Hotels with Breakfast in Perth

Clean & well-maintained, conveniently located near the Perth railway station. Everything was perfect. Loved that the reception went the extra mile to surprise us with a bottle of wine to celebrate our special occasion too. Thank you so much for the lovely stay!

The hotel's location is quite good. There's a 'Cat Bus' stop right outside, and it's not far from the Mint. You can also walk to the pier and the Swan Bells, which is perfect for exploring the city. The room was clean and tidy, making for a very comfortable stay. The front desk service was also great; they held our luggage and even emailed us when our room was ready after cleaning. Highly recommend!

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.

Ok if you are using a taxi or uber, if you have a car be prepared to park quite far from the hotel. The room itself totally fine. Separate desk and eating table also a stove sink and microwave so you could cook yourself. Location was not great for finding dinner or breakfast. There was a cafe but not open when I left. Further up the road there was another cafe called Jacob’s larder this was open early. This location is good if you like to talk walks you can go up the stairs into kings park. The biggest negative was hard water scum on the shower screen and the ac unit which heated the room at midnight to the point that I was woken by it. Would I stay again, yes, is it my first choice in Perth, no, but I’ve definitely stayed at worse places.

We recently stayed at Wonil Hotel for a weekend getaway with my toddler, and unfortunately it was a very disappointing experience overall. We arrived late in the evening and were advised at check-in that there was no parking available, despite the booking information stating that parking was available and no reservation was required. As a solo parent travelling with a young child and luggage, this created a very stressful start to our stay. It took us 4 trips up and down between the basement and the room, and no assistance was offered by staff at check in. Soon after we transferred our luggage to the room, around 9pm, I had to drive along Hackett Drive towards Matilda Bay Restaurant to search for street parking. As a parent travelling alone with a toddler, I did not feel comfortable leaving my car there overnight. I then had to carry my child and walk several hundred metres back to the hotel in the dark, which was quite upsetting and honestly made me feel unsafe. During our stay, I could also regularly hear staff chatting at reception and complaining about other guests, which did not feel professional or welcoming. The hotel itself is relatively new and the location is excellent — close to the foreshore, playgrounds, walking trails and restaurants — which was the main reason I chose it. However, the overall build quality and room presentation were disappointing. Our bathroom sink was leaking, and there were visible cracks and defects in the bench and fittings. Before booking, I genuinely thought this could become one of our regular weekend getaway spots because the location has so much potential. Unfortunately, after this experience, I would not feel comfortable returning as a solo parent travelling with a child again.

The hotel has a very European feel, which fits perfectly with the historic town of Fremantle. The one-bedroom apartment with a living room and simple kitchen was cozy and comfortable. The location is excellent too; there's a 7-Eleven right across the street. It's about a ten-minute walk to the ferry terminal for Kangaroo Island. Although breakfast was simple, the coffee was delicious.

I arrived at the airport in the evening and stayed one night nearby before picking up a rental car the next morning for a self-drive trip north. The hotel is close to the airport and offers a free shuttle bus, which is great! Service: You need to call the front desk for the shuttle after arriving, which was a bit of a challenge for my English listening skills, especially since the pick-up spot wasn't exactly as described online. Luckily, Perth Airport isn't too big. The next morning, I took the shuttle back to the airport to pick up my car, again for free. This is a huge plus in high-cost Australia 👍 Environment: The hotel is located by the highway, but the courtyard is quiet and clean. Hygiene: The windows in the room couldn't be opened, and there was a strong smell of cleaning solution that wouldn't dissipate. Other than that, everything else was fine.

Although the hotel is a bit old, the facilities are very well-maintained, some even looking brand new. I read online that parking was $65, but that's actually just for the area in front of the hotel lobby. I asked a bellboy and found out there's a free parking lot not far behind the hotel, which was great! They also have a heated pool, but I was too tired to try it on my first day. The bed was incredibly comfortable! 😊

The hotel is quite old and the facilities are very dated. Other than that, it's pretty much like any other Mercure I've stayed at. The breakfast was decent, and the service was acceptable. It's within walking distance of Perth Town Hall.

The location was wonderful — very quiet and close to the Swan Valley vineyards. The room itself was spacious, with a very comfortable bed and a good-sized bathroom. The kitchen had everything you’d expect, although it was quite small, so cooking in the room isn’t very practical. The main letdown was cleanliness. Rooms are only cleaned every six days, which we didn’t know before booking. You can exchange towels daily, but that’s about it. When we arrived, we asked for the floors to be done as they clearly hadn’t been cleaned properly — it was still below the standard of quality hotels. Although the carpets looked new, they weren’t clean- there were toenails and popcorn from previous guests on the carpet I contacted reception to request a proper clean, but was told that according to Sebel’s rules, cleaning only happens every six days. Had we known this beforehand, we probably wouldn’t have booked. The swimming pool looked nice, but during our stay it had a lot of bird and duck droppings, which made it unappealing. We used it once but didn’t feel it was clean enough to go back. There’s a golf course nearby for those interested, but the on-site café was a definite disappointment — overpriced and average at best. My husband ordered what was listed as a Scotch fillet steak, but even the waitress admitted it was actually minute steak. We asked for a refund since it was inedible (all fat), but were refused because “he ate it” — even though he only touched the fries and bread roll. So, essentially, it was an expensive chip sandwich. Overall, while the place looks appealing and the setting is beautiful, the experience didn’t justify the cost. Between the lack of proper cleaning, poor food, and high prices, we’re not sure we’d stay again.