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Guest User: Really unique heritage hotel. Comfortable large room and excellent Gimlet bar with bespoke gin cocktails. Bartender made me a drink even though bar already closed for the day. Luxurious apelles bath products available for purchase below retail price. You get a lot of bang for your buck with free minibar (w beer and wine), welcome cocktails at Gimlet and a mini but high quality brekkie.
Corner of William and, Parry St
From TWD 6,025
Guest User: Using Google map, we found the hotel easily. If there is an option for 4.5 star, I would have given that to Service as I find it weird for the need to obtain milk from the reception. None of the lodging we stayed required this. We always had milk in the fridge. It's facilities got a 4 star instead of a 5. The parking lot was full when we returned after dinner and had to park our car near the fencing of the hotel, which did not appear to be a parking lot.
22 Bannister St
From TWD 5,493
I.saat: I had a fantastic stay at this hotel and would not hesitate to book here again. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and very comfortable. Two things that really stood out were the heater and air conditioning—they both worked perfectly and were easy to control, which made for a very comfortable stay no matter the weather. The water pressure in the shower was excellent—a small thing that makes a big difference! The location is a major plus. It's situated in a great area within easy walking distance of many fantastic cafes and restaurants. While I didn't have a chance to use them myself, I also noticed they offer guest laundry facilities and bicycles available for use, which are great amenities to have available. Overall, a wonderful, hassle-free experience. Great value for the quality and location
8 Pakenham St
From TWD 6,025
Guest User: Absolutely delightful hotel , even though rooms are a little smaller than most , everything was designed practically to ensure a comfortable stay . The room had all the necessities it needed including a nespresso coffee machine which makes it more inviting , along with free bottled water . Check in was a breeze even though we got there early the lovely young lady in reception took the bags to the room and was ready after we explored the area and arrived back closer to 2pm check in , The wine & cheese hour next door was a lovely experience yet again welcoming team ,cosy with a fire pit burning taking the chill off . 1 drink of choice & cheese then pay for anymore drinks which is fair .Breakfast even though simple as described locally sourced bread & a selection of toppings , accompanied by homemade muesli with greek yoghurt . It was just a light start but relaxed to enjoy and watch the world go by in a nice area with some history spread around . I would definitely stay again , well worth the price hassle free nothing was an issue . Bonus even though I didn't use free bike hire along with basic gym equipment if you felt the need to work out . Big thank you for such a great experience.
15 Bannister St
From TWD 5,676
Guest User: Beautiful house, very well renovated. A 10-minute walk from the ferry to Rottnest Island and close to the lively streets of Fremantle. The only issue is finding a place to park the car.
5 Mouat St
From TWD 5,858
Guest User: Very excited about this speciality stay as it was stated the old prison facilities and had to try this experience. Was hesitant to share room with others so we took the entire unit by ourselves. The facade and surrounding like common area is nice and feels warmth. The single unit is using the cell units while the unit that we took is a newly erected wing so it's not the prison wing thus don't feel like prison but otherwise the outside and everything gives the prison vibes. Definitely recommended and must give this place a try at least once!
6A The Terrace
From TWD 1,147
Guest User: Lovely older hotel with character. Our room suited us nicely, great bar and seating area, inside and out. Breakfast was delicious. My husband uses a small mobility scoot and the hotel is very accessible. The parking situation worried me initially but turned out to be easy. Best of all is the location. The pool looked great too.
46-54 Marine Terrace
From TWD 5,912
Guest User: What a lovely hotel in a great location! The hotel has a colourful history, giving it its own character. The room is nicely decorated and I love the bathtub. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to experience Fremantle
National Hotel, 98 High St
From TWD 5,562
Guest User: Rooms are huge with a accessibility friendly bathroom. Location is great and a short drive to the many attractions in fremantle. Parking is also avaliable onsite for free.
