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Vacation rentals in Perth

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Perth

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Superhost
Guest suite in Mount Lawley
City on your doorstep, private room with ensuite.
Exclusive use of a guest bedroom and bathroom overlooking a garden. The high quality room and en-suite is separated from the main house to allow privacy. Close to all amenities and cafe strip. City 10 minutes by bus or an easy walk. Off road parking is available. There is a toaster, microwave, kettle & mini fridge for your convenience. Beaufort St with shops, restaurants, cafes, bookshops, theatre & bar is on your doorstep. Access to main house is restricted. No cooking facilities
Superhost
Guest suite in Karrinyup
Bright studio, close to beaches, 15 mins to city.
This self contained, modern studio has a private entry, well equipped kitchenette, aircon, TV, washer, dryer and shared use of the maintained pool. The stylish decor makes for a comfortable, easy stay, close to the iconic Scarborough and Trigg beaches, a great variety of restaurants and activities. It is a pleasant walk to the coast, Karrinyup Shopping Centre and St Mary's School and a short drive to the city. The studio is suitable for individual, couples and business travellers.
Superhost
Guesthouse in Wembley
Brand New fully self contained Granny Flat
This is a brand new studio/granny flat located in one of Perth's premier locations. Walking distance to the Leederville and Wembley cafe strips and a number of hidden gems well worth exploring. you will have off street parking and your own dedicated access to your private accommodation, with a shared back yard. Lake Monger sets the perfect backdrop for a 20 minute walk to the train station or cafe strip, not to mention the 10 minute drive to Perths perfect beaches.

Stay near Perth's top sights

Crown Perth429 locals recommend
Elizabeth Quay198 locals recommend
Fremantle Markets528 locals recommend
Optus Stadium120 locals recommend
Westfield Carousel210 locals recommend
Kings Park and Botanic Garden846 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Perth

Superhost
Apartment in Fremantle
Central Fremantle courtyard studio apartment.
Superhost
Loft in Wembley
Wembley Studio Apartment
Superhost
Apartment in Perth
"Riverside" Kings Park Jacobs Ladder Pool CBD Edge
Superhost
Guesthouse in Subiaco
LOFT INDUSTRIA * Chic Loft Apt in Trendy Subi
Superhost
Apartment in East Fremantle
Self-Contained Studio with Cute Pool
Superhost
Apartment in West Perth
On the Edge of the City- Perth city and Kings Park
Superhost
Apartment in Fremantle
Sanctuary garden in Fremantle
Superhost
Apartment in Leederville
Stylish, spacious, private - perfect location!
Superhost
Apartment in Scarborough
Scarborough Vetroblu Luxury Apartment
Superhost
Guesthouse in Kensington
Private haven, self contained cottage
Superhost
Apartment in Perth
Perth CBD location Private studio Wi-Fi+Netflix
Superhost
Loft in Fremantle
Heritage Warehouse Apartment on Pakenham Street

Your guide to Perth

All About Perth

Perth is the capital of Western Australia, situated between the Darling Ranges and the Indian Ocean, along the banks of the Swan River. The river, which weaves its way through the city into the Port of Fremantle, is named after the famous black swans found along the river. The city’s most prominent attraction is Kings Park and Botanic Garden. It is said to be the largest city park in the world at over 400 hectares and was first opened for public use in 1872. Today the park is visited by an estimated six million people a year and offers stunning views of the city. Just 19 kilometres off the coast of Perth is the tranquil Rottnest Island. Visible from the coastline, the island’s protected nature reserve is home to the world-famous quokka. While it has many historic attractions, Perth is a modern city full of excellent dining options and world-renowned wineries on its doorstep.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Perth

Perth is a great place to visit all year-round, with a Mediterranean style climate and an average of eight hours of sunshine per day. If there was a best time to visit it would probably be in the spring between September and November, when the weather is pleasantly warm and Western Australia’s famous wildflowers are in bloom. In September, the Kings Park Festival takes over the city with flower displays and free events in the park, including exhibitions, guided walks, and family activities. Summer, from December to February, is also a great time in Perth, with many events including the Perth Festival in February — the oldest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring performance, literature, music, film, and visual arts. Whenever you decide to visit you will find a wide range of holiday accommodation and cottage rentals in Perth for all tastes and budgets.


Top things to do in Perth

Kings Park

Explore Kings Park’s expanses of unique bushland and tranquil parkland — perhaps the city’s most popular destination for locals and visitors. The park overlooks the Swan River and Darling Range and offers sweeping views of the city, while showcasing Western Australian flora and fauna — making it an ideal place to enjoy a picnic and a walk. A highlight is the Indigenous paintings on display at the Aboriginal Art Gallery.

Rottnest Island

Take the 90-minute ferry ride off the coast of Perth to Rottnest Island — a soothing setting in great contrast to the city centre. The island is car-free so once you arrive, hire a bicycle and enjoy the protected nature reserve’s abundance of unique flora and fauna, and the island's most famous resident — the quokka, a cat-sized wallaby whose adorable features have earned it the nickname “the happiest animal on earth.” There are numerous beaches and bays on the island for swimming and snorkeling in pristine waters.

The Perth Mint

Spend a day at the Perth Mint for a glimpse into the history of gold in Western Australia. The Gold Exhibition displays the world’s largest coin weighing one ton, and in the 1899 melting house you can watch pure gold being poured to form a solid bar. You can also see the largest collection of gold nuggets in the Southern Hemisphere.

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