4-Star Hotels in Perth

This trip to Perth, I stayed in three hotels in total, and this one for 5 days was my favorite and offered the best value for money. The room wasn't huge, but it felt spacious. The staff were very polite. Initially, I thought they only provided two bottles of water daily, but then I found a card in the bathroom stating that guests could refill water on the first floor! We just didn't notice it earlier. There are many delicious and affordable restaurants nearby, and some beautiful buildings too. Plus, the free Red Cat bus to the city center is conveniently close. I would definitely recommend this hotel to friends.

It was a very impulsive decision to stay in Perth and book a hotel room. We were in the Elizabeth Quay area and wanted to stay in a nice hotel. I'm Glad I decided to stay at the double tree. We were looked after exceptionally well by Leon at the reception. The room was very nice and the view was amazing. For the price, it will definitely be my ”go to” when staying in the city

I arrived after 10 PM and completely overlooked the fact that I needed to inform the hotel in advance. I was worried I wouldn't be able to check in, but thankfully, after calling the hotel, I successfully received my room key. **⚠️A word of caution for those arriving after 10 PM⚠️** When I tried to walk to the hotel from the nearby bus stop shown on Google Maps, I unexpectedly encountered the famous stairs! If you're considering staying here, definitely check them out beforehand. They're quite a workout! 😂 However, the room itself was clean and comfortable, making for a pleasant stay!

Really enjoyed the hotel, we booked here as we had stayed at the vibe hotel in Adelaide . All very good except , breakfast in Perth advertises fruit juice it’s not it’s a surgery drink, yuk !! We were. Checked by a lovely lady, all good until I turned the lights on in the bathroom, lights were flashing, like strobe lights. Maintenance man came and said need an electrician which could be a few days., the lady who checked us in said we could change rooms , we decided to do so but went out for a walk first. On our return she was off duty and a male who was on was very rude he kept Insisting we didn’t need to change rooms the flashing light could be switched off as on a separate switch. I suggested the flashing lights could cause an epileptic fit. He kept insisting all the rooms had the same fault and he would take us to the room to show us how to get round the problem. I insisted on changing rooms because I could turn the wrong g light on in the dark. He then found a room but said he would go and check the room to see if that had flashing lights. We changed rooms but it was unpleasant and uncalled for , not good customer service!!! And spoiled our stay , after that if he was on reception we avoided him.all other staff were fabulous.

The location is good. Super close to Hay Street shopping centre. A bit of a walk from Perth train station but its doable (8 mins). The staff are all very friendly and nice. I really love how friendly they are when they interact. The facility itself: building is old, I can hear a creaking sound when I walk. They provide very basic toiletries such as shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap and shower cap; that's it. The room size is okay. I mean bigger than my Sydney hotel but way smaller than my Melbourne hotel. I honestly think its pricey for the kind of amenities and room that you get.

The room was comfortable and clean, but the kitchen area was a bit dark. It would be much better if there was an extra light there. The location is very close to the station, and there's a free Cat bus downstairs, which makes getting around very convenient.

I really liked the apartment; it has everything for a comfortable stay. The kitchen is well-equipped, with a dishwasher and oven. The washer and dryer are also a plus. It's very cozy and bright. However, the TVs are really old, only the TV, and the key card is constantly stuck. This is annoying in the elevator because you have to constantly insert it; it would be easier to just tap it. Sometimes the staff ignored my requests and didn't bring me what I wanted. The nearest store is at least a 15-minute walk away. It's a bit confusing at first, but after a few days you get used to it. Overall, I'm happy with my stay.

The hotel room facilities are mostly very old. My room didn't have the floor lamp that was supposed to be on the windowsill, making the whole room very dim. The worst part was the shower head; the water pressure was so low that it took me about 40 minutes to take a single shower.

I had a great experience staying here before, so I booked again. This time, I arrived at the hotel late at night after a tiring flight. The front desk initially said they couldn't find my reservation. After searching for half an hour, they said they found it but claimed I had already checked in. I told them I was right there and hadn't checked in yet. They then spent another twenty minutes verifying. During all this, I contacted Trip.com customer service, who were very responsive and helpful; an agent quickly reached out to the hotel. However, the hotel staff were incredibly slow and inefficient. The whole check-in process took nearly an hour. It was a stark contrast to my previous, much better experience. Furthermore, on my last stay, they provided a full set of disposable amenities, but this time, there weren't even disposable slippers. I was just too tired in the middle of the night to bother looking for another hotel. Honestly, this service experience was really disappointing. The environment is actually good, and the location is right next to UWA. Getting to the city takes about ten minutes by taxi. Kudos to Trip.com's customer service; they were efficient even late at night and had an excellent attitude in resolving the issue!

I took my elderly parents on a trip to Western Australia, so a good hotel was a must! This place was the best value for money after all my research, highly recommend it to everyone heading to Australia – it's just so laid-back and free-spirited there!