Oaks Perth Hotel Perth - Boutique Hotel Review & Guide

Oaks Perth Hotel Perth · Perth · Rated 4/5 · From £77 per night

Oaks Perth Hotel Perth is a boutique hotel in Perth. This in-depth guide to Oaks Perth Hotel Perth covers everything travellers need to know before booking, from rooms and amenities to the surrounding Perth neighbourhood, nearby restaurants, and local attractions.

Close to Perth’s theatres, shopping arcades and dining spots, Oaks Perth Hotel delivers city convenience with contemporary style and easygoing comfort.

Read on for our full review of Oaks Perth Hotel Perth, what makes Oaks Perth Hotel Perth stand out among hotels in Perth, and how to book Oaks Perth Hotel Perth directly through ReelTrip.

Travellers searching for a stay at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth will find honest detail on rooms, dining, location, and value below. Whether you are visiting Perth for business, a family break, or a weekend escape, this guide to Oaks Perth Hotel Perth will help you decide if it is the right fit.

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About Oaks Perth Hotel

Oaks Perth Hotel is a solid, straightforward choice for anyone looking at where to stay…

Oaks Perth Hotel is a solid, straightforward choice for anyone looking at where to stay in Perth without overcomplicating things. It sits right on Murray Street, functioning as a mix of hotel rooms and serviced apartments that cater to both short city breaks and longer business trips. While some Perth hotels can feel a bit clinical or overly designed, this property leans into a more functional, contemporary style that prioritises space and ease of use. At roughly £77 a night, it represents good value for a central location, especially if you prefer having the option of a kitchenette rather than just a bed and a mini bar.

Staying here feels more like having a private city pied-a-terre than being a guest in a busy lobby hotel. The rooms are surprisingly quiet given the central location, with a layout that makes sense for people who actually need to unpack and live in the space for a few days. The studios and apartments are bright and uncluttered, avoiding the unnecessary frills that often clutter up hotel rooms. You get enough room to move around without bumping into your luggage, and the inclusion of microwave and fridge facilities in most rooms means you aren't forced to eat out for every single meal. It is the kind of place where you can come back after a long day of meetings or sightseeing, kick off your shoes, and feel like you have a bit of breathing room.

The location is perhaps the strongest part of any Oaks Perth Hotel review

The location is perhaps the strongest part of any Oaks Perth Hotel review. You are positioned right in the thick of the central business district, which means the city is essentially on your doorstep. It is a short walk to the Hay Street and Murray Street malls for shopping, and the property is perfectly placed for the local theatre scene. If you are here for the food, you have a massive variety of restaurants within a five minute radius, ranging from high end dining to casual hole in the wall spots. It is a very walkable part of town. While Perth is famous for its coast, you are about a twenty minute drive from the white sands of Cottesloe Beach, so you get the urban convenience during the week with easy access to the ocean when you want it.

What makes this place stand out is the lack of pretence. It does not try to be a five star boutique hotel with a rooftop pool party vibe. Instead, it focuses on being a reliable, comfortable base for people who value their independence. The on-site restaurant, Oak and Vine, serves as a great fallback for a decent meal or a drink without having to leave the building, but the real draw is the flexibility the property offers. The staff are professional and famously helpful with local advice, which adds a layer of trust that you do not always get in larger chains. It is a sensible, well maintained spot that handles the basics perfectly, making it a very safe bet for a hassle-free stay in Western Australia.

Oaks Perth Hotel Perth Vibes & Highlights

Below is a breakdown of the standout features and atmosphere that define Oaks Perth Hotel Perth for travellers comparing it with other hotels in Perth.

experience at Oaks Perth Hotel

  • Fine Dining
  • City Break

location at Oaks Perth Hotel

  • Perth
  • City Centre — Central city location
  • Oceania
  • Business District — Properties in the business district
  • Australia

amenities at Oaks Perth Hotel

  • Restaurant — On-site restaurant

traveller at Oaks Perth Hotel

  • Business — Ideal for business travellers

Things to Know Before You Visit Oaks Perth Hotel

Price and value

Price and value

Rates at Oaks Perth Hotel usually start around £77 per night, which is a bit of a steal for this part of the city. You are paying for a solid, reliable base rather than a five star resort experience. It is worth noting that while the entry price is low, the cost can creep up during major cricket matches or big concerts at the RAC Arena. For what you pay, you get a clean, modern room with basic kitchen facilities in most units. It feels like good value if you want to save your budget for dinner and drinks at Elizabeth Quay instead of spending it all on a fancy lobby you will barely use.

