Best for
Enter London Court from Hay Street and look up for its jousting knights before walking through the arcade to St Georges Terrace.
Best for
Enter London Court from Hay Street and look up for its jousting knights before walking through the arcade to St Georges Terrace.
What makes it special
Look for locally commissioned art curated by Linton and Kay Galleries as you move through interiors inspired by Western Australia’s landscapes.
Room to consider
Choose the Penthouse Suite for a kitchenette and separate dining area, handy for a private meal above Perth after a day out.
Insider tip
Arrive early for a main-stage show at His Majesty's Theatre to see Hay Street from the heritage balconies before taking your seat.
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InterContinental Perth City Centre is a compact city hotel for guests who want Perth's CBD, King Street, Hay Street, theatres, shopping, and business addresses at walking distance. The 240-room property stands at 815 Hay Street, close to the King Street Heritage Precinct, His Majesty's Theatre, Elizabeth Quay, RAC Arena, and Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. Its strengths are not a pool or resort space. They are polished rooms above the city, Ascua, Heno & Rey, Loft Lounge & Bar, Club InterContinental, and a central position that works hard for short Perth stays.
The round table by the window gives this compact room a place to work or pause over coffee. A padded desk chair and low grey seat sit nearby, beneath a hanging drum light. Textured walls, gold bedside lamps and patterned carpet bring detail to the simple layout. A framed picture adds colour above the seating, while long curtains soften the window.
The bathroom has a rain shower behind a glass screen, with a handheld fitting as well. Its pale vanity sits below a tall illuminated mirror and beside an open towel shelf. Wood drawer fronts add warmth to the light tiles and black taps. Built-in cupboards near the entrance and small bedside tables provide storage without filling the floor with loose furniture.
The round table by the window gives this compact room a place to work or pause over coffee. A padded desk chair and low grey...
The outlook depends on the selected Classic Room option.
Grey fabric walls and a dark patterned carpet give the bedroom a quiet, modern character. Gold wall lights sit beside the padded headboards, while wood cabinetry brings a warmer tone to the entrance. Near the window, a round table and desk chair provide a proper place to work. A low upholstered seat adds a second spot to settle with a book.
In the bathroom, a rain shower and handheld shower sit behind a glass screen. The pale vanity has a tall lit mirror, with a smaller round mirror close by. An open shelf unit holds towels beside the basin, with timber drawers beneath. Long curtains cover the bedroom windows, and small bedside tables keep everyday items beside the pillows.
Grey fabric walls and a dark patterned carpet give the bedroom a quiet, modern character. Gold wall lights sit beside the padded headboards, while wood...
A low grey seat stands beside a round table at the window. The desk chair fits beneath the table, leaving space for a laptop or a morning coffee. Dark patterned carpet contrasts with the pale fabric walls, while gold lights flank the padded headboards. Long curtains hang beside the glass, with wood cabinetry near the entrance.
The bathroom continues the mix of light surfaces and dark frames. A glass-enclosed shower has both overhead and handheld fittings, and a tall mirror lights the vanity from either side. Towels sit on open shelves within easy reach of the basin. Bedside tables and the fitted cupboards keep small items and luggage out of the sitting area.
A low grey seat stands beside a round table at the window. The desk chair fits beneath the table, leaving space for a laptop or...
Windows on adjoining walls bring daylight across the bedroom and its sitting area. A low upholstered sofa sits beside a round table and desk chair, under a hanging drum light. Grey wall fabric and gold bedside lights balance the darker patterned carpet. The padded headboard and full-length curtains carry these soft textures through the room, with fitted storage near the entrance.
A rain shower and handheld shower occupy a glass enclosure in the bathroom. The pale vanity has an illuminated mirror and a separate small round mirror, with open towel shelves beside it. Timber fronts and black fittings keep the same neat lines as the bedroom furniture. A bedside table on each side provides room for personal items and a book.
Windows on adjoining walls bring daylight across the bedroom and its sitting area. A low upholstered sofa sits beside a round table and desk chair,...
Gold wall lights frame a broad padded headboard, with pale grey fabrics against a darker patterned carpet. A low seat runs beside the window, next to a round table and a desk chair. This corner of the room offers somewhere to read or set up a laptop. Long curtains soften the glass, and small bedside tables keep personal items close at hand.
The bathroom pairs a pale vanity with a mirror lit on both sides. Its glass shower has an overhead rain shower and a handheld fitting, beside an open shelf unit for towels. Black taps and frames add crisp lines to the lighter finishes. Breakfast, afternoon tea and evening canapes are served in the lounge, with refreshments available through the day.
Gold wall lights frame a broad padded headboard, with pale grey fabrics against a darker patterned carpet. A low seat runs beside the window, next...
