Perth Hotels with Hot Tub

"Considering the price, it was a decent stay. It's also quite rare to find twin beds overseas, so that was a plus. The cleanliness was just average, and while having a bathtub was nice, it was too wide and awkward for a Japanese person to use. Regarding housekeeping, I did notice that the sheets weren't changed daily. Also, my friend got some kind of insect bite, so I suspect there might have been dust mites in the bed itself. So, if you're sensitive to that, it might be a good idea to check the bed first. The building definitely felt old."

"Place is old, and somewhat outdated, and u do hear the traffic from the freeway. But, for the cost for the night, which was $120, overall, it was good value for money. When I first arrived, as it was after hours, I dealt with the caretaker, who was friendly, and also helped me get into my room, cos I was having trouble with the door lock, which was my fault! I didn't use the kitchen facilities, except the fridge, but kitchen was equipped with enough items to be able to cook a meal easily. Bathroom was good, with shower over bath, (and big size bath too), so with not having a bath at home, I soaked for ages! I was informed before arrival, that only mini soap and toilet paper was provided, so I knew to bring body wash, hair conditioner, and other toiletries. Bed was comfy, and bedroom is quite large. TV maybe a little small, but the room had a couple of cupboards, and some hangers for clothes. Place was fairly clean, keeping in mind that it is an older property. Check out was easy, and I was met by a friendly receptionist behind the desk. I would definately stay again, if the price was as good, I'd just bring some earplugs for sleep, cos of traffic noise, which is no fault of the apartments of course!"

"I booked a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment for four nights in mid-June. It was spacious enough for a couple with two teenage boys. The kitchenware was very clean, and toiletries were plentiful, though slippers were not provided, so remember to bring your own. The front desk staff were on duty 24/7, very friendly, and patiently provided information. The location is super convenient. There's a bus stop right downstairs. Cross the road to catch buses to Kings Park, the Hay Street shopping area, and the museum. There are many buses, and these areas are within the free bus zone, so you don't even need to tap your card to board. About 100 meters down the road, there's a 24-hour supermarket, and a bit further, an IGA supermarket that's open until 9 PM, with a wide variety of goods. Langley Park is just a 10-minute walk away. Highly recommended."

"This is not a normal hotel - it is a beautifully designed boutique hotel, combining different eras of culture, nature and modern amenities. The owner has a natural talent for identifying what people value in accommodation, and has turned these traditional buildings into a special and comfortable place to stay. The rooms have a 1940s base architecture, but with modern bathrooms, kitchens, lighting etc, and classic furniture such as leather seats. Downstairs there is a great restaurant (open breakfast, lunch and dinner) which serves quality meals with local ingredients - people from the neighborhood come just to use the restaurant. There is also an inbuilt bookshop full to the brim with unique, high quality and beautiful versions of books - many are sealed so can't be read, but looking at them all is quite fun. Buildings and gardens have been merged, allowing space for the trees to grow through balconies, adding to the authentic character. Location is near the bottom of a hill - at the top is Kings park, and at the bottom is a pedestrian bridge to the edge of the CBD, so it may take 5 minutes more to reach some city venues, but well worth it for the quality experience."