Hotels near Winthrop Hall

"Fantastic stay as always - the Duxton staff and team are always second to none and of teh highest standards. Even though renovations are ongoing - there was no detriment to my stay. See you again next week :)"

"Nice an polite nothing was a drama"

"Clean and comfortable accommodation. Helpful and friendly staff. Great location. Basic room but good value for the price. Would definitely stay here again"

"Expensive for a basic room. "

"Breakfast was good, Check in is smooth and room is stunning. There lacks of communication during check out. The staff at the reception deduct the room fees again when it is already paid upfront using the Hotels.com app. And she did not mention it or a receipt is provided. "

"Stayed for 14 nights in April.The room was cleaned every day to a high standard. The bathroom was spotless and the shower was hot, with good pressure. Only two lifts and one was out of action while we were there.Check in and out were quick and efficient.Hotel has no parking but plenty nearby.Within walking distance of bus and t"

"Central hotel - Perth very assessable from here. Lovely staff"

"Excellent hotel . Great value for money"

"This hotel did some things exceptionally well, and completely missed the mark on 2 critical areas. Even if you don’t stay here, I would highly recommend visiting the hotel’s breakfast restaurant, it is a hit with the locals and it was a highlight of my trip. The staff at the hotel were great, the location is amazing, and the rooms in this hotel were reasonably modern and nice. Unfortunately the hotel managed to have two of my pet hates which would make me unlikely to return: 1. Paper-thin walls: I was woken by mild chatter from a neighbouring room. There is also no sound insulation from the bathroom; you can literally hear brushing teeth sounds from the bed. 2. Limited privacy: Windows in my room either faced the corridor or the neighbouring carpark and neighbour balcony. With no sheer blinds, you’re either in total darkness or on display. The balcony was a world first. Never in the history of hotels have I seen a clear glass partition between balconies. I could see my neighbours standing on their balcony while I was lying in bed. It was just bizarre; frosted glass would be much better suited."