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Blackstone Building, located in Perth, Western Australia, is one of the city's most iconic historical landmarks. Renowned for its distinctive Victorian-style architecture and exquisite brickwork, this building showcases the early architectural art and cultural heritage of Western Australia. The interior features lavish decorations, with details that reflect the craftsmanship of the 19th century. As a significant cultural relic of Perth, the Blackstone Building is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and a popular spot for photographers seeking to capture its classical charm. Visitors can immerse themselves in the historical ambiance of Australia's colonial era while appreciating its seamless integration with the modern urban landscape.
Crowne Plaza Perth
This hotel is the heart of Perth, perfect for both business and leisure! Floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the Swan River and Langley Park—instant relaxation. Packed with amenities like a fitness center, pool, and 24-hour business center to keep you productive. The Gusti Restaurant is a highlight, serving local Australian flavors under palm trees—pure bliss! Family-friendly? Absolutely, with a kids' play area and child-friendly meals. Plus, free city transport and EV charging make getting around seamless!
Novotel Perth Murray Street
Four Points by Sheraton Perth
Crown Promenade Perth
Oaks Perth Hotel
European Hotel
Great Southern Hotel Perth
Citadines St Georges Terrace Perth
Alex Hotel
Quest on Rheola
Aurea Hotel Perth Kings Park
Wonil Hotel Perth - Handwritten Collection
Club Wyndham Perth, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
The Pensione Hotel Perth, an EVT hotel
Spinners Hostel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Barracks Arch
The Perth CBD features several heritage buildings including the iconic Barracks Arch, built in 1886. This Gothic Revival structure originally served as military barracks during the colonial era and now stands as a cultural landmark.
Located on St Georges Terrace, it forms part of Perth's historic precinct alongside Perth Town Hall and the Art Gallery of WA. Notice the intricate sandstone carvings on its façade.
Key features:
- Currently used as government offices with exterior viewings allowed
- Adjacent to Parliament House, creating a heritage cluster
- Combine with a walk through nearby London Court for a complete experience
Near The Bell Tower, several hotels showcase Western Australia's heritage. Top pick is COMO The Treasury - a restored 19th-century building with luxury Australian wool furnishings, 500m from the landmark. The DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront offers Swan River views and Aboriginal art in lobby. For boutique stays, The Alex Hotel features rotating exhibitions by Noongar artists. Pro tip: Book sunset harbor-view rooms 3 months ahead for July-Dec peak season when rates rise 25%. All properties are within 12min walk to the bell chimes experience.
For a uniquely Western Australian stay near The Bell Tower, The Treasury Hotel stands out with its blend of heritage and modernity in a 19th-century state building.
Key features:
- Rooftop bar serving native bush tucker cocktails
- Handcrafted Jarrah wood furnishings in suites
- Free guided tours to Elizabeth Quay (5mins walk)
Pro tip: • Book a Swan Valley wine tour through concierge • Nearest tram stop: Perth Station (300m)
Top picks near The Bell Tower:
- COMO The Treasury - Heritage-listed 19th-century building with rooftop pool (5min walk)
- DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront - Direct views of Swan River, close to Elizabeth Quay ferries
- For boutique stays, The Adnate features floor-to-ceiling Aboriginal artwork. Pro tip: Book river-view rooms for sunset over the tower. Nearest CAT bus stop (free transit zone) is at St Georges Terrace, linking to Kings Park botanical gardens. Avoid weekdays if seeking quieter stays due to corporate travelers.
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