Hotels in Perth

Best places to stay in Perth

Perth is home to many expats, immigrants and Aussies alike. Thanks to the strength of Western Australia’s economy, the city offers plenty of local amenities, hotels and attractions. No matter where you come from, you will find Perth to be an exciting getaway. The metro area alone spans 140 km in a north-south direction, and it is just 50 km from the water.

Central Business District

Perth is one of the largest cities of Western Australia. In the central business district (CBD), you have 3 freeways, public transportation and the main streets are all walkable. The CBD is predominantly commercial, and here you will find major hotel chains as well as some of the major companies of the country. Stay at the Crowne Plaza Perth, which is located on Terrace Road and close to the water. You also have the Parmelia Hilton Perth, which is a home base in the CBD for business and leisure travel.

West Perth

West Perth is part of the inner suburbs of the city and here you have a mixture of residential and commercial buildings. Notable areas of West Perth include the Harbour Town factory outlets and the Perth Arena. For hotels in Perth on the western side, try the Sage Hotel West Perth or the Quest West Perth.

Northbridge

Northbridge is an inner suburb of Perth. It includes the Fremantle and Perth railways. The rails in the area are under construction as the city plans to create a better link between the two. Northbridge is an ethnic precinct of Perth and you have a few unique eateries in the area to enjoy. It is also home to Perth’s hippest nightlife venues. Stay at the boutique Alex Hotel or try out the Four Points by Sheraton Perth.

East Perth

East Perth sits alongside the CBD and is an inner suburb. The Swan River borders the district and you have quick access to the East Perth railway stations and highways. Stay along the water on Royal Street at The Sebel East Perth, which offers flat-style accommodations.

Crawley

Crawley is mostly residential, but it is close to the oldest university of the city, University of Western Australia. Tourists typically come to this area for the Royal Perth Yacht Club and Crawley Edge Boatshed, also known as the Blue Boat House. Hotels are not as plentiful here, but you do have options like the regal Trinity on Hampden, which offers air-conditioned rooms close to the waterfront.

Cheap hotels in Perth

Cheap hotels in Perth are easy to find, especially in the CBD and near the university. Travellers come to Perth frequently for business; therefore, you will notice that business accommodations and hostels are the most affordable. The Pensione Hotel Perth is designed for business travellers and located in the Perth CBD. You also have the Comfort Inn & Suites Goodearth Perth with hotel rooms and apartment-style suites. Lastly, you can try the Quality Hotel Ambassador Perth on Adelaide Terrace. It is close to the Perth CBD and just a short walk to Swan River with all the dining, shopping and nightlife you could dream of on your holiday in Perth.

Perth has everything from sightseeing to wildlife to explore. It is also the ideal location if you want to learn about Aboriginal culture. Perth is a good base too if you want to explore other cities of Australia, and as a vibrant city centre, Perth is one of those areas where you can stroll around and find hidden gems throughout the city.

• The panoramic views of the city are best from Kings Park. As one of the largest parks in the world, and a main attraction for the city, it is a perfect place for a picnic, jog or just an afternoon of sightseeing.
• In Perth, visit Rottnest Island. This gorgeous location is known for the perfect, white sandy beaches and clear waters for snorkelling, sunbathing and swimming. You are sure to be camera-happy because of the breathtaking views.
• Fremantle is a small town that is a quick jaunt from Perth, and one you must visit. Here you can find local breweries, food carts, cafes and art festivals. There are a few Perth cruises that take you out to Fremantle and run along the Swan River.
• Taste the creations of Australia’s oldest wine region in Swan Valley. Not only will you discover delicious Aussie original wines, but cafés and handcrafted beer too. Swan Valley has artists’ works on display all year so you can pick up unique pieces to take home.
• Relax at Rockingham and Mandurah, the dolphin playgrounds where you have kayaking, boating, fishing, swimming and a chance to swim among the sea lions. Visit the penguins at Penguin Island while you are there too.
• Take the children to Perth Zoo and see the kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, dingoes and more.
• Take the archway to the Enrolled Pensioner Guards Barracks, which were constructed in 1863. The Barracks were used to house the guards, and while the barracks were destroyed, the archway is a reminder of the history of the area.
• Take a tour of the Perth Mint. Established in 1899, it is the country’s oldest mint still in operation and available for tours.

How long do people stay in Perth?

On average, people stay in Perth for a total of 2 nights.

How much does a hotel cost in Perth?

The cost of a hotel room in Perth will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $110 per night.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Perth?

The cheapest month to book a hotel in Perth is June. The cost of your room could be as much as 34% cheaper than in peak months.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Perth?

The cost of a Perth hotel room will vary for each day, but generally Saturday works out the most economical, with Wednesday proving the least economical.

How much does a hostel in Perth cost?

Perth Hostels typically cost in the region of $38 a night for each person. This price is taken from hostels and hotels with a 2 star or below rating. Hostels are very economical and come out on average $72 cheaper than the average price of a hotel in Perth.