1 Sewell St
From TWD 5,410
Guest User: The hotel is in a good location, surrounding attractions, convenient commercial shopping, free parking, small room is enough, there is no air conditioning in the room, the room has a small window: open to absorb fresh air is very good, the public toilet and shower room are very convenient, the front desk is on the first floor bar,  You can also  By the way, drink 🍻 or drink coffee ☕️ Sleep at night ＂ Remember to lock the door! I was knocked on the door that night by the guest in the opposite room who was drunk, and pulled the door handle, scaring the baby !
69/73 Wray Ave
From TWD 2,870
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Perth is the capital of Western Australia, known for its sunshine, beaches, and relaxed lifestyle. Here is a detailed guide to Perth city center, covering attractions, food, transportation, and practical tips: 1. Main Attractions Recommended 1. City Center Landmarks Kings Park One of the largest inner-city parks in the Southern Hemisphere, overlooking the Perth skyline and Swan River. Must-visit: Lotterywest Federation Walkway (glass bridge), Indigenous cultural tours, Wildflower Garden (best in spring). Perth Cultural Precinct WA Museum Boola Bardip: Free exhibitions covering natural history and Indigenous culture. Art Gallery of WA: Houses a large collection of Australian Indigenous art. 2. Swan River Waterfront Elizabeth Quay Landmark: The Bell Tower, climb to the top for panoramic views and bell-ringing experience. Activities: Take a Swan River Cruise or rent a kayak. Perth Zoo Family-friendly, featuring unique Australian animals like koalas and kangaroos. 3. History and Neighborhoods Fremantle 30 minutes by car from the city center, full of 19th-century port charm. Must-visit: Fremantle Prison (World Heritage Site), weekend markets, fish and chips at the fishing harbor. Northbridge A culturally diverse area, known for its nightlife with bars, restaurants, and street art. 4. Beaches Cottesloe Beach The closest beach to the city, stunning sunsets, nearby trendy restaurant Indiana Teahouse. Scarborough Beach A surfing hotspot, newly renovated beachfront pool and boardwalk perfect for photos. 2. Food Recommendations Local Specialties Seafood: Try WA Rock Lobster and Abalone. Coffee Culture: Many hidden specialty coffee shops in the city center (e.g., Standby Espresso). Restaurant Recommendations Wildflower: Rooftop restaurant focusing on Indigenous ingredients and seasonal menus. Little Creatures Brewery (Fremantle): Craft beer and pizza. Chinatown (William Street): Asian food hub, recommended Vietnamese pho and dim sum. 3. Transportation Guide Public Transport Free CAT buses: Cover the city center (Red/Blue/Yellow lines), every 10-15 minutes. Trains: To Fremantle (Fremantle Line) or beaches (Joondalup Line to Scarborough). SmartRider card: Valid for buses and trains, cheaper than single tickets (available at convenience stores). Driving/Cycling City parking is expensive; use the "ParkPerth" app to find parking spots. Perth Bike Share is suitable for short rides. 4. Practical Tips Best Seasons: Spring and autumn (September-November, March-May) with pleasant weather; summer (December-February) is hot, remember sun protection. Sun Protection Essentials: Australia has strong UV rays; use SPF50+ sunscreen and wear a hat. Money-saving Tips Public transport caps at AUD 2.30 all day on Sundays. Many free attractions (e.g., Kings Park, beaches). Internet: Free Wi-Fi in the city (Perth City WiFi), but signal is average; buying a local SIM card is recommended. 5. Nearby Day Trips Rottnest Island Home of the quokka, a short-tailed wallaby; perfect for cycling around the island; 30 minutes by ferry from Fremantle. Swan Valley Wineries, chocolate factories, and wildlife parks; ideal for self-driving or guided tours. Perth city center is compact and vibrant, blending nature with urban charm, perfect for a slow-paced exploration. If you have more time, consider extending your trip to Western Australia’s natural wonders like Wave Rock and the Pink Lakes!
