Perth Accommodation

With an impressive skyline and long wide grid-like streets Perth is an attractive city and one which is very easy to navigate. Whether you want to see the sights, bask on the beach or enjoy Perth’s vibrant café culture the whole city is your oyster with our perfectly convenient Perth accommodation. Take a stroll from your accommodation in Perth and find yourself looking across the beautiful Swan River, in the luscious Kings Park or amongst Perth’s fabulous shops.

As the capital of the state of Western Australia, Perth is an important economic, political and business centre. With a thriving central business district, Perth is a popular and attractive destination for business travellers from all corners of the globe. Perth serviced accommodation is a popular choice as you get the service of a hotel with the space, comfort and freedom of home. Our serviced Perth accommodation is conveniently location in the heart of the city, within very easy reach of key businesses as well as fine restaurants and inviting bars for you to relax.

From your accommodation in Perth you can sample some of the world’s best wines at the Margaret River, enjoy the glorious weather and make the most of the best shopping in Western Australia. However you wish to spend your time in your Perth accommodation you are sure to understand how this attractive destination is worthy of its status as the 5th most liveable city in the world.

Did You Know?

With an average of 8 hours sunshine a day Perth is the sunniest state capital in the world.

Climate/Weather

Perth experiences hot, dry summers that usually last from December to late March with February being the hottest month. Winters tend to be relatively cool and wet with most rain falling between May and September. Summer temperatures range from 15°C to 32°C where as winter temperatures are usually between 8°C and 18°C.

Sightseeing

There is a whole host of things to see and do in Perth with something to suit every timetable. Here are some of the highlights:

•    Kings Park and Botanic Garden – walking trails and cycle paths crisscross the 900 acres of beautiful park land and gardens. Visit the Lotterywest Federation Walkway where you can walk along the tree tops and enjoy amazing views of the city.

•    Aquarium of Western Australia – can’t fail to impress.

•    Art Gallery of Western Australia – houses one of the finest collections of Aboriginal art in the world.

•    The Swan Bells – the top of this iconic bell tower offers panoramic views of the city.

•    Fremantle – this popular area home to glorious beaches, popular markets and countless coffee shops is a worthy journey out of the city centre.

•    Rottnest Island – boasting a 10km (6 mile) stretch of beautiful sandy beaches here you can swim, sunbathe, snorkel or enjoy a bike ride around the island.

Getting Around

There are a number of transport options for getting around the city centre and suburbs.

•    Bus – the Central Area Transit (CAT) offers three free routes around the city and Northbridge.

•    Ferry – services operate across the Swan River between the Barrack Street jetty to the Mends Street jetty in South Perth.

•    Train – more suitable for commuters than tourist however many visitors find the Mandurah and Freemantle lines useful.

Eat/Drink

Perth offers a great selection of restaurants serving an array of food from around the world. However, there are some authentic Aussie and local dishes well worth a try:

•    Pie floater – a meat pie covered in a thick pea soup and often served with tomato ketchup and vinegar.

•    Kangaroo meat – although readily available kangaroo meat is popular with tourists but not generally eaten by locals.

•    Fish and chips – a classic dish.

•    Wine – the Swan Valley is renowned for its wineries.

•    Pizza – sample the “world’s best gourmet pizza” in Perth.