Perth Hotel Guide - Beatty Park Leisure Centre hotels in Perth, Australia.

"Check in was terrible because my booking was coming up as cancelled. I showed the reception staff my booking and receipt for payment in the Hotels.com app so they eventually gave me a room and said they would follow up with Hotels.com for payment. That was a stressful start. The hotel is pristine and modern. However, the mood (ie dark) lighting, doorless toilet and shower, difficulty to access curtain behind overly big chairs did not suit us. The day we booked in we were looking forward to heading up to the rooftop bar for a drink and dinner to only find out they were closed for a private function. We’ve stayed here several times but I think it’s time for a change."

"The location downtown was safer than I had expected. Having 7/11 and McDonald's within 2 blocks was very convenient. Most bus and train options can be reached within 2 blocks from the hotel as well."

"Awesome "

"Great place to stay!"

"Room pretty decent,, staff helpful, breakfast awesome, bar looks nice"

"Breakfast was included, tasty and good value. Room was large and clean but rather sparse, plenty of room for sofa or armchairs but none available also no hand towels, out of stock apparently"

"Good location"

"Everything was good/ great, the swipe cards and the elevators reduced my experience. Swipe cards were unreliable in the elevators, at least one elevator out of service daily, all three broken down for 2 1/2 hours at dinner time, with me stuck on floor 10 making me seriously late to a dinner meeting. Swipe cards only worked occasionally to enter my room, up to 3minutes of repetitive trying before entry was granted. Fix this and I would have rated 4.5 - 5 Stars"

"Rooms were clean, neat, well equipped and quiet. Bed was comfy. Staff friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good, excellent selection in buffet style, so of course not freshly cooked. Only criticism would be that tables be cleared and wiped a bit quicker so new patrons have a clean spot to sit without needing to ask. "