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Not only does the city of Perth have a lot to offer, but the variety of accommodations is also huge. From simple motels to stylish boutique hotels, you’ll definitely find the right place for your budget. Especially if you don’t want to spend too much on accommodation, the options become a bit more limited. That’s why in this article we’re showing you some really affordable hotels in Perth that still impress with their location, comfort, or charm.
Our 7 Tips and Recommendations for Cheap Hotels in Perth
All the accommodations we feature here cost less than €120 per night. Some of them can even be real bargains during the off-season. So if you don’t want to blow your travel budget, our tips for affordable hotels in Perth are definitely worth checking out.
1. East Perth Suites Hotel

Located right by the water in the East Perth neighborhood, you’ll find the East Perth Suites Hotel. It’s a very quiet area, yet still not far from the city center. To get downtown, you can simply take the train from Claisebrook Station to the main station or use the free Yellow CAT Bus, which stops just around the corner. Super convenient for exploring Perth at your own pace.
The hotel offers spacious studios, apartments, and suites. All rooms are air-conditioned and come with a small kitchen, a TV, and free Wi-Fi. Many apartments even have a balcony with views of the Swan River or the Perth skyline. The East Perth Suites Hotel also features a heated swimming pool, a gym, barbecue facilities, and a laundry room. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants in the area where you can grab a bite to eat.
Book here: East Perth Suites Hotel
2. Nightcap at Belgian Beer Cafe

Located right in the heart of downtown Perth, the Nightcap at Belgian Beer Cafe is a cozy place to stay with a good dose of pub charm. On the first floor, you’ll find a traditional Belgian beer pub, and upstairs is the connected hotel. Thanks to its central location, you can walk to the train station or many of the Perth attractions in just a few minutes. A really solid base for exploring the city on foot.
The rooms are modern and come with everything you need while traveling. From air conditioning, TV, and a fridge to a private bathroom with free toiletries. In the morning, guests receive a small breakfast box with cereal, milk, juice, and fresh fruit. You’ll also get a welcome drink at check-in. As a bonus, there’s free drinking water and earplugs available in case it gets a bit noisy in the pub.
All around the Nightcap at Belgian Beer Cafe, you’ll find countless cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s truly a top location, and if you like to go out in the evening, you’re right in the middle of the action.
Book here: Nightcap at Belgian Beer Cafe
3. Alex Hotel

The Alex Hotel is super centrally located in the Northbridge neighborhood, just north of Perth’s CBD. It’s only a short walk to the train station and city center, making it an ideal base. All rooms come with air conditioning, a TV, free Wi-Fi, and a modern bathroom. The slightly more expensive rooms even feature a balcony with a lovely view over the city and the Perth skyline.
Moreover, there’s a great rooftop terrace with views of the skyline, an in-house restaurant, a cozy bar, and a small breakfast included in the rate. Croissants, fruit, coffee, and orange juice, along with a few small extras. Nothing big, but perfect for a quick bite in the morning. The reception is open 24/7, and you can even rent bikes on-site to explore Perth at your own pace. For us, this is the best of the affordable hotels in Perth.
Book here: Alex Hotel
4. Country Comfort Perth

Located close to Perth Airport, the Country Comfort Perth hotel also offers convenient access to the city center via public transport. It’s also a popular choice for transit stays, as it offers free parking and a complimentary airport shuttle service.
The air-conditioned rooms are spacious and provide everything you need. A TV, minibar, sofa, free Wi-Fi, and, depending on the category, even a fully equipped kitchen. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day and is happy to assist, also offering a laundry service, for example.
Additionally, Country Comfort Perth features a swimming pool, a beautiful garden area, and its in-house Firehouse Restaurant. You can enjoy delicious breakfast and dinner there, so you won’t need to search far for a good meal. For a short stay, all the essentials are covered.
Book here: Country Comfort Perth
5. Lakeside Bed And Breakfast

