It’s common practice for hotels to strive to earn the best reviews. After all, positive comments and recommendations are what keep them in business. But what most hoteliers tend to do is to focus more on the exterior design of the building rather than meticulously plan the interiors. A hotel can be impressive at the first look but if it doesn’t have the right interior design, it will fail to sustain a loyal following. To help you pick the best hotel in Australia, we’ve researched and compiled the top 5 hotels for design in Perth that will definitely not disappoint.
Crown Metropol Perth
First on our list is the stunning Crown Metropol Perth located along the Great Eastern Highway in Burswood. It is a 
mere walking distance to Perth’s central business district where they can explore and indulge to heart’s content. Architecturally-speaking, its unique pyramid-like design is exquisite and towering. But beyond the exterior is its ability to give each client the best experience of Perth through their design.
When you check in at Crown Metropol Perth, you will experience luxury, comfort, and modern amenities all in one. The planning of the rooms has been carefully thought out to have breathtaking views of the Swan River. Their indoor living homewares are made to represent class and the outdoor pool a breath of fresh air for families, friends, or couples alike. At Metropol Perth, you don’t only get to bask in a world-class celebrity treatment, but also enjoy various activities in their luxurious amenities.
Fraser Suites Perth
Just like the Crown, Fraser Suites Perth is also located near the bustling central business district and overlooking the Swan River. The interiors are an epitome of sleek and expensive, and their amenities to die for. You can even enjoy a quick meet and greet with celebrity chef Pete Evans at the in-house Heirloom restaurant. But unlike hotels of its kind, Fraser Suites Perth is considerably cheaper than its competitors transforming lavish living a dream come true to an average Joe.
The Singaporean-owned hotel boasts open-plan bedrooms with amazing views of the city lights and close proximity to the airport. Due to its convenient location to the city, one can easily catch a hop-on-hop-off bus or get a free bike to use from the hotel. The glass stairway in the lobby will catch anyone off-guard. And with its monochromatic yet expensive-looking color combos, the whole theme of the hotel will leave you feeling like old, expensive money.
Alex Hotel
Perth’s Alex Hotel is a walking distance to Hay Street Shopping Area and a few minutes drive to Kings Park and the airport. Also located at the CBD, Alex Hotel is not your average boutique hotel. In fact, it is crafted by Perth interior designers and is one of the most stylish and resonates more with the greater majority of happy-go-lucky people. Yet it still manages to excite the decadent in people with its Arent & Pyke interior design made up of smart and compact rooms equipped with electronic gear and luxurious linen.
Both their mezzanine shared lounge and rooftop bar offer Fremantle craft ales, Italian food, and Margaret River wines.
Como The Treasury
If you’re living in Perth, you know we’d never leave out Como the Treasury in this list! Renovated by architect Kerry Hill, this charming hotel is housed inside the 140-year old treasury and is some of the best interior design Perth has on offer. Since its coming back to life, it has been a proud Neoclassical palace of huge, dormer windows, copper-laced rooftops, and stylish interiors filled with natural hues. And if you ever need a pick-me-up from the best restaurants in the city, you’re in luck. Como the Treasury has 7 of the must-try restaurants in Australia under one roof.
The Richardson Hotel & Spa
Last but not the least is the stylish contemporary The Richardson Hotel & Spa. All of its 74 rooms, including 6 penthouses, have an espresso maker, a separate lounge area, and a balcony overlooking the city. The glamorous coastal home interiors made of rich hues and beech wood only complements the carefully planned fit-out of each room. They have two in-house restaurants; The Conservatory serves breakfast and lunch while Opus can be booked for dinner only.