Location and getting around

Location and getting around

The hotel is right on Murray Street, smack in the middle of the shopping district. It is a fantastic spot if you want to be able to drop your bags after a spree at the Hay Street Mall or a night out at the theatres. You can walk to the Perth Underground station in about five minutes. Perth has a free CAT bus service that loops around the city centre, and there is a stop very close by. This makes it easy to get to the Perth Mint or over to West Perth without spending a penny on transport. If you are driving, be warned that city traffic can be a nightmare during the morning rush. The hotel does not have its own massive car park, so you might end up using a nearby public multi-storey which can get pricey.

What the rooms are actually like

What the rooms are actually like

These rooms are designed more like apartments than traditional hotel boxes. You will likely have a kitchenette with a microwave and a small hob which is handy for a quick breakfast. The layout is quite functional, but some of the studio rooms can feel a bit snug if you have two large suitcases open on the floor. One thing that might surprise you is the lack of a massive view from every window. Because you are in the heart of the business district, you might be looking directly at the side of another office block. Privacy is fine if you keep the shears pulled. The bathrooms are modern and clean, though the water pressure can be a bit hit or mess depending on what floor you are on.

Best time to stay

Best time to stay

Spring between September and November is arguably the best time to visit Perth. The weather is crisp and sunny without the brutal heat of mid-summer. If you stay during the height of January, expect temperatures to soar above 35 degrees. The hotel air conditioning handles it well, but walking around Murray Street becomes a bit of an endurance test. If you are looking for a bargain, try to book during the winter months of June and July. It gets a bit rainy, but the hotel is so central that you can skip between shops and cafes without getting too soaked.

Who it is best for

Who it is best for

This is a top pick for business travellers who need a desk and a fridge, or for couples on a city break who want to be near the best restaurants. It is a great option for solo travellers too because the area feels safe and busy. It is probably not the best choice for large families with young children who need a playground or a massive swimming pool to burn off energy. It also might feel a bit too functional for honeymooners looking for romance and room service. If you are in town for a show or a shopping weekend, it fits the bill perfectly.

Things to be aware of

Things to be aware of

When looking for Oaks Perth Hotel tips, the main thing to remember is the noise factor. Being on a main city street means you will hear the occasional siren or some late night revelry from the nearby bars, especially on a Friday or Saturday night. If you are a light sleeper, ask for a room on a higher floor or one away from the street front. Another practical piece of Perth hotel advice is to check the parking situation before you arrive. It is often restricted and needs to be pre-booked or managed at a nearby site. Service is generally friendly but it is a busy city hotel, so check-in can have a bit of a queue during peak times. It is a no-frills, high-convenience stay that does exactly what it says on the tin.

Practical Information for Oaks Perth Hotel Perth

Key contact details, check-in times, and useful facts for guests planning a stay at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth.

Address: 305 Murray Street, Perth, WA, 6000

Check-in time: 15:00:00

Check-out time: 11:00:00

About This Location

A Sense of Place

Situated on the western edge of the Australian continent, Perth is a city defined by its relationship with light and space. The Oaks Perth Hotel sits within the heart of the central business district, a location that bridges the gap between the city’s historic merchant past and its glass-fronted modern skyline. In Australia, few capital cities manage to feel as breezy and accessible as this one, where the Swan River provides a constant cooling influence and the Indian Ocean lies just a short drive to the west. Staying at this property places you in the middle of a sophisticated urban environment that remains deeply connected to the natural landscape of Western Australia.

The Surrounding Neighbourhood

The Oaks Perth Hotel is positioned on Murray Street, one of the primary arteries of the city centre. This specific pocket of the city is known for its blend of high-end retail and historic architecture. Stepping out from the hotel, you are immediately immersed in the energy of the Murray Street Mall and the adjacent Hay Street Mall. These pedestrianised zones are lined with heritage storefronts and modern flagship brands, creating a bustling atmosphere during the day.