The Lakeside Bed & Breakfast is a charming, family-run accommodation in the Leederville neighborhood, just steps away from the idyllic Lake Monger. Set in a quiet residential area, it offers that kind of warm, homey atmosphere that makes you feel welcome right away. The rooms are air-conditioned, lovingly decorated, and provide everything you need: a TV, fridge, and kettle. The bathroom, however, is shared with other guests but is very clean and comes with free toiletries.
In the morning, a delicious breakfast is included, which you can enjoy either on the veranda or by the garden pool. The immediate surroundings offer lots of nature, yet you’re also quickly in downtown Perth by public transport. Plus, Oxford Street is within walking distance, where you’ll find several cafés and restaurants. If you’re looking for a quiet, heartfelt alternative to a typical city hotel, then Lakeside Bed & Breakfast is the right place for you.
Book here: Lakeside Bed & Breakfast
6. The Local Hotel

In the Fremantle neighborhood, one of our favorite spots near downtown Perth and just 700 meters from South Beach, you’ll find The Local Hotel. This cozy accommodation is located in one of Fremantle’s historic buildings above a pub. The property has real character and has been furnished with attention to detail.
All rooms are air-conditioned and come with a TV, desk, fridge, as well as coffee- and tea-making facilities. The great price comes with a small drawback: the bathroom is shared. However, it’s very well maintained and clean. Some room categories even offer direct access to a terrace. The restaurant at The Local Hotel serves modern Australian cuisine, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Friendly service and a good vibe are the norm here.
Thanks to its location in South Fremantle, you’ll find cafés, restaurants, and many small shops right outside the door. It’s about 30 kilometers to downtown Perth, and the train connection is excellent. Alternatively, you can check out our Fremantle tips and explore the city. There’s plenty to see here to fill a few relaxing days.
Book here: The Local Hotel
7. Nesuto Curtin Perth Hotel

The Nesuto Curtin Perth Hotel is located right on the Curtin University campus, in the southern part of Perth. It’s a peaceful, green location but still close enough to the city for day trips, such as a visit to Kings Park, which is only a few kilometers away.
The hotel offers modern and comfortably furnished rooms. Amenities include air conditioning, TV, desk, fridge, free Wi-Fi, and coffee and tea-making facilities. The private bathrooms also come with complimentary toiletries, and all rooms include a balcony.
In the morning, the on-site restaurant, Karla Mia Lounge, serves either an American or buffet breakfast. The front desk is staffed around the clock, there’s room service available, and a sun terrace invites you to relax. Cafés, restaurants, and small shops are all within walking distance. Everything is in place for a relaxing stay.
Book here: Nesuto Curtin Perth Hotel
Perth: Tours and Tickets
Do you prefer to travel with a guide who knows the area very well? Then we recommend a guided tour with a local. This way you can get to know Perth in a completely different way. GetYourGuide offers a wide selection of exciting tours for Perth.
How to Get to Perth
Getting to Perth is convenient and easy to organize. Perth has the largest airport in Western Australia and can be reached by plane from many destinations. These include domestic flights from smaller cities or the west coast of Australia. But also long-haul flights, mostly from Asia, like Kuala Lumpur, Bali, and Bangkok, are a great starting point if you want to travel to Perth. You can find a precise selection of airlines, times, and prices at Skyscanner.
To reach Perth within Australia, there are several other options. These include trains or long-distance buses. You can find a selection at TransWA, where all the different possibilities are presented. You’ll learn which places are on the railway line and which ones, for example, can only be reached by bus.
The last alternative is your own car or a rental car/camper. If you’re on an Australia road trip and also want to get to Perth, there are many routes available. In our opinion, the most beautiful is along Highway 1 on the south coast, which leads from Adelaide along Esperance and Albany to Perth.
Have you ever visited Perth? Do you know of any other cheap hotels in Perth that you would recommend? Give us your opinion in the comments.

Tobi
Hi, I'm Tobi, author, passionate travel blogger and founder of this blog. I've been traveling the world a lot since 2013, mostly in Southeast Asia, but sometimes also in Europe. The Thai island of Koh Phangan has become my home base when I'm not traveling. Find out more on our About Us page.