Hotels in de buurt van Museum of Performing Arts (Perth)

'Prachtig nieuw hotel, modern ingericht, goede faciliteiten. Heerlijk ontbijt. Ontzettend vriendelijk personeel. Locatie ook perfect, gezellige restaurants in de straat (Northbridge), direct naast de musea gelegen en winkelcentrum op minder dan 5 min lopen. Kortom: helemaal geweldig! '

'What a fantastic hotel! Our room was so spacious, clean and modern. Exceptional views. Breakfast was delicious, love that they have iced coffee already in a jug ready to go. Staff were friendly and courteous. Very happy we stayed here.'

'Nice location with easy walk to local restaurants on pier (Simple Italian was particularly good) and just a few blocks from downtown. Rooms are small but modern. Nice roof top gym and pool area. Strange electric blinds expose bathroom to bed area (not sure why that feature was there, unless to allow one to watch someone else take a shower). Front desk and restaurant staff seem to have a bit of attitude for some reason, but not a big deal.'

'Really nice and central'

'Super goed hotel! Volgens mij was het helemaal nieuw! Het enige wat ik niet tof vond, waren de haren in de badkamer. Ik heb zelf in hotels gewerkt en ik weet dat dit echt niet kan! '

'Great place to stay, great people, felt like home. Thanks a lot'

'Clean room staff friendly '

'Centralised Location and nice service staff'

'We had to upgrade from the Classic to a Superior room (+ $50) to get away from roadside noise (overlooking main entrance) The view from our river view balcony is magic and the room was very quiet and well appointed. Definitely recommended.'

'Nice hotel'

'The property itself is great, the staff super friendly, and across from kings park was a treat. It probably was a bit further from town than I thought, but the small kitchen and washing / dryer was fantastic. '

'Very easy and convenient access to all facilities needed, lovely staff and service and great place to be'

'Good'

'Staff was really friendly and helpful. Accommodation was perfect - just off CBD but a short walk to the Elizabeth Quay bus and train station to get connected anywhere from Yanchep in the north to as far down as Mandurah. Not a place to get a car as there are no lots, but Perth’s great transportation network did not warrant me getting one, although I usually get a car whenever I travel to Australia. '