To the north lies Northbridge, the city’s premier cultural and nightlife precinct. A short walk across the Perth Station link takes you from the refined commercial centre into a world of street art, independent galleries, and small bars. The neighbourhood surrounding the hotel is also home to several tucked-away laneways, such as Wolf Lane, where the city’s creative pulse is most visible through large-scale murals and hidden cafes. This is a location that allows for a seamless transition between professional business settings and the relaxed, creative spirit of the West Coast.

Things to Do Nearby

The central location of Oaks Perth Hotel makes it an ideal base for exploring the city's most significant landmarks on foot. The Perth Cultural Centre is a mere ten-minute walk away, housing the Art Gallery of Western Australia and the WA Museum Boola Bardip, which offers a profound look into the state’s natural and social history. For those interested in the performing arts, His Majesty’s Theatre, a stunning Edwardian building, is located just around the corner on Hay Street, offering a world-class programme of ballet, opera, and theatre.

Nature is never far away in this part of the world. A brief journey on the free CAT bus service leads to Kings Park and Botanic Garden. This massive inner-city parkland is larger than New York’s Central Park and provides sweeping views over the Swan River and the city skyline. For a different perspective of the water, Elizabeth Quay is within easy walking distance. This revitalised waterfront precinct features public art installations, a striking pedestrian bridge, and ferry terminals where travellers can catch a boat to South Perth or further afield to the historic port city of Fremantle.

How This Property Fits the Destination

The architectural and interior style of Oaks Perth Hotel reflects the contemporary, no-fuss elegance that characterizes modern Perth. The city is known for its practical yet stylish approach to living, and the hotel mirrors this with its clean lines and functional design. Because the hotel is surrounded by some of the city’s best dining and entertainment, its role as a comfortable, quiet retreat is essential. The inclusion of kitchen facilities in many rooms aligns with the local preference for independent, flexible travel, allowing guests to take advantage of the fresh Western Australian produce found at nearby markets.

Who This Location Suits Best

This location is particularly well-suited for business travellers who require proximity to the corporate offices of St Georges Terrace, yet wish to remain close to the city’s social hubs. It is equally appealing to culture seekers who want to be within walking distance of the theatre district and the museum precinct. Couples looking for a city break will find the proximity to Northbridge’s dining scene a significant advantage, while solo travellers will appreciate the safety and connectivity of being on a major central thoroughfare. Those booking through Reeltrip will find that the property serves as an excellent gateway for those who want to experience the urban heart of Western Australia without needing a car.

Final Thoughts

Staying at Oaks Perth Hotel offers a genuine immersion into the rhythm of the city. It is a place where the morning commute involves a stroll through sun-drenched malls and the evening concludes with a short walk back from a world-class performance or a hidden laneway bar. By choosing to stay on Murray Street, guests are positioned at the very intersection of Perth’s commercial power and its cultural soul, making it possible to experience the full breadth of what this isolated yet cosmopolitan capital has to offer.

Frequently Asked Questions about Oaks Perth Hotel Perth

Where is Oaks Perth Hotel Perth located?

Oaks Perth Hotel Perth is located at 305 Murray Street, Perth, WA, 6000, in the heart of Perth. The full address and directions to Oaks Perth Hotel Perth can be found in the practical information section above.

How much does it cost to stay at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth?

Rooms at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth typically start from £77 per night, depending on the season, room type, and length of stay. Prices for Oaks Perth Hotel Perth can rise during peak travel periods in Perth.

What are the best things to do near Oaks Perth Hotel Perth?

Guests staying at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth are well placed for the top attractions in Perth. The nearby restaurants and activities lists above show what is within easy walking distance of Oaks Perth Hotel Perth.

Is Oaks Perth Hotel Perth good for families?

Oaks Perth Hotel Perth accommodates a range of travellers, including families. Check the rooms and family options section for specifics on family rooms and extra-bed policies at Oaks Perth Hotel Perth.

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