Crown Towers Perth

We loved our stay at crown towers!! What a beautiful establishment. Our room didn’t have the best view (out the back of the hotel) but we still thoroughly enjoyed our stay. I particularly loved the tv in the bathroom and the beautiful soft line on the beds. The mini bar was very well stocked also. Our only comment would be we would have loved more information on check-in as we had no idea where anything was or that there was actually heated pools outside (we only discovered this before we had to check out). Overall we just can’t wait to book another night here at some point and hopefully book with a better view this time. Thank you Crown!

Large spacious and very comfortable rooms. Hotel runs very efficiently with friendly & very helpful reception & concierge teams. Unusual in a large hotel like this. Team appear happy & engaged which is refreshing. It all makes such a difference when on holiday & wanting to relax. Well done!

High end hotel. Not always a feeling of personal touch but would not disappoint anyone looking for absolute luxury. Pool area is broad and offers many options including private areas overlooking the city and swan river.

I booked two nights in mid-June 2025 expecting five-star luxury; I walked out feeling completely fleeced. Freezing “resort” pool: Not a single warm or heated option. In winter it’s an ice bath, so the headline amenity is unusable. Tech stuck in 2010: No streaming apps on the TVs; the only choice is $20 pay-per-view for a whopping ten movies. The remote only works if you’re practically touching the screen. Dirty rooms: Shower tiles were stained, carpets smelled like wet dog, and everything felt overdue for a deep clean. Broken “smart” controls: The in-room iPad crashes constantly; the electric blinds start and stop at random, usually at 3 a.m. Gouged at every turn: $39 for a club sandwich, $37 for a basic burger—and an extra $7 “delivery fee” just to bring it from the hotel kitchen to … the hotel room. That’s there room service. Crazy. You have to pay 55 dollars for breakfast each person and the breakfast is the most basic average crap you’ll eat. Overall value: $600-plus per night for a place that can’t manage basic cleanliness, working remotes, heated pool or decently priced room service or food. A 7 dollar delivery fee is laughable. There is literally nothing redeeming I can say. Crown Towers Perth trades on its brand while cutting every corner that matters. Spend your money elsewhere—you’ll thank yourself later.

Spent 3 nights. Excellent room with views of the Swan river and city. Plenty of restaurants in the wider complex but suggest booking well ahead (especially for Nobu). I would have given 5 stars except the bar closes at 10pm .. which is very poor for such a large hotel. Alternative is to head over to the zoo like atmosphere of the Casino .. but only McDonalds is open late.