The Westin Perth

Overview of The Westin Perth

Set on Hay Street within the Hibernian Place precinct, The Westin Perth sits inside the commercial core of the Perth CBD, close to the city's retail strips and the Swan River foreshore. Sources disagree by roughly two dozen rooms on exactly how big the property is: Traveloka's listing puts it at 344 rooms across 14 floors, while Westin's own brand page cites 368 rooms and suites in the same building. Because the two sources differ slightly on the exact inventory figure, prospective guests should treat the room count as approximate and confirm the specific number at the time of booking rather than rely on either figure as final.

Both sources agree, however, that this is a full-service, brand-standard Westin property built around the chain's wellness-forward positioning. Westin properties globally lean on signature wellness programming, and the official Marriott/Westin page for this hotel highlights an on-site spa, a 24-hour fitness studio, and an outdoor pool as part of that identity — details covered in the facilities section below.

For travellers weighing a CBD base in Perth, The Westin Perth reads less as a heritage boutique stay and more as a modern, amenity-rich business and leisure hotel. Its scale — 300-plus rooms across multiple floors — supports both corporate travel and events alongside standard leisure bookings.

Room Types at The Westin Perth

Lounge access, more than square metreage, is what actually separates one room category from another at this property: book into Club King or Club Double and entry to the Westin Executive Club Lounge comes with it, a perk none of the other tiers carry. That's the detail worth anchoring a comparison around, since neither Traveloka's listing nor the brand's own page publishes exact square metreage, bed sizing, or maximum occupancy for any tier on the ladder — whichever room count is accurate, 344 or 368, the lounge benefit is the one confirmed differentiator between categories.

Club King and Club Double

These two categories share the same Club-level benefit: entry to the Westin Executive Club Lounge. Granular details such as room size or view weren't confirmed in either source, so anyone booking specifically for lounge access should verify current hours and inclusions with the hotel or through the live booking flow before travelling.

Premier King

The Premier King sits at the other end of the ladder — the brand page's entry-level king-bedded option. As with the Club rooms, exact dimensions and outlook weren't published at the time of research; the live listing or a direct enquiry to the property remains the best way to confirm current specifications.

Executive Suite, Westin Suite, and Presidential Suite

Three suite categories sit above both the standard and Club tiers — Executive Suite, Westin Suite, and Presidential Suite — named on the official brand page as the top of the property's room hierarchy. Layouts, sizing, and bedding for these suites weren't itemised in the sources reviewed, so travellers drawn to a suite stay should confirm the exact configuration and current room count directly by phone or via the booking interface, particularly given the discrepancy between the 344- and 368-room figures cited above.

Facilities and Amenities

Bodhi Spa gives this property a named, dedicated treatment venue rather than a generic "spa services available" line — a detail confirmed on the brand page alongside a 24-hour Westin WORKOUT Fitness Studio built for guests keeping odd hours, and an outdoor pool positioned on level 5 rather than at ground level.

• Westin WORKOUT Fitness Studio, open 24 hours
• Outdoor pool on level 5
• Bodhi Spa
• In-room WiFi, available to all guests (complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy members booking direct)

Parking arrangements are one area where the two sources don't fully line up: the brand page mentions self-parking at a daily rate, while guest feedback on the Traveloka listing points to valet parking instead. Because the exact current arrangement and any charges weren't consistently confirmed across both sources, it's worth checking directly with the hotel or the live booking listing before arrival — the same caution applies to WiFi charges, which guests booking through Traveloka should confirm at check-in.

Location and Getting There

Perth Airport (PER) sits roughly 11.3 kilometres from the hotel according to the official brand page — a manageable drive or taxi/rideshare trip for arriving guests, but not a walkable distance, so most travellers will want to plan that transfer in advance. The Westin Perth itself is set on Hay Street in the Perth CBD, within the Hibernian Place precinct, placing it among the city's commercial core, close to retail strips, dining, and the Swan River foreshore.

Travellers still finalising their flights into Perth can compare options and search flights to Perth on Traveloka before locking in arrival timing. Within the CBD itself, the hotel's Hay Street address puts guests within reach of Perth's main shopping and dining precincts on foot, with the Swan River and Elizabeth Quay precinct also accessible by a short walk or a quick taxi ride from the property.

Exact walking distances to specific landmarks — Kings Park, or individual train stations, for instance — weren't confirmed in either source for this property, so this content avoids stating metre or minute figures that can't be verified. Guests planning precise walking routes should confirm current distances via a maps service or the hotel concierge on arrival.

Dining at The Westin Perth

Two confirmed on-site outlets anchor the dining offering, per the hotel's official brand page. Garum by Guy Grossi is an Italian osteria collaboration with chef Guy Grossi, serving Roman-style fare for breakfast and dinner within the historic Hibernian Hall setting; private dining and pasta-focused events are also offered there. Haven Lounge, meanwhile, is a bar and lounge space within Hibernian Place pouring cocktails and premium beverages, with a seasonal high tea service on the side. Room service rounds things out — a 24-hour in-room dining service drawing on both an Eat Well menu and select items from the Garum menu.

Beyond the hotel's own outlets, guests based in the Perth CBD have easy access to the city's broader dining and entertainment scene. Travellers wanting to explore further afield can also browse things to do in Perth on Traveloka to round out a stay with tours or attractions beyond the hotel itself.

Why Stay at The Westin Perth

A Hay Street address paired with the kind of wellness-oriented facilities Westin is known for globally — a dedicated spa, a 24-hour fitness studio, and a pool — is the core pitch for travellers wanting a full-service, brand-standard stay in the middle of the Perth CBD. That's backed by a scale of 300-plus rooms supporting both business travel and leisure stays, plus a chef-collaboration Italian restaurant and a dedicated lounge for cocktails and high tea, giving guests on-site dining options beyond a standard hotel restaurant without needing to leave the building for a first-night meal.

Guests comparing options in the same CBD strip who want to weigh The Westin Perth against other nearby properties can compare Perth hotels on Traveloka side by side before deciding.

Tips for Booking The Westin Perth on Traveloka

Start with the room-count mismatch: Traveloka's own listing shows 344 rooms while the property's brand page states 368, a gap of roughly two dozen rooms that's worth keeping in mind rather than treating either number as gospel — check live room-type availability at the time of booking instead.

• Want lounge access? Only Club King and Club Double carry entry to the Westin Executive Club Lounge — confirm current hours and inclusions on the booking page before you commit to that tier.
• Eyeing a suite? Executive Suite, Westin Suite, and Presidential Suite sit above the standard and Club categories, but layout and sizing weren't published by either source, so a direct enquiry to the hotel is the safest way to know what you're getting.
• Flying in? Perth Airport is roughly 11.3 km away — build that transfer time into your itinerary, and consider booking your flight and stay together for smoother planning.
• Driving? Confirm parking directly with the hotel first — the brand page describes self-parking at a daily rate while guest feedback on Traveloka mentions valet, so the current setup isn't fully settled between sources.
• Wellness-focused trip? Ask about current hours for Bodhi Spa and the 24-hour fitness studio if those facilities are a priority.

Ready to lock in your Perth CBD stay? Start planning your trip from Traveloka's homepage for flights, activities, and more hotels in one place.

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