A round table, desk chair and low upholstered seat form a sitting corner beside the window. Dark carpet has a small repeating pattern below the pale textured walls and gold lights. A broad padded headboard keeps the bedroom's lines simple, with small tables beside the pillows. Wood cupboards near the door provide fitted storage, away from the work area.
The bathroom has a glass-enclosed rain shower with a handheld fitting. Open towel shelves stand beside a pale vanity and a tall lit mirror. Black frames outline the light surfaces. The lounge adds breakfast, daytime refreshments, afternoon tea and evening canapes to the stay. Back in the room, full-length curtains surround the windows and layer darker fabric over the inner drapes.
A round table, desk chair and low upholstered seat form a sitting corner beside the window. Dark carpet has a small repeating pattern below the...
A round table and padded chair sit close to the window, with a low upholstered seat alongside. Grey fabrics and dark patterned carpet set a soft tone, lifted by gold wall lights beside the headboards. Tall curtains frame the glass, while bedside tables keep reading material and small items within reach. The work area has space to open a laptop without using the bed.
The bathroom has a glass-enclosed rain shower and a handheld shower. A lit mirror hangs above the pale vanity, with open shelves for towels and a small round mirror nearby. Wood cabinetry gives the storage a warmer finish. Away from the room, the lounge serves breakfast, daytime refreshments, afternoon tea and evening canapes.
A round table and padded chair sit close to the window, with a low upholstered seat alongside. Grey fabrics and dark patterned carpet set a...
The bed and sitting area share one open room.
A sofa, two lounge chairs and a low table form a sitting area beside the broad windows. A second table with a desk chair provides space for work, under a hanging light. Grey fabric walls and a patterned carpet give the furniture a soft background, while gold bedside lamps add warmth. Shelves and wood cupboards provide storage along the wall.
The bathroom has a freestanding bathtub and a rain shower. Tall lit mirrors hang above the pale vanity. Open shelves keep towels close by, beside black taps and frames. Full-length curtains hang around the bedroom windows, with simple upholstered furniture beneath them. Lounge service includes breakfast, afternoon tea and evening canapes, as well as refreshments through the day.
A sofa, two lounge chairs and a low table form a sitting area beside the broad windows. A second table with a desk chair provides...
A glass partition separates the bathtub from the bedroom.
An oval dining table seats six beneath a large abstract painting. Beyond it, the lounge has a sofa, armchairs and a low table facing a wall of shelves. Wood floors link these shared areas, with hanging lights above the dining table and lounge. The suite sits on the hotel's sixteenth floor, with long curtains framing its large windows.
The bedroom has an upholstered window seat, a small table and a padded headboard in soft neutral tones. Bedside lights hang from the ceiling. In the bathroom, two vanities stand beside an open towel shelf, with tall mirrors lit in gold frames. A freestanding bathtub and a separate rain shower offer different ways to unwind. Breakfast, afternoon tea, evening canapes and daytime refreshments are served in the lounge.
An oval dining table seats six beneath a large abstract painting. Beyond it, the lounge has a sofa, armchairs and a low table facing a...
The hotel sits where a Perth city stay becomes simple. Guests step out to Hay Street, King Street boutiques, theatres, cafes, offices, and restaurants without needing a car.
That is the main advantage over larger hotels on the edge of the CBD. InterContinental Perth City Centre places the useful parts of the city close together.
Elizabeth Quay, RAC Arena, Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, Forrest Chase, Raine Square, and the Bell Tower are all realistic walks from the hotel.
Kings Park and Botanic Garden is close enough for a short transfer or a longer walk. Perth Airport is around 15 kilometers away in normal traffic.
The property opened as a 240-room InterContinental hotel in the King Street precinct. It is a city hotel, not a sprawling resort, and that is part of its appeal.
Design by Woods Bagot and interiors by Chada give the hotel a West Australian tone rather than a copied global look. The building rises 16 storeys above the CBD.
Rooms are grouped into Cosy, Classic, Premium, Suite, and Penthouse categories. This range matters because the smallest rooms suit short trips, while suites suit longer business stays.
Cosy rooms are about 23 square meters. Classic rooms are usually 27 to 32 square meters. Premium rooms reach about 38 square meters with broader city views.
Suites run about 48 to 53 square meters and add a separate living area. They also include access to Club InterContinental on Level 16.
Dining gives the hotel a stronger local identity than many Perth CBD properties. Ascua is the serious dinner address, with wood-fired cooking, steaks, seafood, and Western Australian produce.
Heno & Rey sits at street level on the corner of King and Hay Street. It brings tapas, sangria, alfresco seating, and a livelier Spanish mood.
Loft Lounge & Bar adds the hotel bar layer. Its terrace overlooks Hay Street and works well before theatre, after meetings, or for a slower drink above the street.
