Hotels with Swimming Pools in West Perth

The Sebel West Perth provided a budget-friendly accommodation option during my recent trip, allowing me to stay right in the heart of the city without breaking the bank. The staff at The Sebel West Perth were friendly and efficient. While not overly luxurious, the hotel's lobby and common areas were tidy and well-maintained. The check-in process was quick, and the staff was readily available to address any inquiries. The rooms, though basic, were clean and had all the essentials for a comfortable stay. While the furnishings were not the most modern, they served their purpose. The bed was comfortable enough for a decent night's sleep after a day of exploring the city. The hotel's location was undoubtedly its strongest selling point. Being situated right in the city center meant easy access to popular attractions, restaurants, and public transportation. This convenience allowed me to make the most of my time in the city without spending much on transportation.

The service staff was very polite and thoughtful. A few minutes drive from the city centre, UBER is less than $10, and there are many buses; there is free parking for guests in the backyard; 25 minutes to the airport, UBER is less than $40. The cost-effective youth hostel has a lot of public facilities around, and the library fitness center is right next door. IGA supermarkets are walking distance, restaurants on the street have a variety of choices, and Coles is not far away. The nearby Hyde Park and Lake Munger are great places to take a walk. The hotel has a communal kitchen and bathroom, a small swimming pool and a small gym, billiards are popular in the restaurant, and coin-operated washer dryers are large. Very suitable short-distance travel for short-term travel, whether it is to catch a flight at night or just get off the plane and find a place to take a bath and sleep. Many locals choose to rest here because they have to commute by plane. They say that this is the quietest of its kind. It is also very suitable for people who are traveling or working all day, just need a convenient place to sleep, and many young people who are working holiday are gathered here.

My family and I stayed at the Perth Mercure hotel and upon check in were told there was a bond for the room. We paid cash for the room and then was told if paying cash for bond it would be $100 dollars and $500 on card. We chose to pay cash. We were then told we still need to give our card so we did. After the transaction we were told a statement would be sent to our email. When we checked out we stated there wasn't a statement sent to us for our stay and how long before the return of our bond seeing as we paid cash. We were told 3 weeks. Wow we thought and carried on. 3 weeks later we called and asked what the go was as we never received bond not a statement and stated about the price of bond and what we were told as far as the price goes for card or cash. Because there was never a statement in the first place there was no record of a cash bond. In saying that we were then told that it was the other way around that is was $500 for cash to be paid on the bond and $100 for card. We were told something totally different. Because there was never a statement there is no trace of a bond paid in cash and are now out of $100. In final I was told that the employee had been working there for some time and would have never told us $100 bond and because there was no trace of it there would be no refund. Ultimately we were liars because the bond for cash in the hotel's procedure isn't the amount we paid and there was no trace of that payment being made in the first place. Won't be staying there again and will make sure to pay by card to avoid people making money off of my family and I. What a shame