She’s a good looking one, this almost-new build boutique hotel on the banks of the Swan River.

Classics are classics for a reason, and the spacious, elegantly designed and centrally located Pan Pacific Perth has stood the test of time.

As far as city boltholes go, Quay Perth is up there with the best. A home away from home, it has that all-important factor that real estate agents rave about: location, location, location.

Freo’ is known for its nautical charm, and you’ll understand why the moment you set foot along one of its many quaint streets.

The Marina Hotel feels like a nod to a bygone era of salty, sun-kissed Australian beachside holidays.

They’re not immediately obvious, but if you look closely, you’ll see them. Small, discreet details – such as squarish panels mimicking portholes – that remind guests the InterContinental Perth City Centre was once the site of a shipping company.

Perhaps the most COMO thing you can do during a stay at this historic property – which sits lightly and respectfully within the three nineteenth-century State Buildings in central Perth – is take an early morning swim.

Everything feels a little bit rock ‘n’ roll, a little bit glamorous, at the West Coast’s only QT Hotel.

With its urban design, boutique charm and prime location, Alex Hotel is a stylish escape from the buzz of Northbridge.

Walk past The Adnate – Perth’s only Art Series Hotels property – and chances are you’ll want to book your stay straight away.