Hotel Wrap: What To Expect From These New City Hotels

Guests and the public can access the hotel’s signature restaurant, Hearth and outdoor terrace bar, Songbird. Hearth’s menu focuses on the freshest local produce and boasts a décor inspired by the West Australian coastline with a palette of soft white and blue. If you’re chasing an intimate bar for a relaxing sunset drink, then Songbird is for you! The bar offers light bites and an impressive list of spirits and wines, plus views of the Swan River, Perth CBD and the hotel pool. 

Now, let’s talk about the pool. The Ritz-Carlton pool has uninterrupted views of the Swan River and Kings Park. As a guest, you’ll want to stay poolside all day long, unless you have a treatment booked at The Ritz-Carlton Spa, which is an urban sanctuary.

Parmelia Hilton Perth

This Mill Street hotel is the most recent to open in the CBD in 2021 after going through a $45 million transformation, which includes touchless technology and a new walkway through to Brookfield Place. The new rooms are modern and relaxing with a muted colour palette, while the new lobby is refurbished with artwork that embraces WA’s landscape and history. 

The 53-year-old hotel has taken a leap into the future with its digital key, that is sent to a guest’s phone and gives them access to their room, the swimming pool, gym and other areas of the hotel without having to meet anyone. 

Whether you’re a guest of just wanting to explore your dining options in the city, then the hotel’s new Brasserie, Samuel's, is worth a visit. The menu features the State’s finest seasonal produce and the impressive wine menu that centres around WA wines.

The Parmelia Hilton are all about staycations with packages available that include a room, parking and breakfast. It’s in the perfect location for strolling into the city and Northbridge or popping down to Elizabeth Quay, or you could just stay at the hotel and relax by their impressive outdoor pool. 

The Adnate

Perth’s first Art Series hotel The Adnate opened in 2019 and has been buzzing ever since! You can’t miss the hotel on Hay Street with its record-breaking mural on the outside of the building by street artist Matt Adnate – it’s the tallest painted mural in the Southern Hemisphere.  

This hotel is dedicated to street art; the interiors embrace this with Matt’s work throughout the building and the rooms are decked out with his art, as well as an art library.

The restaurant and bar Hyde, is open to the public and draws a crowd. Located on the same level as the hotel pool, Hyde is all about cocktails, summer vibes, DJ tunes and fun, with walls covered in pictures of palm trees, flamingos and music references. Hyde is the type of restaurant you pop in for a drink and end up staying the whole night. 

Quay Perth

Directly opposite the waterfront Esplanade is Quay Perth. This intimate hotel has views of the Swan River and is ideal for a relaxing staycation where you have to choice to walk to the hustle and bustle of the popular Elizabeth Quay precinct or simply stay at the hotel.

Quay Perth is more than a hotel, it’s also home to Level Nine, a co-working space where you can get some work done in a professional and beautiful environment overlooking the Swan River. Grab a coffee from the Community At Quay, their all-day café at the hotel’s lobby, and then head up to Level Nine and start your day.

After a drink or bite to eat? HQ Bar and Kitchen is located on level 10 for guests and the public to enjoy and offers tapas-style dishes to share while watching the sunset. The drinks menu focuses on WA wines and innovative cocktails that are a must try. The space is warm and inviting with timber and tan tones creating a luxe feel.