Dreaming of exploring Western Australia? Let's discover Perth — a beautiful destination where modern city life meets stunning beaches, unique wildlife, and extraordinary natural landscapes. 📍 PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA 📅 16–20 February 2027 🗓️ 4 Days • 3 Nights ✈️ AirAsia – Direct Flight 📍 Kuala Lumpur (KUL) ↔ Perth (PER) ✈️ Flight Schedule · Outbound: 16 February, 21:55 – Kuala Lumpur · Arrival: 17 February, 03:40 – Perth · Return: 20 February, 20:55 – Perth · Arrival: 21 February, 02:35 – Kuala Lumpur 🌏 Places to Explore 🏙️ Day 1 – Perth City Discover Elizabeth Quay, the Bell Tower, and the panoramic views from Kings Park. 🦘 Day 2 – Rottnest Island Meet the adorable quokkas, explore beautiful beaches, and enjoy the island's turquoise waters. 🏜️ Day 3 – The Pinnacles Experience the extraordinary limestone formations at Nambung National Park and explore the coastal town of Cervantes. 🌊 Day 4 – Cottesloe Beach & Fremantle Relax by the ocean, explore Fremantle Markets, and enjoy the charming historic streets before heading to the airport. 💰 Return Flight: RM904 per person ✔️ Direct AirAsia flight ✔️ Carry-on baggage included ❌ Checked baggage not included Fare is based on the displayed booking price and may change depending on availability. Accommodation, meals, local transport, and activities are not included unless stated. Perth is calling. Are you ready to explore Western Australia? 🇦🇺 #Perth #WesternAustralia #VisitPerth #AustraliaTravel #RottnestIsland #ThePinnacles #CottesloeBeach #Fremantle #Tripcom #TravelInspiration
First day in Perth and I was already running on very little energy because of the jet lag. 😂 Decided to head to Fremantle anyway and spend the day wandering around without much of a plan. I really liked how different it felt from what I expected Perth to be. The old buildings, little cafés and laid-back streets gave the whole place such a nice atmosphere. I wasn’t trying to see everything or rush from one attraction to another, especially when my body was still adjusting to the time difference. Just walking around, stopping whenever something caught my eye and getting my first taste of Western Australia. A pretty good start to the trip, even if I was half asleep most of the time! #fremantle #perth P.S. check out DaRawNature Studio Gallery for brunch!!
Exploring Perth, Fremantle, Northbridge & Rottnest Island is pure good vibes 🌊! Highlights? Stargazing at the Pinnacles, meeting adorable quokkas, sunset beach chills, and tracking down the best eats (yep, late-night ice cream included!). Top Spots to Visit: Fremantle Markets – Dive into local flavors and crafts at South Terrace & Henderson St, open Fri-Sun. Grab some fish and chips after (just watch out… the seagulls are thieves!). Stargazing at The Pinnacles – If you can, head north for an epic night sky. Sunset at the beach – Perth sunsets are unreal, especially with sand between your toes. Hyde Park – Start your morning with a peaceful stroll (Vincent St & William St, open all day). Rottnest Island – Take the ferry from Fremantle for beaches, cycling, and of course, quokka selfies! Northbridge food stops – Don’t miss breakfast at Little Willy’s (267 William St). For dinner, 7 Grams Restaurant Perth (212 Lake St) serves insane Korean fried chicken. Cap off with a late-night cone at Kuld Creamery (8/10 Roe St, Northbridge, or their Fremantle spot). Travel Hacks & Food Recs: If you love Asian food, Great Southern Hotel gives you easy access! In Fremantle, keep your fish & chips close—seagulls are legendary for food snatching. Public transport connects everything but grab a ferry ticket in advance for Rottnest to avoid morning queues. Try Little Willy’s for a laid-back brunch, and save room for fried chicken at 7 Grams (seriously, it’s crunchy perfection). Finish your adventure day with ice cream from Kuld Creamery—you won’t regret it. #SeePerth #RottnestIsland #FremantleEats #AustraliaTravel #TravelHacks
