Adina Apartment Hotel Perth Barrack Plaza

Stayed at room 54 for 7 days.|Room was nicely done up with fairly recent renovations done. But already signs of abuse from the previous tenants on a small area of the countertop and the temperature controls. But everything else is great. Washer and dryer work well. Both ovens and fridge (yes, it's appropriately cold) had no issues. But we couldn't figure out the dishwasher, which wasn't a dealbreaker since we handwash our dishes anyway. A couple tabs of detergent was provided under the kitchenette sink along wish some dishwashing liquid and a sponge. If you're staying longer, worth buying a small box or bottle of detergent for your stay.|Mattresses and sheets were brand new. |Note: housekeeping is done after the third NIGHT, not DAY. ||Definitely an improvement over the past reviews. ||They still have some minor work being done on the lower levels, but nothing too inconvenient aside from longer elevator waiting times. ||Location is hard to beat for what you pay. Murray and Hay street malls are steps away and the Perth Train station and cultural museums are 5 minutes across the junction. Plenty of food options around the place for all dietary needs (Halal, Vegan, Asian, etc.), Croff across the street is a worthwhile stop as well.||Overall one of the better options out there in Perth CBD.

Great location – less than 10 minutes’ walk to Perth Train Station, Woolworths, and Murray Street. Very convenient with plenty of restaurants nearby.However, the housekeeping service could be improved as the room was not cleaned daily. I had to remind them to clear the rubbish and replace towels.I stayed in a one-bedroom apartment equipped with a full kitchen, laundry facilities, and a dryer. The bed was too soft, and I would recommend upgrading the mattress for better comfort.The apartment provides a good selection of teas and coffees, but basic amenities such as toothbrush and toothpaste are not included.Overall, the front desk staff were helpful and friendly. I would recommend this place for anyone visiting Perth, especially due to its close proximity to Perth Train Station.

Very spacious one bedroomed apartment, which I only rented as an airport stopover. Staff were very helpful, and I was able to store luggage. Was spotlessly clean, but the carpets and decor were looking a little tired, in my opinion. Very central location, a short walk from the train station Sadly I couldn't get the bath to work but the shower was a great alternative..

We had an amazing stay at Adina Apartments Hotel Perth Barrack Plaza. The 2 bedroom apartments were amazing and comfortable. Parking takes an experience driver to manoeuvre the tight spaces. But overall we are 😊 Kitchenette has everything you need to cook for the family.

We stayed here for 4 nights on an Australian tour and found it a great location to explore Perth. It was near the centre, and the station. We used Woolworths a lot to purchase our provisions and there was a lovely bakery nearby too. The apartment had all we needed, including a washing machine so we can't complain. We found the receptionist and other staff all helpful. |Perth had a great transport system - the trams are fabulous and free! You really can do all your travels using them and see so much of Perth. We used them all the time!|I would say that this is a good accommodation stop - not 5-star luxury but more than adequate for a stop in Perth.

The apartment my wife and I had at Adina Apartment Hotel Perth Barrack Plaza is very spacious and well provided with facilities; also, there are many major shops within an easy walk.|The reception staff were very courteous and helpful.||However! |The condition of the apartment was poor, it needs a lot of updating. The washing machine, cloths dryer and dishwasher were all in need of replacement, they did work, but not very well. |The path near the entry to the apartment is frequented by homeless people, definitely not very pleasant.||Why it was not an uncomfortable stay at this apartment, the overall situation means that we cannot recommend Adina Apartment Hotel Perth Barrack Plaza. Which is what we have given it a score of 3 out of 5

I stayed at Adina Apartment Hotel Barrack Street Perth in a premier 2-bedroom apartment — one of their more premium offerings — and had a very disrupted night. Around 2:30am, the fire alarm went off, forcing all guests to evacuate. The fire brigade arrived, and we were allowed back in around 3am. Then, the alarm went off again at 4am — and again at 7am.||When I spoke to reception the next day, I was told it was a “fault in the system,” not a fire or a guest triggering it. While an apology was offered, it felt perfunctory. I asked whether guests would receive any form of compensation — perhaps a drink voucher or a future stay credit — but was told no. The staff member even said, “At least we know the fire alarm works,” which felt dismissive given the circumstances.||If a guest had caused the disruption, I’d understand the limits of hotel responsibility. But when it’s a system fault that repeatedly wakes up every guest, the hotel should take ownership. A sincere apology and a gesture of goodwill would have gone a long way. Instead, there was no meaningful acknowledgment of the inconvenience — despite the fact that I paid for one of their top-tier rooms.||For a 4-star hotel, this level of customer service is disappointing. I expected better.

Stayed at room 54 for 7 days. Room was nicely done up with fairly recent renovations done. But already signs of abuse from the previous tenants on a small area of the countertop and the temperature controls. But everything else is great. Washer and dryer work well. Both ovens and fridge (yes, it's appropriately cold) had no issues. But we couldn't figure out the dishwasher, which wasn't a dealbreaker since we handwash our dishes anyway. A couple tabs of detergent was provided under the kitchenette sink along wish some dishwashing liquid and a sponge. If you're staying longer, worth buying a small box or bottle of detergent for your stay. Mattresses and sheets were brand new. Note: housekeeping is done after the third NIGHT, not DAY. Definitely an improvement over the past reviews. They still have some minor work being done on the lower levels, but nothing too inconvenient aside from longer elevator waiting times. Location is hard to beat for what you pay. Murray and Hay street malls are steps away and the Perth Train station and cultural museums are 5 minutes across the junction. Plenty of food options around the place for all dietary needs (Halal, Vegan, Asian, etc.), Croff across the street is a worthwhile stop as well. Overall one of the better options out there in Perth CBD.

I stayed here for two weeks in February 2017 when I was in Australia for work, and it was a great experience. Not the nicest hotel (hence the 4 stars), but I was definitely able to make it feel like home while I was in Perth. The hotel rooms are definitely full-sized apartments, which was amazing for my group who had an extended stay there. Perks in-room include laundry machines in each room, a dishwasher, balcony with seating, kitchen cabinets stocked with utensils and appliances... The bathroom was a little dirty when I arrived, and the shower had no curtain or door; it was half walled off. If that's my biggest complaint though...great!

I paid 299 for my stay and when I booked my apartment it was said that the room was larger than most rooms.to me that was a lie,it was like a normal small apartment and definitely not worth the price. Yes it's close to the city and is very nice but I don't think I'll book there again

Okay here we go. The day I'm leaving. Somehow, once again, the people working here mistook the sign that says DO NOT DISTURB in big white letters for my key and took it away. I stay in probably... A minimum of eight hotels every year and this is by far, the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. I'll list all the things that were completely unacceptable because if I listed everything that was wrong with this hotel I'd run out of room. 1. The air conditioner was broken 2. The keycard lock was in a poor state. Probably a minimum of 9 tries before it opens the door. Every single time. I had the keys redone and there were still issues. 3. The toilet hardly worked at all. If I didn't flush it just the right way it'd get stuck in a perpetual flush. 4. The dust. Holy mother I've never been in a dustier room in my life. That includes a room at an art show that was devoted to dust. 5. The staff's constant incompetence in regards to my do not disturb sign. You'd think it's not that difficult a concept but apparently it's such a difficult task that they'll knock on my door telling me I left my key in the slot because they can't tell the difference between the key and a sign that says "DO NOT DISTURB" and then take the sign if I don't think to tell them to put it back so I get jolted awake at odd hours by staff who are shocked that I'm there, sometimes the same staff member who took the do not disturb sign in the first place. Rest assured I'll be avoiding this hotel and Adina Hotels as a brand like the plague.