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1. COMO The Treasury
A 48-room five-star hotel inside Perth's restored 19th-century State Buildings, with a spa, indoor pool and the rooftop restaurant Wildflower.
View details — COMO The TreasuryChoosing where to stay in Perth depends on how you plan to spend your time. The city centre is the most convenient base for first-time visitors, with Elizabeth Quay, the Rottnest ferries and the free CAT buses on the doorstep. COMO The Treasury, in the restored State Buildings, is the most exclusive option, with just 48 rooms, a spa and the restaurant Wildflower, while QT Perth on Murray Street offers a design-led stay with a rooftop bar and The Melbourne Hotel, an 1897 landmark on Hay Street, combines heritage rooms with five bars and restaurants. Across the river in Burswood, Crown Towers Perth is a large resort hotel with pools and dozens of restaurants, close to Optus Stadium.
Northbridge suits those who want bars and restaurants nearby, and Alex Hotel on James Street is a stylish mid-range choice with a rooftop terrace. Fremantle is a good alternative base for a walkable port town, with the boutique Hougoumont Hotel near the cafe strip and Fremantle Prison YHA, where you can sleep in a former prison cell. To wake up by the beach on Rottnest Island, Samphire Rottnest sits on Thomson Bay. Book ahead for summer and school holidays, especially on the island.
8 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 hotels in Perth
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A 48-room five-star hotel inside Perth's restored 19th-century State Buildings, with a spa, indoor pool and the rooftop restaurant Wildflower.
View details — COMO The TreasuryHotel
Perth's largest hotel, a 500-room luxury tower on the Burswood riverside within the Crown entertainment complex, with pools, a spa and fine dining.
View details — Crown Towers PerthHotel
A 184-room design hotel on Murray Street in the city centre, with an industrial-luxe style, the Santini Grill and a popular rooftop bar.
View details — QT PerthHotel
A 74-room boutique hotel on James Street in Northbridge with architect-designed communal spaces, a rooftop terrace and the Shadow Bar and Kitchen downstairs.
View details — Alex HotelHotel
A compact boutique hotel in central Fremantle built with sea container construction, steps from the Market Street cafe strip and the markets.
View details — Hougoumont HotelHotel
An 80-room beachfront hotel on Thomson Bay, a short walk from Rottnest Island's main jetty, with a lagoon-style pool, cabanas and a South East Asian restaurant.
View details — Samphire RottnestHotel
A youth hostel in the former women's division of World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, where travellers can sleep in converted cells or private ensuite rooms.
View details — Fremantle Prison YHAHotel
A restored 1897 heritage hotel on the corner of Hay and Milligan Streets, reopened after a major redevelopment with 73 rooms and several bars and restaurants.
View details — The Melbourne Hotel