Comfort Inn & Suites Goodearth Perth

Front desk ladies were awesome and accommodating. I was a bit uneasy when one of the people loitering at the front of the property followed me upstairs and observed which room I went into.(There are lifts, so somebody except me - who has claustrophobia - using stairs not lifts is weird). There was a chain and lock on the door, so felt better. The car park sign warned it wasn't safe to use it before 7 am or after 10 am. The stairs smelled of urine. The room was old and basic but spacious. The TV didn't work properly. The air-conditioning worked well. There was barely any hot water coming from the shower. The non-smoking floor smelled of smoke in the corridor. I got up early and found I wasn't alone: 6 cockroaches - 2 bathroom, 2 kitchen, 2 bedroom. The was a basic cooked breakfast at $25, but you would have to stop thinking about where the roaches come from in order to eat it. I checked out. The concierge ladies were nice and just charged for one night, thus refunding the rest of the stay.

Stayed with my family (2 x Adults & 3 x Children) in a large family room. We found the carpet was very stained & dirty looking - needed a proper carpet shampoo & deep clean! The room smelt very musty & not good in general. There was a lot of mould in the bathroom sink & shower - even around the shower door handle - could do with a good bleach clean to get rid of it all! The television didn't work at all, a staff member was sent up to look at it but couldn't resolve the issue, the front desk then offered a breakfast voucher for us in apology & it was said it would be sent up - but no voucher ever materialised.

Staff were friendly, we got secure undercover parking for our rental car (limited spaces), room was old but really clean and had a decent amount of kitchen stuff. Aircon was good and quiet, I found the bed comfortable but the sofa was definitely not. Tv was on the smaller side and nothing but local free to air. World's smallest bathroom but good water pressure.

I visited during last year’s Christmas season. At checkout, the staff at the counter told me that my $200 deposit would be refunded shortly. However, I still have not received the refund. I have sent emails but received no response. I also could not find a consistent or reliable contact email address, as different websites list different ones. I would like to receive my deposit refund, and I would appreciate it if the business could reply to this review with a correct and active contact email address so this matter can be resolved.

The room was worth the price it's typically listed for. Think motel in the middle of nowhere, but somehow transported to the city. I would have enjoyed it more if the aircon wasn't noisy, if the bed was nice, and if I didn't need to worry about steam escaping the bathroom. There were no power points next to the bed to charge a phone, but the bed was on wheels so can be rolled over to be next the desk. The TV has a light when off. It lights up the whole room like a night light unless you can find the plug hidden behind the TV. The fluoro light in the bathroom was unflattering.

A very tired hotel now. Rooms definitely need renovating. Our cooktop was dirty and the carpet is gross. For the price they charge, I expected better. The staff are very friendly and the breakfast is good value.

660 for 2 nights. I live in Sydney and traveled into Perth for a funeral, the room was grim, the air con was leaking water onto the bed, the iron stained my husbands shirt he was trying to iron for the funeral straight up poured out rusted filth water onto his brand new white shirt, microwave was dirty as was the tiles on the floor in used the team towel in the room to wipe up the floor and it came back black.. When we arrived onto our floor via the lift the smell made my eyes water, B.O mixed with air fresher, the room smelled aswell but not as bad as the corridor.

The location was very good but the condition of the room was mediocre at best (couch very messy and legs broken off, carpet dirty and had multiple areas of wear, vinyl floor had scuff marks, curtains didnt fully block the sun, and door closure didnt keep the door from slamming). Other than check-in the only interaction was with staff who did nothing about cars parked in no parking areas of the garage blocking traffic flow--garage is first in best dressed and free for hotel guests.

Perth seems to suffer from the same affliction of any mining town - a massive shortage of accommodation and high demand leading to sky high prices. The Goodearth is a good example of how this plays out - $250+ a night for a comfortable but unremarkable room in an aging hotel. There was nothing particularly wrong with the place it was just an older hotel charging high prices because it can. However, the wi-fi prices in the room were ridiculous. This is an area of constant price gouging in Australian hotels. Free wifi is a basic human right! Especially considering the room price. There is gold to be made in mining...if you own a hotel.

Stayed for a week while my home was renovated. Had a pretty good experience. No dramas. All good