🐾 Trend: Wildlife and coastal escapes. Rottnest Island is famous for its friendly quokkas, while Perth offers sunny beaches and gardens. 🛬 Getting there: Fly into Perth Airport, about 20 minutes from the city. Ferries run from Perth to Rottnest. · Day 1: Visit Kings Park and its botanic garden, then explore Fremantle. · Day 2: Take a ferry to Rottnest Island, meet quokkas and cycle the coastal paths. 💡 Tips: Quokkas are protected, so never feed or touch them. 💬 Quokka selfie or coastal ride? 👇 #Perth #Rottnest #Quokkas #WesternAustralia #TravelGuide
#perth That’s a wrap on our epic 6-day Perth trip—and honestly, am still buzzing! 🤩 Perth isn’t just all sun and chill vibes; it's bursting with iconic spots and surprises around every corner. Here’s a quick recap of everywhere adventured: We kicked things off in the heart of the city, strolling down Murray Street (literally fab for shopping, food, and people-watching—all-day energy here!). Next stop was London Court, serving serious old-Europe vibes right in Perth’s CBD. Then we soaked in sunset views at Elizabeth Quay (great for those IG-worthy snaps and riverside cafes), before wandering over to Barracks Street. Kings Park blew us away with sweeping skyline views and endless walking trails—seriously, it’s one of the world’s largest inner-city parks (open 24/7, Fraser Ave, Perth WA 6005). Pack a picnic if u want! We didn’t stop there: the Fremantle Markets were a weekend highlight (open Fri–Sun 8am–6pm, 74 South Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160) packed with quirky finds, amazing eats, and local vibes. TCC was one of our favourite flavoured coffee choice out of the ordinary. Hop over to Rottnest Island for the cutest quokka selfies ever (catch ferries from B Shed, Fremantle), plus unreal beaches and cycling trails. Our foodie hearts led us to the lush wineries and gourmet treats in Swan Valley—tastebud adventure! Halloween day at Wembley admiring beautiful purple Jacaranda along the streets with creepy Halloween vibes in the neighbourhood! Subiaco, a trendy ‘burb packed with boutique shops, hip cafés, and next-level brunch spots, a nice area to chill 😎 Six days just flew by! Perth and its suburbs have sooo much more to discover. If you want to plan your adventure or fave stays, check trip.com for the smoothest booking vibes. ✈️🌏 Now, excuse me while I scroll through a million pics… Perth, you were magical!
Cottesloe, or “Cott” to locals, is Perth’s most beloved beach. It is one of the city’s most popular spots for swimming, snorkelling, surfing, and drinking in ocean sunsets with a glass of wine, a beer, or a relaxed dinner.  Lonely Planet calls it Perth’s safest swimming beach, with cafes, pubs, pine trees, and fantastic sunsets.  The Fremantle Line connects Perth CBD to Cottesloe Station, and the journey takes around 25 minutes.  The station is a short 600-metre walk from the foreshore.  The beach is about 11 kilometres from central Perth.  The beach is easy to spot. It is identified by a 100 m long groyne to the south and the central beachfront Indiana building.  There is plenty of shade and grass for picnics, and facilities include changing rooms, showers, accessible toilets, and drinking water.  South Cottesloe offers excellent snorkelling when conditions are calm.  You can also walk or cycle the coastal path north toward Swanbourne or south toward Fremantle.  For food and drink, Indiana serves pizza and seafood in a former tea house from 1910,  and the Cottesloe Beach Hotel and Ocean Beach Hotel are the places for Sunday sessions with the locals.  The historic Cottesloe Beach Hotel, built in 1905, has the best seats in the house for a sunset meal.  Pro tips: Perth’s summer UV index regularly reaches extreme levels, and the west-facing beach has full sun until sunset with no natural windbreak,  so bring sun protection and a hat. Always swim between the flags, which mark the safest swimming spot.  Parking is free, but check the signs for time limits,  or take the train instead. In March, the free Sculpture by the Sea exhibition transforms the foreshore into an outdoor gallery.  Arrive an hour or so before sunset to find a spot on the grassy tiers, and wait for the sky to turn orange over the Indian Ocean. #CottesloeBeach #Perth #WesternAustralia #PerthBeaches #IndianOceanSunset #SculptureByTheSea #IndianaCottesloe #Snorkelling #BeachLife #VisitPerth #TripcomTravel #TravelAustralia