This mix is useful for travelers with limited time. A guest can have a business lunch, a steak dinner, and a late drink without leaving the building.
The rooms are best understood as a polished base rather than a destination in themselves. They are calm, well finished, and made for sleep, work, and quick city movement.
Bathrooms include rain showers, and suites add bathtubs. Selected rooms look across the city or the heritage precinct, which gives the stay a stronger sense of Perth.
Travelers who plan to work from the room should avoid choosing only by price. A Premium room or suite can make a dense business schedule feel less compressed.
For one night before a flight, a Cosy or Classic room may be enough. For several nights, space and view become more important.
The location is especially strong for guests attending a show, meeting, or city event. His Majesty's Theatre is nearby, and RAC Arena is within walking distance.
Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre and Elizabeth Quay are also close. That makes the hotel practical for corporate travelers who do not want a large conference hotel atmosphere.
Shopping is another reason to stay here. Raine Square boutiques, King Street, Forrest Chase, and the broader CBD retail district are easy to reach on foot.
The hotel does not need to pretend it is remote or serene. Its value is that Perth is directly outside the door, while the rooms remain controlled and quiet above it.
COMO The Treasury is the stronger choice for travelers who want heritage grandeur, a deeper design statement, and one of Perth's most distinctive luxury stays.
The Ritz-Carlton Perth is better for guests who want Elizabeth Quay, river views, a larger spa feel, and a more obvious waterfront setting.
The Westin Perth has more resort-style scale for a city hotel, including broader wellness and event facilities. Duxton Hotel Perth suits guests who prefer a larger traditional CBD property.
QT Perth is more playful and design-led. Parmelia Hilton Perth can be a practical alternative for guests who want a central business hotel with strong value.
InterContinental Perth City Centre stands out when guests want a luxury hotel in Perth with 240 rooms, King Street access, Ascua, Heno & Rey, Loft Lounge & Bar, and a compact CBD footprint.
Club InterContinental on Level 16 is useful for guests who want a quieter working point, breakfast structure, and more privacy during a short city stay.
The hotel has a fitness center, on-site parking, Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping, and two main on-site restaurants. There is no pool, so wellness-focused travelers should compare carefully.
Parking is available, but the CBD setting means guests should plan ahead. Self-parking is at Central Park Car Park, and valet parking is also offered.
For many guests, walking or taxi transfers will be easier than driving. That is normal for this part of Perth and fits the hotel's city-first purpose.
Choose InterContinental Perth City Centre if the main reason to book is a 5-star hotel in Perth with central access, strong dining, and a polished business-leisure setup.
It is ideal for corporate travelers, theatre guests, short-stay couples, solo visitors, and anyone who wants Perth's CBD, Elizabeth Quay, RAC Arena, and King Street close.
It is less suitable for travelers who want a pool, riverfront views, resort space, or a destination spa mood. Those guests should compare The Ritz-Carlton Perth or The Westin Perth.
Guests seeking a rare heritage experience should look closely at COMO The Treasury. Guests who want a bolder boutique mood may prefer QT Perth.
The reason to choose InterContinental Perth City Centre is precision. It gives guests a well-located 240-room city hotel with useful room categories, Ascua, Heno & Rey, Loft Lounge & Bar, Club InterContinental, and a Hay Street address that makes Perth easy to use.
Ascua’s open kitchen puts the wood fire in view as the chefs grill Western Australian dry-aged steaks and local seafood.
With Club InterContinental access, afternoon tea on the 16th floor gives you a quiet break with views over central Perth.
Loft Lounge & Bar's terrace overlooks the King Street precinct, offering an outdoor pause in an otherwise compact city hotel.
815 Hay St, Perth WA 6000, Australia
Yes. InterContinental Perth City Centre is worth it for travelers who want a polished hotel in Perth's central business and cultural district. The hotel has 240 rooms and suites, strong dining, a Club InterContinental option, meeting space, and a prime Hay Street location near shopping and theatres.
InterContinental Perth City Centre is at 815 Hay Street, Perth, Western Australia, in the King Street Precinct. The location is convenient for His Majesty's Theatre, Elizabeth Quay, Perth Station, RAC Arena, Hay Street Mall, and central business meetings.
InterContinental Perth City Centre has 240 rooms and suites across a modern city hotel building. Rooms focus on city comfort, quality bedding, marble bathrooms, local design details, and views across Perth's central district.
Book a Classic Room for a short business stay or city weekend when location matters more than extra space. Choose a Premium Room, Club room, or suite if you want better views, more room, and access to Club InterContinental benefits.
Yes. Club InterContinental is available for eligible room categories and adds a more private stay experience. It is useful for business travelers, couples, and guests who want breakfast, evening drinks, and a quieter place to work or relax.
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