Four Points by Sheraton Perth

Very cozy hotel. Rooms are big though a bit dated. I thought the power points would provide international power plug options. So bring your own converters. Location wise not very central but free Cat buses stops just beside the hotels from Perth Station (from airport) - only 2 stops! Very friendly staff and just to shout out to a Mr. Son who was very helpful and just super friendly.

We stayed just the one night. Bed was comfortable, room clean and staff at check in were friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed the buffet breakfast, good range of vegetarian and dairy free options. Fitness centre was basic but good enough for a travel workout. The only issue we had was some noice from the lift overnight. Would stay again and request a room away from the lift.

We stayed here for 10 days while visiting Perth. Check in was easy, which is important after 35 hrs of travel. The room was comfortable (although had a lot of street noise) and housekeeping was excellent. |Two complaints: there is no guest laundry on site. We won't pay the crazy fees they charge to send out laundry. We travel lightly and just washed laundry in our room. |Breakfast was not included and was awful if we were going to pay for it. We ate there once but then just bought things at a store down the block and ate in our room.|

Upon arrival it was nice to see a professional atmosphere with a reception desk with a staff of friendly greeters. There was a little bit of a caffufle with regards to identification. Head of reception intervened. They want to see a photo of you - something new?? My husband didn't have one and they wouldn't accept mine since reservations were made in his name. They asked for his email, yet the lack of a photo was still an issue. Finally, reception gave in, upgraded our room, gave us two drink vouchers and had a bottle of wine sent up to our room. All good. The room was nice enough, but what was the room upgraded from -? It looked like a standard room with the exception from the king size bed promoted from a queen - again, all good; $295/night. After the wine showed up, we ordered a cheese & cracker platter to be sent up, as the restaurant on ground level was closed until 4:00. We ordered it at 3:25; it arrived at 4pm. How long does it take to get a plate of cheese and crackers organized? Though it was more like just a few crackers, tiny slices of a little bit of cheese and a ton of dried fruit; not much of a cheese platter for $21. We had dinner at around 6:30 at the now-opened restaurant - not very impressive. My husband had tandoori pizza, which tasted much like a supermarket value frozen pizza. I ordered the burger and was offered a side salad since I didn't want the chips. The order arrived with no salad. Went back up to the service counter, they verified I indeed had a salad coming to me, they left, I waited about 6 minutes. I went back to my table at which point the wait staff said a salad was being newly prepared. It arrived. No dressing. If there had been then it was tasteless and/or hardly any of it on it. Peeking at the bottom of the bowl, I did see a faint drop of some kind of yellowish liquid - what was it?? Not dressing. The lettuce was damp with what seemed to be,,, uh, water(?!). Went back to the service counter asking for the dressing; they took it, returned it, still no dressing. At least it was a decent burger; $57 all in for one burger and a blase pizza. Next morning: Breakfast, included with our stay. Lots and lots of choices, buffet style, you could also order specifically, as there were little slips of paper in a little cup with other little things, advertising as such, but you didn't know that until you filled your plate with barely-warm mediocre food and brought it to your table, with it turning to ice cold within 5 minutes, The food looked to be on top of burners in pots, yet hardly warm. Regarding the made-to-order option, they ought to have the staff who greets you inform you of this choice; or is it just designed that way so the cook wouldn't have to carry out the task -? Conclusively, there had been a small heap of rubbish in front of the door of the room next to us that sat there for hours until I finally mentioned it to the front desk. This hotel is not representative of the Sheraton whatsoever. It's an affordable option to a slight step up from a lesser accommodation. But kudos to the lead reception guy making an awkward situation right, very pleasant staff, including bar & restaurant staff, and the room for its cleanliness. Sub par, three stars at most. I'd keep my options opened while looking for accommodations, but if you choose this hotel, enjoy the friendly staff, clean room, a cocktail, but don't bother eating there, not worth the dosh$$.

We had a two night stop over at the Sheraton on our return from Sydney.||Staff are very friendly and professional.||Rooms are spacious and beds comfortable. All amenities are available both in the room and bathroom. They are clean and well kept.||Breakfast was great and there was a good choice from cold to hot.||The hotel is just outside the main city center of Perth, but a short walk will get you there and down to the Swan River. There are also bus stops near by to catch the various cat buses which will take you around the city as well.

