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The Cozy Room offers 23 square meters of calm, inviting comfort. Soft lighting and simple furnishings create a warm atmosphere from the moment you arrive....
The elegant and stylish Classic Room offers a calm, comfortable stay spanning 28 square meters. Soft tones and clean lines create a warm atmosphere from...
The Classic City View Room brings calm comfort beside lively Hay Street views. Large windows frame the city scene throughout the day. The 28 sqm...
The Premium Corner Room spans 38 square meters with a calm, open layout. Large corner windows bring in soft daylight throughout the day. The room...
The Club Classic City View Room welcomes guests with warm city views and calm interiors. The space feels open and easy to settle into. Large...
The Club Classic room offers a calm and comfortable stay with thoughtful details throughout its 38 square meters. The layout feels open and easy to...
The Premium City View Room offers 31-32 square meters of calm comfort above the city. Large windows frame the skyline from morning until night. Natural...
The Club Junior City View Suite offers a calm stay across 48 square meters with a king-size bed and a separate living area. Soft city...
The Penthouse Club Suite opens with wide city views and a calm atmosphere above the streets below. The 89-square-meter layout feels open, comfortable, and easy...
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 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.
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InterContinental Perth is located in the vibrant heart of Perth. Set along the picturesque King Street Precinct.
Explore the charming laneways lined with bars, restaurants. And a plethora of high-end retail options on your doorstep.
Discover the rooftop bar overlooking art deco details of The King Street Precinct. The Loft Lounge and Bar is one of Perth's best kept secrets.
815 HAY STREET, Australia
Car parking facilities may have scheduled weekend disruptions through August 2026. Please contact the hotel before arrival if you plan to drive.
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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