The Best Perth Hotels To Check Into In 2026

This contemporary, luxury Perth hotel will make you never want to return home. Not only does COMO The Treasury feature a spa, gym, pool, library and the most elegant rooms you’ll ever lay eyes on—it's also home to some of Perth's finest dining options.

Rooftop restaurant Wildflower serves up contemporary cuisine with beaut local produce. Post offers elegant dining with modern Italian cuisine. Petition is more about relaxed dining and delicious modern Australian eats. While the Wine Merchant is the perfect spot to kick back with a wine in the Postal Hall. 

Sitting in the cultural heart of Perth, Alex Hotel is the perfect Perth hotel for those who like to eat, drink and be merry. The rooms are like little sanctuaries, but if you like a more social experience, you can kick back in the shared communal spaces, which feel kinda like stepping into a very cool friend's place.

The Alex has lounge areas, outdoor terraces and a roof garden for you to enjoy, where they offer wine, craft beer, artisan spirits, books and locally roasted coffee. You don’t get much better than that.

Set in the old limestone cottages right next to Fremantle Markets, you'll find the lovingly restored Garde and Warders Hotel. Originally built in 1851 and used as accommodation for the Warders from the nearby Fremantle Prison, the hotel has done a great job of preserving its unique charm while also serving up a minimalist and modern interior worth staying in for. What’s not to love?

Designed to help attract research talent to the University of Western Australia (which sits directly across the road), this boutique Perth hotel is blessed with calming, contemporary rooms that fit seamlessly in with the lush riverside location. You also can't fault Wonil Hotel's gorg dining terrace on the banks of the Swan River, which serves up stunning brekkies and dinners.

Smack bang in the middle of the CBD, the QT is one of Perth's crown jewels, complete with a killer rooftop bar and the incredible Santini Grill down below.

The rooms are decked out in local jarrah timber flooring, which makes for a nice change from the usual hotel room carpet flooring, as well as velvet and polished brass accents. Black cockatoo wallpaper adds the perfect amount of character. 

It's hard to fault the five-star service and A-grade location of The Westin Perth. Each room is kitted out with cloud-like beds, rainfall showers, fluffy robes, super chic decor and some seriously stunning city views. 

Outside your room, you've got a gym, infinity pool and BODHI day spa to hit up. Plus, Guy Grossi's famed Roman Italian restaurant, Garum, for incredible brekkies and stunning pasta. 

With sweeping views of the Swan River and Perth City, The Ritz-Carlton in Elizabeth Quay is the place to be when booking a five-star inner-city stay in Perth.

Aside from the elegant and spacious rooms (complete with all the five-star extras you’d expect), there’s a jaw-dropping outdoor heated infinity pool, a rooftop bar, the sensational Hearth restaurant, and of course a swanky day spa so you can get your pamper on.

Quay Perth wowed us from day one with the view from its Esplanade Studio rooms. Packing 80 rooms into a small footprint, the hotel is part of the Louis T Collection and features earthy tones, Victorian ash wood, clean lines and plush soft furnishings, all inspired by WA’s natural landscape. 

Home to Community at Quay, a sidewalk eatery, as well as the rooftop HQ Bar & Kitchen, there aren’t many reasons to leave Quay, unless you feel like stretching your legs along the banks of the Swan.

And if you need a space to break out and do some work, the 24/7 co-working space on level 9 offers 180-degree views over Elizabeth Quay, private offices, meeting rooms, communal workstations and delicious coffee at your fingertips. 

Old school Fremantle hotel, the Tradewinds, doesn't look so old on the inside. The king-size bed is also one of the most comfortable you'll ever come across, and the pool and deck areas are lush (if you can bring yourself to leave the room).

If you haven’t heard of Crown Towers, where’ve you been? Technically, it's more of a resort, but given how gobsmackingly brilliant it is, we had to give the hotel a mention. Perth’s premier destination for a luxe staycation, it’s like stepping into a whole other world—an ultra-chic one at that.

Strut into reception and sip on a martini at The Waiting Room, then drop your bags in your stunning suite and kick back by the enormous pool area. Spend your days feasting on the buffet at Epicurean and swanning around in the luxurious spa, then wind down with a gourmet dinner. 

Located right next to Kings Park and only a hop, skip and a jump away from some of the best restaurants in Perth's CBD, you'll be wishing you lived at Tribe.

The rooms are simple but funky, the communal space is homely (but much nicer than your actual home), and if you don't want to go out to eat, there's a restaurant and bar there. 

A cruisy thirty-minute ferry from Fremantle will see you relaxing beachside at the luxe Samphire on Rottnest Island. From the spacious rooms to the firelit beach club lounge, this stunning stay is sportin' coastal chic decor and unmatched holiday vibes all year round.

Start your morning with a yoga class and a few trips to the superb brekky buffet, then slink back to your room for an uber-relaxing in-room massage. For lunch, you can head to the hotel's Italian restaurant, Isola, for a spritzy beachside feed, then head off on a walk to explore Rotto's gorg beaches before racing back to Samphire for an arvo wine tasting.

Pencil in Hougoumont if you’re keen for a weekend of dining, drinking and relaxing in Fremantle. This boutique hotel in Perth is nestled right in the heart of our fave port city and is a stone’s throw from the cappuccino strip, markets, and Freo’s best restaurants and bars.

The Local is one of our fave places to eat and drink, but you might not have known you can actually stay in one of their eight boutique hotel rooms. Individually styled by local talents, each one is as beautiful as the next. There are endless things to eat and drink nearby, plus one of the best beaches in all of Perth.