the contentment with a trip to Harbour Town Shopping Centre. Then head to Perth Observatory to contemplate the cosmos.
Places to stay from $52 a night
Perth Central Business District
In downtown
Money makes the world go round. And Perth’s “CBD” does its bit to keep the whole thing spinning. The city’s commercial capital is a whirl of taxi horns, suits and the “ker-ching” of cash registers. Splash your cash on King Street before sampling award-winning cakes at Jean Pierre Sancho. Cap it off with a cocktail at lofty rooftop bar The Aviary.
Places to stay from $8 a night
Cottesloe
6.8 miles from downtown
Cottesloe’s all about fun in the sun. With bodyboarding, beach cricket and good old sunbathing, “Cott Beach” is Perth’s go-to spot for seaside frolics. Set your alarm early and grab breakfast at Vans Café (pancakes with honeycomb butter are their speciality!). Stay till dusk to catch picture-postcard sunsets over the Indian Ocean. You little ripper!
Places to stay from $65 a night
Nature and urban life coexist in perfect harmony in Perth, the capital of Western Australia. This is where the Swan River flows into the southern Indian Ocean, passing skyscrapers, lively boardwalks, and beautiful parkland – all under a canopy of clear blue skies.
Kings Park—a huge, 1,000-acre greenspace—sits in the heart of the city, full of giant white trees, botanical gardens, and the State War Memorial that overlooks the rive named for its black swans. Across the river is Perth Zoo, home to more native animals like koalas, crocodiles, and kangaroos.
Perth’s main highlight is its surrounding natural beauty. From the flower-filled bushlands and the lush Swan Valley wine region to golden stretches like Cottesloe and Trigg Beaches, there are countless destinations for escaping the city's bustle.
Rottnest Island is right off the coast of Perth, a protected nature reserve with white-sand beaches, secluded coves, and wildlife like the quokka – a small, wallaby-like marsupial. The island is also popular with surfers who come to ride the waves in Strickland Bay. Spend a day or two taking the ferry from the port town of Fremantle, known for its Maritime Museum and 19th-century prison.
Back in Perth, you can find chic boutiques, galleries, pubs, and a large selection of laid-back restaurants in the Northbridge area.
Tonight
From $69 per night
This weekend
From $69 per night
Next weekend
From $74 per night
| Most popular time to visit | November-January |
| Cheapest time to visit | April-June |
| Local currency | AUD 10 = $6.65 |
| Language | English |
| Average weekend price | $116 per night |
| Average weekday price | $101 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Crown Casino Perth
2.2 miles from downtown
Stunning, uncrowded beaches.
March 21, 2020
Stunning, uncrowded beaches. A good variety of things to do - nature, wine, sights - although some, such as the Pinnacles are some way out of the city so a car is pretty much a must, but definitely worth a visit. Caversham Park is a great day out - our 2nd visit, but still very enjoyable and excellent for kids as they can interact with some of the animals and it's also really good value. We were disappointed with Penguin Island as there is little or no chance of seeing any penguins in the wild as they sleep through the day and the island closes before they get active - this should be made clear in their information, but isn't. ( The similar experience in Melbourne is far better. )We also felt it was expensive for what it offers.
Perth is a great place to visit.
March 15, 2020
Perth is a great place to visit. Active, friendly, everyone who lives there seems to really want to be there. Kings Park is for everyone. Fremantle is a must for architecture and lively life. Rottnest Island is a great day trip.
Perth has wonderful beaches, shops, parks and easy access to...
March 11, 2020
Perth has wonderful beaches, shops, parks and easy access to the bush. It is modern, clean and has excellent public transport which I have used for many years. Kings Park has stunning flora displays. Traffic on the many motorways can get hectic at times. People are very pleasant. Perth has grown into a medium size city and with that normally comes crime, but the sensible traveller will be safe - just heed local advice when you go.
Too many meth zombies nearby the hotel (not the hotels fault!
March 9, 2020
Too many meth zombies nearby the hotel (not the hotels fault! Just Perf Fings) the esplanade used to be a nice sunset/sunrise spot, didn't feel safe. The Grosvenor pub is a lovely and safe Sundowner venue 10/10. The Novotel on Langley is perfect for a central location for those wantings shops or casino
Great place plenty to do and see.
March 1, 2020
Great place plenty to do and see. Loads of good places to eat and have a drink. Easy access on the free city buses and plenty of boats trips on the Swan River. Plenty of open green spaces and parks. Very friendly people.
Great beaches 20' from the city center with great public...
February 6, 2020
Great beaches 20' from the city center with great public transport services ( although some bus drivers could be more friendly and customer service minded ... ) . We attented the national day and the fireworks, was just a lovely day we will remember for long !
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