📅 Travel Itinerary 1st Day: Check into your accommodation (drop off your bags) and head to Perth Zoo! See kangaroos and koalas in person with your own eyes 🐨 2nd Day: Take a ferry to Rottnest Island! Catch a glimpse of real-life quokkas. Go snorkeling and rent a bike to explore half the island. 🐹🏖🤿🚴♀️ 3rd Day: Wander through downtown Perth! Explore the art gallery, library, and London Court—and a burger is an absolute must 🖼🏤🍔 4th Day: Rent a car with your friend, grab some fish and chips along the Fremantle coast, and go on a grocery run 🛒🍤 5th Day: Check out, return the rental car, and head back home 🛩 🏨 Recommended Accommodations If you're looking for a budget-friendly option with great city access, stay at the Wallaby Backpackers Hostel Perth, located close to Perth Station. For easy access to the zoo, lush lawns, and a riverside vibe by Perth Water—complete with BBQ facilities—try The Peninsula Riverside Serviced Apartments. 🍴 Food Recommendations Enjoy Australian cuisine with a stunning view at Mr Walker On The Jetty (Tip: booking the Peninsula Hotel via Trip.com often includes a $20 voucher for this restaurant). Check out Hello Harry The Burger Joint (Elizabeth Quay) for some incredible handmade burger patties. 📌 Useful Tip Take the ferry route from Mends St Jetty to Elizabeth Quay at sunset. For just $6, you can enjoy breathtaking views as you head toward the city center.
It’s not that I "spent too much," but rather that I was happy to spend where it mattered, and in places where I shouldn't have to spend, it actually didn't let me. Before coming, my head was full of "Western Australia is far and expensive." After three days, I realized this place is incredibly traveler-friendly—the kind that quietly gets the job done. · ——— 🌿 Why Perth It’s the kind of place that "has everything a city should have, but isn't noisy at all." Kings Park is even bigger than New York's Central Park and is completely free. Walk the treetop trail, and the Swan River and skyline are laid out before you all at once. You don't need to pick a beach; the sunset at Cottesloe is a daily occurrence. It’s not a tourist checklist item; it’s the kind of luxury where you just catch a glimpse on your way home from work. Even better, it turns "solitude" into an advantage: it’s not crowded, not rushed, and you don't have to fight anyone for a photo spot. · ——— 🎯 Three-day copy-paste itinerary ▪️ Kings Park: Catch the morning free guided walk. Volunteers will help you understand the botanical garden and observation deck in one go. It costs nothing and is packed with information. ▪️ Rottnest Island: A half-hour ferry ride to the island. Rent a bike and cycle a section; quokkas are right by the roadside, and turquoise bays appear one after another. No need to hunt for the "best photo spot"—it looks great wherever you stop. ▪️ Fremantle: Arrive in the afternoon. First, browse the vintage markets, then head to the fishing harbor in the evening to sit and wait for the Indian Ocean sunset. ▪️ Elizabeth Quay: Perfect for an evening stroll. The waterfront skyline paired with the evening breeze is a free way to wrap up the day. · ——— 🍟 Food: Spend your money where it counts The fish and chips by the Fremantle fishing harbor come in portions so large that one order is perfect for two people. The seafood is fresh, and you can eat by the water—the view doesn't cost extra. If you want a livelier vibe, catch the Friday night Twilight Food Market. Global street food gathers in the city center, and the atmosphere is even more intoxicating than the food. Coffee lovers, don't miss Telegram Coffee in the State Buildings. Small space, historic building, serious beans—one cup and you'll be wide awake. · ——— 🛏️ Where to stay, in a nutshell If it's your first time and you want convenience, stay in the CBD—walk to the quay and Kings Park, with public transport hubs right at your feet. If you want food and nightlife without moving, stay in Northbridge—cafes, bistros, and restaurants from all over the world are packed together, and you'll be in the middle of the