Hotels in Perth

As one of the world’s most isolated capitals, Perth may be one of the country’s most remote cities, but it’s well worth the journey over there. Aside from its pristine beaches, unique wildlife and nearby wine regions, its accommodation options are certainly something to write home about.

Where to stay when you book a hotel in Perth

• Perth CBD: Whether you’re travelling for work or are wanting to tick off the classic Perth attractions, the CBD offers a central location for accommodation. It’s well connected to the rest of the city via public transport and offers plenty of hotel options.
• Fremantle: Known for its vibrant arts and food scene, Fremantle is one of Perth’s trendiest areas. It’s also a departure point for the Rottnest Island ferry, which is convenient if you’re hoping to spot a quokka.
• Scarborough: One of Perth’s most beautiful beaches is also home some great waterfront accommodations, so you can feel like you’re on a tropical holiday while still within a few kilometres of the city.
• Swan Valley: If you’re short on time, but want to experience the Western Australian wine scene, you may want to stay in Swan Valley. Just 30 minutes from the CBD, but home to more than 40 

Perth accommodation costs - how much should you expect to spend?

Prices will likely be higher during peak seasons like school holidays and through the Christmas and New Year’s period, but overall you should be able to find moderate, comfortable, private accommodation in Perth for around AU$150-AU$200 per night.

• Hostels and homestays: Expect to pay AU$30-AU$50 per night for a bed in a dorm room, and at least double for a private room. A few well-reviewed options include Hostel G Perth and Perth 5.
• Pub stays: For affordable private accommodation in a central location, pub stays are a great option, especially if you’re looking to spend less than AU$150 per night. A few well-reviewed options include Nightcap at Belgian Beer Cafe, The Melbourne Hotel and The Terrace Hotel
• Budget 2- to 3-star hotels: Simple-yet-clean accommodation that’s just outside the city centre can be a great way to save money without skimping on location. You should be able to find budget-friendly accommodation in the AU$125-AU$150 range. A few well-reviewed options include Baileys Parkside Motel and Comfort Inn & Suites Goodearth Perth.
• Moderate 3- to 4-star hotels: Centrally located in Perth CBD, these hotels are usually within walking distance to attractions and cost about AU$200-AU$300 per night. A few well-reviewed options include: Starwest Apartments Alderney on Hay, European Hotel and 
• Luxury 4- and 5-star hotels: The nicest hotels in the city, these upscale properties are home to world-class restaurants, relaxing spas and beautiful views. Prices start at about $400 per night. A few well-reviewed options include The Ritz-Carlton Perth, InterContinental Hotels Perth City Centre and the QT Perth.

Tips for finding a Perth hotel deal

Finding decent, cheap hotels on the West Coast is every Perth-bound traveller’s dream, and we're here to make it come true. Without digging too deep, you can find great deals on hotels in the city. Here’s now:

• Stay at hotels on the city fringe, and not right at in Perth CBD or directly on the beach. If you don't mind a bit more of a commute, stay a bit further out and you can save even more.
• Consider private rooms in hostels or pubs. Many come with their own en-suites, too, making it feel like a hotel stay for up to half the price. They’re usually in fantastic locations, too.
• Use Traveloka's filters. We can easily adjust price caps for your personal budget or sort options by the cheapest prices so you can only see properties you can afford.
• Avoid travelling during peak seasons to avoid high season rates. Try not to travel around Christmas, New Year's, long weekends or school holidays when hotel prices rise.

Common amenities you’ll find at Perth hotels

• Swimming pools: When summer temperatures soar, a pool in Perth is a must. And luckily a lot of hotels here have them. Whether you’re looking for indoor, outdoor or kid-friendly, there’s more than 100 to choose from.
• Parking: Whether you’re driving to Perth or are hiring a car to explore the area, having parking right on-site can be handy. Luckily, there’s more than 100 hotels with on-site parking available in the city.
• Breakfast: Who doesn’t love a hotel breakfast? There’s plenty of great ones in Perth, too. Whether included or available as an add-on, they’re certainly not something you’d want to miss.

Moving onto other Australian cities after Perth?

If Perth is just a pit-stop on a larger Western Australian or nationwide trip, here’s a few other places you may want to check out:

• Broome: Stunningly remote, Broome is where stunning sunsets, pristine beaches, and a rich Indigenous history meet  to create an unforgettable coastal escape.
• Busselton: Just a few hours south of Perth, charming Busselton is home to the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, offering breathtaking views and serene beachside tranquility.
• Margaret River: Indulge in the world-renowned vineyards and natural beauty of Margaret River, where lush forests, epic surf, and gourmet delights await.
• Esperance: A paradise of perfect, white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic coastal cliffs redefine serenity.
• Exmouth: Dive into adventure in Exmouth, where vibrant coral reefs, incredible marine life, and the wild beauty of Ningaloo Reef beckon explorers.

If you’re heading interstate, check out our range of accommodations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and the Gold Coast, too.