Hostels in Perth

Exploring Perth Accommodation

The westernmost city in Australia is filled to the brim with history, culture and breathtaking sights of both natural and man-made wonders. Coupled with comfortable and friendly Perth accommodation choices, tourists are bound to come back for more.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden are some of the biggest city parks you can find in the world, providing opportunities for memorable picnics and romantic strolls among elegant greenery. There are also plenty of hot spots for retail therapy and lazy brunches in places like the Murray and Hay Street malls.

Things to see in Perth

Visitors with even the slightest interest in nature and landscaped gardens simply must visit Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, where a unique blend of natural bushland and parkland are paired with unobstructed views of the tranquil Swan Bells Belltower.

Beach fanatics can enjoy from 19 different beaches, all combining to form over 12,000 km of pristine coastline. A popular choice is Cottesloe Beach, where visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, snorkeling, surfing and even romantic dining while watching the sunset.

The refreshing city of Fremantle is where a mix of maritime, convict and colonial history creates an intriguing atmosphere that seekers of culture and history will definitely remember. The Fremantle Markets there exude exotic aromas and fresh seafood can be found at the Fishing Boat Harbour.

Hotels in Perth

Visitors will find it easy to get their ideal choice from the wide range of Perth hotels. There are luxurious hotels and boutique hotels that provide excellent amenities, practical apartments that have their own kitchen, laundry, living and dining areas, and charming backpackers hostels that offer quality service and accommodation. You will also find that even the affordable accommodation options here are easily accessible by public transport.

Where to stay in Perth

Those seeking the true wilderness experience will enjoy Australia’s North West, where a staggering 423,000 km house only 30,000 people. Immerse yourself in the spectacular landscape and meet the friendly locals with a proud history. This region is ideal for vacationers seeking more nature, less city.

Central Perth itself would be a great place to stay if you’re looking to explore everything without much moving around. Tourists here can enjoy retail therapy, explore the bar scene, indulge in open arts festivals and stroll in some of the most gorgeous parks around.

How to get to Perth

Perth Airport is about a 30 minutes drive to the city central, and is accessible by taxi, public transport and shuttle. Shuttle services will provide access to five locations within the city, usually near hotels in Perth. Those driving into the city can choose between long-term and short-term parking options at the airport itself.