action in just a few steps. · ——— 💡 Enthusiastic but necessary tips ▪️ Definitely get a SmartRider transport card. In 2026, the single-fare cap is AUD 2.80, and the entire network is free on Sundays. There are also free CAT buses in the CBD, so transport costs can be kept almost non-existent. ▪️ Book the Rottnest Island ferry in advance. There are many departures from Fremantle, the prices are friendly, and a day trip is completely doable. ▪️ Don't oversleep for the free guided tour in Kings Park. Following the tour is much more efficient than wandering around blindly. ▪️ Don't be discouraged by the old label that "Perth is expensive." What's truly expensive is treating it as a "transit city" and staying only one night. Give it three days, and it will shower you with free beaches, free parks, and free sunsets. You just need to show up. Honest truth: Perth isn't a place to "save money"; it's a place to re-evaluate what's worth spending on. The ferry ticket is worth it, the fish and chips are worth it, and a carefully crafted cup of coffee is worth it. As for the best parts—the wind in the treetops, the sunset by the sea, the quokkas on the island—it never intended to charge you for them in the first place.
There's a long-term parking lot at the boat stop for $12 a day. Overall, the trip was great for families. The boat tickets are indeed expensive, as are the island's shuttle bus. But my wife and I loved it; the kangaroos alone were enough. The views from the key parking spots were spectacular. Kangaroos were everywhere. Back at the pier, buy some bread and sit by the roadside; a kangaroo will approach you. It wants bread, but it's best to feed it leaves.
大马哈鱼👋Hey everyone! It's your little cutie🌸, and today I'm going to recommend a hidden gem in Perth – Kings Park! 🌳✨ 🎉First, let me give you a rundown: Kings Park is vast, covering over 400 hectares, making it one of the largest urban parks in the Southern Hemisphere! 🌍 🌈Here you'll find lush trees and vibrant flowers, as well as a variety of sports facilities and children's playgrounds. Whether you want to relax or exercise, this park has something for everyone! 🏋️♀️🎾 🚴♂️🏃♀️Strolling along the park's paths, you can enjoy stunning views of Perth's city center, especially the distant Kings Park Zoo, where you can visit adorable koalas and kangaroos! 🐨🐘 👶For family outings, the children's play area is the perfect choice, offering a variety of play facilities suitable for kids, allowing them to play freely and release their joy and energy! 👧👦 🍹In addition, the park also has picnic and barbecue areas, where you can enjoy a wonderful picnic with family and friends, savoring delicious food and chatting about life. 🍔🥪 💖In short, Kings Park is an excellent place for leisure and recreational tourism, not to be missed whether you are a local or a tourist! Come and experience the charm of Perth and enjoy the gifts of nature! 🌟
George HuaThe Australian version of Gold Miner. Follow the narrator to watch a live demonstration of gold bar melting and casting, exchange gold equivalent to your own weight for currency, and press commemorative coins on site, which is quite interesting.
魔都魔男风之助The Swan Bell Tower is a bell tower located in the heart of Perth, Australia, and is one of Perth's iconic landmarks. Built to commemorate Western Australia's 150th anniversary, it officially opened to the public in 2009. Visiting the Swan Bell Tower, you can take an elevator to the top of the tower (its six floors), where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the entire Perth city, including Fremantle Harbour, Kings Park, and the Swan River. On a clear day, you can even see the Swan Mountains in the distance. Inside the bell tower is a small museum showcasing the history and culture of Perth and Western Australia. You can learn about the construction of the bell tower and details of Western Australia's 150th anniversary celebrations. Overall, a visit to the Swan Bell Tower is a great way to learn about the history and culture of Perth and Western Australia, while also offering a stunning view of the city.
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