We just got back from Perth where we hired a campervan for 2 weeks so any hotel after that would be great, the kings perth was okay, friendly staff but they lack communication. We had to tell 3 of them that we needed a wake up call and then a taxi, only one of the staff wrote it on the... More

What a disgusting hotel. Poor service at reception was not a good start, then we went to our room which we had to pay extra for as they had no standard rooms left. This room had a balcony looking out to a car park. The patio doors were broken allowing anyone from the adjoining balcony to come into our room.... More

One of the worst hotels i have stayed in, the room was runned down, carpets were mouldy, the beds were creaky. For the price we pay it was a rip off. Do not be fooled by the pictures you see on their website. Must have been taken 15 years ago. The front desk is rude and not friendly. There is... More

We stayed here for what was meant to be a relaxing break but walked away frustrated at how the place was run. Bad point included rubbish left in our room, ie not properly cleaned before checking in, terrible food service at the hotels restaurant which ment sending back an uncooked salmon fillet and an over cooked steak. We did not... More

We should have been alerted to the fact that things were not what one would expect when it was a requirement of the hotel to Pay in Full upfront with no option for refunds etc. For the price one would pay for a 5 star hotel in Sydney it was expected that the hotel would be reasonable. A later realisation... More

A short walk to the Perth mall and walking distance to many amenities and facilities. The hotel is looking tired but is of good value. Was a bit annoyed as I had to use the adjoining private parking facility as it appers that the hotel does not provide free parking for its customers.

Stayed at the Kings Perth Hotel for one night whilst on business. It was hard initially to find a vacancy at a Perth CBD hotel midweek and all the hotels on the various "discount" websites were quite expensive, many well over $400. Was told that hotels in Perth are expensive during the week but cheaper on weekends. At $335 for... More

The location is not too near to Hay Street, but just 7mintues walk away. The was rather rowdy at night and we watched a fight between a thief and the security of the convenience store just opposite the street on our last day of accommodation. The lighting along the corridor is dim and the rooms are rather dark but things... More

This hotel is a short walk from Barrack Street wharf for cruises to Swan Valley and Fremantle and ferries, shopping and only 3 blocks to Perth railway station. It is best described as an older hotel with some maintenance definitely required. Rooms are large with a refrigerator and shower/small bath. Beds are very comfortable I found and new large screen... More