East Perth Hotels with Wi-Fi

Good value for its price level. Basic room, clean enough despite being rather dated (still using the traditional key with that big plastic attachment). Check-in staff, breakfast & location also good. A few stops on the free Red CAT from Perth Stn to the block behind. A block away is the wonderful vast expanse of Langley Park with the Swan River at the side.

While not dead centre of the CBD, the hotel is within an easy 5 minute walk of it. But, the hotel's location is right opposite the Swan River and has lots of free overnight parking right outside, now that's a real bonus! The rooms are larger than most 5 star hotels we've stayed in and they are very clean, with comfortable beds. The hotel staff are very attentive and the facilities (pool, restaurant and bar) are pretty good. My wife and I have stayed at almost all of the 4 and 5 star hotels in Perth and while the Crown Plaza is rated as a 4 star, it is now our hotel of choice due to its value for money when compared to all of its competitors. So, if you're savvy, you won't go wrong staying here!

Excellent overnight stay and location for our night out. Very clean and comfortable. Great view from our room. Lovely buffet breakfast in the Heirloom to complete a great stay. Definitely will stay here again.

Booked this room for my brother and mother. They throughly enjoyed their stay at Pan Pacific. It’s located near a park which offer an awesome view of the river.

Excellent views,we had the Swan & Waterfront Park as our room with a view. Very handy to bus stops going either way,and convenience stores close by. Breakfast was great,but we cheated and went to The Hyatt next door for dinner as a treat. Excellent shower,and bed was comfy.

Booked 2 adults & 1 child 12 & under (I wasn't required to specify age on booking site - my girl is 12). On arrival a rude & arrogant receptionist told us we only had twin beds provided as ”a child usually means a baby”?! He did eventually change us to a 4 bed room. Upon entering our shoes stuck to the dirty floor in the kitchen area. ,There was a grubby uncleaned portable cooktop, the table and surfaces throughout the room had sticky patches & drink rings. The bathroom was grotty with what appeared to be never- cleaned grout & a dirty basin. The ironing board collapsed when pressure (i.e. the iron) was applied to it. We used one of the token operated washing machines for guests & had to rewash elsewhere as everything stunk. The only redeeming features here were a good cooked breakfast & lovely housekeeping staff.

No breakfast, no need to go outside to eat back to the room, the hotel is very good,

I am not one for complaining and have always been a very understanding customer, however, our most recent experience is something I feel needs to be rectified or at least expressed for improvement purposes. After attempting to contact Mont Clare Boutique Apartments in regards to a possible cancellation, we were told that due to booking through a third-party, we would need to directly contact them and seek cancellation refunding (a US number). After doing so, the third-party business was extremely understanding of our unforeseen personal medical situation BUT informed us it was actually Mont Clare Boutique Apartments that had the overarching decision and they would email a cancellation request on our behalf. I then followed up and rang Mont Clare again and explained the situation, to which I was told “Ok not a problem.” But upon receiving the email request, Mont Clare staff proceeded to decline our cancellation. With not being able to afford to lose out on a large chunk of money, we proceeded with our stay. Travelling 3.5 hours from the country, we made sure to arrive within the stated Reception hours of “Monday - Thursday 9.00am - 7:00pm, Friday 9.00am - 6am (Sat Morning), Saturday 9:00am to 6am Sunday Morning and Sunday and Public Holidays 9.00 am - 2.30pm” as stated on BOTH their website AND their front door. However, reception was closed and we were unable to contact the emergency number. Luckily for a helpful patron that instructed us on how to check-in, we managed to get ourselves and 18-month-old inside. When we got to our room, the air conditioner was on but doing nothing, so we proceeded to turn it to the lowest temperature and highest setting where it remained for the duration of our stay, doing nothing. We had to purchase a fan in order for our daughter to be able to sleep. Our instruction paperwork also stated that the pool was out of order and we would need to use the one across the road at the Aldernay and upon using the Gym, every piece of equipment was broken except for the treadmill (two things I booked this accommodation for and that I believe should have been refunded or rectified more professionally). The next day we discovered the television remote volume buttons weren’t working, so I rang Reception, at which point I was told “Well if the channels work its not the remote, can’t you just use the buttons on the TV instead of the remote?”. Other issues we found that we did not contact Reception about were stained and ripped carpets and couches, broken cupboards in the kitchen and bathroom, stove and oven top settings worn out so I didn’t know which setting was which when trying to use it, faulty settings on the washing machine, holes in the walls where power points are located behind the beds, a dirty sock under the bed, the horrid stench of cigarettes and ********* upon every exit of our room and springs visibly sticking out of the bed. Our major issue however was the broken clothes dryer. We booked this accommodation g

Avoid unless you’re an insomniac. On a map and via street view this hotel looks well positioned, a few hundred meters from the Perth Mint. But in fact it’s not in the best part of town. During a seven night stay , each and every night had various strange street encounters. Mostly loud drug or alcohol induced aggressive shouting matches right outside the hotel. On one night we did not have to wait until darkness to arrive to witness these events, directly at the entrance of the lobby. Whilst none of this is the fault of the hotel there was no evidence of night time security or even advice from the hotel about the possibility of encountering these events. Hopefully the management are lobbying the local police and authorities to help with these issues. Whilst these matters were outside the control of the hotel , the loutish behaviour in the inner courtyard on the Friday evening at 7:30 should have been taken care of by the hotel. Large groups seem to be the forte of the hotel and when they all have a balcony facing each other it’s a nightmare. Then the room , tired and in need a refresh. Positive’s :- our room was made up every other day despite being told that there was no cleaning provided. The car park is secure and brightly lit. The price did not , in my opinion, match the location or the state of the rooms

We stayed for a week as my son was visiting the University. My husband had stayed for six weeks when first arriving in WA, so had some insight. However, we ended up paying double what he did. The room was really tired, and had an adjoining door to our neighbours room (locked, but she was really sick and coughing the whole time we were there). As a result, it was really difficult to sleep, and the day before I left, I came down with the same symptoms she did. Not necessarily the hotels fault, but frustrating as I ended up sick for two weeks after leaving with the same symptoms as neighbour. Upside: close to the city (within walking distance), easy booking, easy check in. A lot of Uber Eats options available within close proximity. Also easy access to arterial route’s around the city. Downside: trip advisor pictures out of date (no pool), rooms are really tired, bathrooms even more so. Washing up has to be done in the bathroom. Rooms cleaned only once during eight day stays. Rooms adjoined to others have little to no privacy as you can hear literally everything. Parking can be challenging (we were there the weekend the Freo’s were at playing and were unable to park in the hotel car park at all). Had microwave but no cooker, so ended up buying ourselves a sandwich press for breakfast and lunches.