Overall our stay was "fine" but I won't be booking the Four Points in Perth ever again. I'm not one to complain but there were a number of factors that really impacted our experience: (1) I was signed up to Marriott Bonvoy rewards after specifically declining when asked during check-in. Besides the data privacy concerns, the spam in my inbox was daily and not appreciated. It was such a pain to close my account I eventually went down to reception and made it their problem (2) Breakfast was "OK" but there was a sever lack of cleanliness and care for hygiene. We had breakfast 6 times and each time found that surfaces and shakers were greasy, already used utensils were put back with clean ones and the seemed to be a lack of care from the staff to help out when asked. The food also left a lot to be desired, we often didn't finish our meals and left food on our plates which is very unlike me! (3) Housekeeping was a joke. Our used cups and mugs weren't removed when requesting the room to be cleaned, and instead were grouped under the TV. There was a stage that we had 4/5 there after requesting a room refresh (4) The whole hotel needs a review, especially if they're "4 stars". The carpets in the hallways are dusty and stained, the curtains in the rooms are just as bad. The hotel is pretty run down overall. For the price we paid including breakfast, I was very disappointed and hope that anyone reading this carefully researches other reviews before deciding to book

We come to Perth at least once or twice every year. But this is the first time we stay here. It is only our first day and we are already very impressed with the level of service provided by the staff. Special mention goes to LEO at the Front Office. He went out of his way to help us get settled in even though we arrived in the early hours at 6am. He did not just do what was expected of his role but he went beyond and helped us with our luggage as the concierge was not available. Mind you we are a group of 7 with many huge bags to our name, and weary from having little sleep on flight. We really appreciate him. You can see the passion he has for his job and this is what makes him stand out. He deserves to be commended.

The best hotel I've ever stayed in. This place is truly remarkable and I can't recommend it enough.First off, its location is a dream. There are subway stations and bus stops in the vicinity, making it extremely convenient to explore the city. Right downstairs, there's a convenience store where you can easily pick up any essentials you might need.The rooms are nothing short of amazing. Spacious, spotlessly clean, and with a modern, fresh decor. The staff members are always polite and ready to assist. However, it's not without its minor flaws. The breakfast leaves much to be desired. There's a limited variety, and the taste just isn't up to par. Surprisingly, the best thing I had for breakfast was the cereal you can buy in the store. Another odd thing is the absence of a hairdryer in the room. It's quite perplexing considering they provide body lotion to guests and there's even an iron in the room, but not hairdryer?But despite these small issues, they really don't overshadow the overall wonderful experience I had at this hotel.

Home for 2 nights. We got in semi-late, but early enough to get room service for dinner. Very disappointed as they didn't have something I want, but I ordered something else. My bf ordered the burrito and I eventually changed mine to the falafel fritters with crispy chickpea salad. It came with more disappointment. My fritters looked like burnt potatoes and I had no salad! Just fritters and sauce. Thank goodness I didn't order extra sauce because I didn't have enough food to use it on. I know it's a shared item, but I thought it came with a little salad like the description said along with a picture. The burrito was even worse! Bean burrito and chips. My bf is not a picky eater and will eat just about anything. He took 1 or 2 bites of the burrito and tossed it. He said it tasted like nothing, bean and rice - no flavor or taste at all. Chips was his saving grace. After a 13 hour drive from Exmouth, we were beyond tired and just wanted to go to bed. Didn't even bother telling them. As for the room, we got a room for disabled people but that was fine. It was nice and spacious, but we found hair on our new towels and it wasn't that clean. It's only for 2 nights, so these hotels are hit and miss. Won't be coming back here. We had complimentary breakfast due to our status. They had pretty good selections from granola to pancakes to eggs & bacon, toast, and yogurt.

Here for 3 nights Great location with plenty of restaurants to choose from ... Room was large and so very spotless and yes the bed was amazing. Morning buffet had all you would want to eat plus expresso. Front desk staff were are so pleasant with helpful hints to guide me around the city I would come back again Well actually am April 2! WiFi was great through out the hotel

We stayed at the Four Seasons by Sheraton on the weekend of the City to Surf. Located across the road from the Perth Arena, we were a short walk from the C2S start line. I had a voucher for one night and decided to booked one extra night on top of that. The extra night was reasonably priced at $125 (non-refundable/prepaid) which included breakfast. We arrived at the hotel around midday, we planned on dropping our bags off early as we knew check in was at 3pm. On arrival, we were warmly welcomed by friendly reception staff. We were advised that our room was ready and we could check in straight away - which was awesome. Our room was upgraded from superior to deluxe and we were also allowed a late check out (usually 11am, we checked out at midday). I found the room to be tidy and comfortably spacious. The Best Brew Bar has nice casual/pub style food selection which can also be delivered to your room. There is a surcharge for in-room dining ($6) alternately, you can collect you food from the Brew bar (as takeaway). Do note, there is small fridge in rooms, however no mini-bar. The buffet style breakfast was served at the Eatery, located ground floor near reception. For buffet style, breakfast was actually pretty tasty. Overall, this is definitely great value for money for mid-range hotel and I would stay here again.

