Perhaps the most COMO thing you can do during a stay at this historic property – which sits lightly and respectfully within the three nineteenth-century State Buildings in central Perth – is take an early morning swim.

Wake with the sun and step out onto the white sand beaches of Rottnest Island in a stay at Discovery Resorts, a luxury eco-tent glamping experience with eco credentials.

Duxton Hotel Perth certainly knows how to make a grand entrance.

As you arrive at Jarrahview Lodge, perched high in the hills of Jarrahdale, it feels like you’ve landed in a sun-drenched, eucalyptus-fringed version of the Hollywood Hills.

Top-tier wine, riverside walks and contemporary fine dining at Wild Swan restaurant are but three reasons to check-in to Maya Maya.

Ideal for business travel and equally suited to family getaways, Novotel Perth Murray Street covers all your stay needs: spacious rooms, diverse dining and leisure facilities for all ages.

Classics are classics for a reason, and the spacious, elegantly designed and centrally located Pan Pacific Perth has stood the test of time.

A long-standing fixture in the heart of the CBD, Parmelia Hilton opened in 1969 as one of Western Australia’s first international five-star hotels.

As far as city boltholes go, Quay Perth is up there with the best. A home away from home, it has that all-important factor that real estate agents rave about: location, location, location.

The Lodge Wadjemup is not just a stay—it’s a pause. A recalibration. A quiet immersion into island life, where Rottnest’s raw beauty meets the considered comfort of one of WA’s most iconic properties, now reimagined.

She’s a good looking one, this almost-new build boutique hotel on the banks of the Swan River.