Perth Hotels with Jacuzzi

"We enjoyed our stay. Check in was easy and quick. Front office staff were very helpful. Undercover parking was easy to navigate. Our room was spacious and clean. Bed and pillows were comfortable. The bathroom looked newly renovated. One thing that confused us was the light switch for the living room and bathroom was by the entry door. So you had to walk to the front door to turn the light on and off then walk into the bathroom. Very inconvenient. Plus there was no exractor fan for the shower so it got very steamy in there. Mirror and shower screen all fogged up. Poor design. We had a great view of the ocean. The pool area and front entry are being renovated but that didn't not inconvenience us. When the pool is completed the view from the window will be beautiful"

"The hotel is old but the location is good. It’s clean and the toilet amenities are great.  P/s : they have their own parking but need to pay AUD38 a day (unlimited entry) which I find ridiculous. It’s ok to pay like AUD10-15 (as a hotel guest) but AUD is too much.  Street/ public parking is available nearby."

"The hotel is located in Yanchep National Park and has a history of nearly 100 years. I chose to stay here mainly because it was the only choice and it has a good reputation. The room I booked was the most expensive room type, located on the second floor, with a balcony that offers a lake view. To be honest, the room facilities and decoration are a bit old, after all, they are a bit old, but they are still very clean and hygienic. The biggest drawback is that there is no curtain to cover the window in the corner of the room (the last picture), so I couldn't sleep at dawn in the morning."

"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."