Mountway Holiday Apartments

This hotel has great value in an expensive city. Are the rooms outdated? Yes. Are there missing or broken tiles in the bathroom? Yes. Was there tape on the glass of the balcony? Yes. But the price reflects these issues and I would stay here again especially because you are getting an apartment sytle room with kitchen/separate bedroom. The room was very clean (cleaner than may 4/5 star hotels I've stayed at). The bed was one of the most comfortable I've slept in and the linens/pillows were top quality. Loved the ceiling fan as a/c bothers my sinuses so this was a great alternative. Only suggestion is deep cleaning of some of the interior doors around the handles. Short walk to CBD. It's an ageing property but management obviously focusses on what they can.

Furnishings were very basic and old but in good order. Hot water took quite a few minutes to reach temperature. Not enough power outlets to charge devices. Everything was very clean and bed was comfortable. A/C was excellent.

Receptionist was friendly. Room was tidy. Kitchen, suited to a longer stay had kettle, toaster, rice cooker, electric frypan, portable burner, saucepans. Adequate cutlery bar a potato peeler. Bathroom was ok, a hand towel would have been handy. Be aware if you get CAT bus 1 or 935 bus (both free) to Kings Park and walk down to the hotel, it is very steep. A better option is get off these buses on st georges terrace after Mill St and walk across the freeway on the Mount Street Bridge. Parking at the hotel always looked full but we didnt use it.

Excellent basic clean spacious room. Be sure to book a renovated

This is a budget hotel within walking distance of the city centre. They are all self contained studio apartments with separate kitchens - about 60m2. The building is old but the units are renovated to a good budget standard. The bathrooms are very clean. All apartments are the same size but have slightly different furnishings. The WiFi is poor. There is free parking but not a reserved space. So you may not get a space as there are more units than parking spaces. I have experienced a parking problem about once a fortnight. Then I park in the street (free after 6pm and on weekends) and park on the premises a little later. If you stay in Perth for a couple of days you have ample choices, but for accommodation and parking you'll pay double the price (for a room half the size). So, for longer stays there is no comparison (location, size, parking, price). I have stayed here many times, normally a month or more, and will continue to come back. Please note that if you are very sensitive to noise, every apartment faces the freeway, so there always a slight background noise. This is no problem for me. The reception staff are extremely helpful and pleasant.