The Four Points by Sheraton Perth is a perfectly fine and comfortable hub while you're away for work. The rooms are adequately spacious with everything you'll need - desk, tv, ample closest room, modern fit-out throughout the bathroom. The concierge staff were always a pleasure during my four nights there. And sure, I hear you saying, "she's describing it so generically!" And I'd say: that's because Four Points is pretty formulaic for a chain hotel. There's no big surprises (other than the $100 per night bond held on your card) and for a trip where you're spending most of your day out and about in Perth you're in a pretty prime spot to use this as your hub. Located just across the road from the new Perth Arena, you're a 10-15 minute walk from Northbridge and less to the CBD. The only thing, and it seems like such a 'Princess in the Pea' moment is that the bed was just a little underwhelming for my liking. Sleep matters to me and if you get a sleep deprived Ranga..well don't ask!

This is a very good reasonably priced hotel in the Perth CBD. It's conveniently located across from the Perth Arena, prices start from about $130 per night so sometimes cheaper than getting ubers to and from a night out! Generous sized rooms with spacious bathrooms and comfy beds. They found out it was my birthday they put champagne and chocolates in my room which was a nice touch too :)

In a word, the place is dank It feels old, damp and moldy. The rooms have that smell to them.

I went to a wedding reception so let me go over the good points first. The venue was quite spacious and accomodating for 120 people. The waiting staff (except for one) were professional, cheerful, and courteous. We had drinks and finger food (standing only) in the Subiaco where everyone mingled nicely. Afterward, we were lead to the main dining hall in the Fremantle I & II which can be closed off to accommodate smaller venues. The coordination of the staff was top notch and professional. The negatives of this venue are: 1. Parking is tricky and not clear but the hotel valets at the public parking. Be mindful as it closes at midnight and charges an overnight fee of $85. 2. The premium package on the menu says Steak and as an "alternative with" Salmon. However, and this is the degrading trick, the guest doesn't get a choice. One person gets a steak and the other gets fish. We were told we'd have to ask someone at the table if we could swap our fish for their steak. I know it's bizarre. The person next to us didn't eat fish and asked for the steak. She was told they didn't make more and she eats what she got or could negotiate with others at her table. Then the staff lady walked away. Luckily, one of the male attendants came by and took her plate. He asked why she didn't eat and returned with the last steak in the kitchen. If you're Management and reading this you should be ashamed to scam weddings in this fashion and correct this last problem.

Popped into the bar for a quick drink after a show at the Arena while waiting for traffic to clear. Pretty average bar with very little atmosphere, staff seemed a bit disorganized, considering it must get busy after most shows. Limited drinks, and several of the tap beers were unavailable. Approached the bar at 10:52 to order some fries ($9.00) and was told the kitchen closed at 23:00. I pointed out that it was not yet 23:00 and the server checked the time on the till and begrudgingly processed the order and gave me a number. About 10 minutes later our fries arrived in what appeared to be a stainless steel dogs bowl with a small dish of standard tomato sauce. To add to this they were also like warm. Disappointing end to a great evening.

Stayed here for about a week for business and thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. Literally across the street from the Arena located on Wellington, the Four Points took over this hotel and refurbished it nicely. The room was large and modern. There was a massive king bed that was very comfy and tons of pillows. The bathroom was great and the shower was huge....I loved it. There was also a gym at the top floor, though it wasn't big it was clean and up to date. The hotel was only a short walk to Hay street where most the shopping and a lot of the eating is located. So technically not as central as some of the other hotels, but still close enough. The breakfast buffet was good, but somewhat expensive. Definitely more options around at a cheaper price, but the bar downstairs had great specials throughout the week.

Good hotel. Would stay again if attending a show at the Arena as its ideally located. Our superior room was large and well appointed. Good shower. Don't bother drinking in the bar as its expensive and the wine is bad!

This is the second time I have stayed here. I have not one complaint. Both times I have stayed here, as soon as I walked in the doors the people behind thr counter where polite and couldn't do enough for you. Now the rooms - OMG they are amazing, they are so clean which is a major thing for any hotel. The beds are just amazing and not to soft but not to hard either and massive to thr point you could get lost in them. The only thing that I wasn't happy with is the tv channels or lack there off. It has way to many sports stations and not everyone likes sport's. Now the food - I ordered room service twice and the food was amazing once again just like the first time I stayed here and the breakfast down stairs was so yummy I just wish I could have eaten more. Well worth the stay.

The family and I decided to grab a bite before a show on Saturday night, we usually go to the eatery, however this time it was closed and only open for bookings which was quite disappointing. without having too much time to go searching we just went next door to the best brew bar & Kitchen. It was nice, I loved the whole sports bar atmosphere. You have to go to the bar to order your food and they give you a buzzer to collect when ready. while the meal was enjoyable, it was very over priced for what it was. The pork Sliders were tiny and there were only two, my brother ordered the coconut prawns, which he loved and my mother and I ordered the steak sandwiches, which were part of the main course menu. They were tiny portions for a main. While the meal was okay, I probably won't be rushing back.