Parmelia Hilton Perth

We stayed for 5 nights and loved it. The pool was nice. The breakfast was amazing even though we paid for the hot breakfast and not just continental. It was worth it. They had a juicer to make fresh juice which we LOVED! We had a suite on top floor decent view. Comes with tea and coffee and water in rooms. Executive lounge was nice for evening cocktails and snacks if you have lounge access. Easy access to bus line and walking to Elizabeth Quay and CBD area.

Wow, we are sad that our week long stay is coming to an end, but this hotel is a rare find these days. I have not stayed in a full service hotel like this for years. From the moment we are arrived we have been impressed with the hospitality of the staff and the service. We arrived and were upgraded to a king bed, the food in the restaurant is amazing. Every staff member we have dealt with has been fantastic, they helped out with breakfast when we had early starts. The hotel has been refurbished to modern standards and I was shocked when the concierge told me that the building was 50 years old. We will definitely be back, having worked in these types of hotels in the 80’s I know the work that goes into keeping the level of service for a full hotel. We loved the experience and will be back, thank you all for your hard work and dedication

Im a converted Hilton Hotel stayer now. Rooms were awesome. Executive lounge access was very apt and good service. We had one small glitch in room one night but compliments to the staff that rectified the issue promptly. I sew that this is important to note about the staff. Handy to all locations yet peaceful ✌️

Desk service wasn't that great. Overall stayed was just ordinary. Gold member was just same service to silver. None of complimentary drinks were serve, a bottle of water was given when we check out. Atleast Bar crew was amazing. Restaurant, is a NO GO. Pasta was overcooked to the point it was cut to small pieces. Fish snapper was horrible. Bland and the sauce and greens accompanied doesn't make sense. Tiramisu was compliment after we raise the issue, it was very sweet though. Thanks to the effort of Dustin who looked after us from bar to restaurant. Breakfast was great. The old lovely guy was looking after us and gave us a fresh press juice. Overall, service of front desk and Restaurants needs a heaps of improvement.

Jason, Stephen and Alex, the front desk team that I interacted with during my stay were exceptional. I had some specific needs for my stay that were not common, and they were more than accomodating. Making my overall stay to feel welcoming and comfortable. Highly recommend based on the customer service experience.

Although the rooms are a little bit small, the recent stay we had at the Parmelia Hilton was fabulous. The staff especially Karen in reception, were more than helpful and so attentive, which even included a personal check in text each day. Our package included the yummiest buffet breakfast and entry to the executive lounge for drinks each evening which was impressive. We will be returning very soon for another relaxing and value for money break!

Got a good deal when Agoda was having a sale a couple of months back.. our stay at Parmelia was peaceful, and we felt well rested afterwards! I recommended checking in for more than 1 night to really get a feel of the place. They offer valet parking, too!

We are Hilton Diamond members. We stayed at this Hilton in October for 4 nights. We had two rooms. The rooms were satisfactory, a bit dated. When we arrived we were told that our Diamond Status would not be honored because I booked our stay through American Express. I have never had this happen before. We always book our hotels through Amex. Furthermore, I just looked at the Hilton Website and we were not given any points for our stay. Prior to this stay, we were at the Sydney Hilton, booked through Amex, had a wonderful stay in their updated hotel, and they gave us 50,000 points. Diamond members beware when and how you book this hotel.

Do not stay here!!! One of the worst hotels I've stayed at in a long time. $2000AUD for 4 days of problems. - The first morning the shower was cold warmed up, stepped in and it went cold! I tried all settings and the other taps and all were cold! A cold shower! - I let the front desk know, maintenance looked at it and I checked with the front desk when returning. The desk manager told me I might not know how to use faucets correctly! Staying at hotels nearly 1000 nights I found this insulting. The water was hot since. It appears they ran out of hot water - I complained to the main manager and he apologised and tried to make it right with a free breakfast. - Every morning from 6am loud banging which vibrated the room occurred on and off until the evening! The manager denied any construction taking place. Massive loud thuds even as I weite this review. This has to be the worst experience at a Hilton chain hotel I've had in a long time!

Used to be one of my favorite hotels in Perth, but there are better choices. When I was here there was construction going on that got started at like 6 am. 6 am? Really guys? I know it's not the hotel's fault,but it is something you may want to make sure is not going on before you stay here. Hilton has a new Doubletree near the ferry terminal that looks like a nice option.

In early April I went to an event at Parmelia Hilton to try the new menu for the new events floor that has just been renovated with other food bloggers. We started off with canapés in the garden. The smoked salmon, prawn cocktail & the bruschetta cones hanging from the tree. The waitress also had the spicy beef fillets (my favourite entree) can say I had quite a few of these. After this we all made our way into the kitchen were we all sat around watching the chefs prepare the meals. First dish was pan-fried salmon, salad nicoise and quail egg - this dish was quite nice even though i'm not a fan of seafood. 2nd dish was eggplant & zucchini roulade, goats cheese & capsicum roulade - this dish was very lovely all the flavours worked well together. 3rd dish was twice cooked pork belly, seared scallops and mango salsa. This dish was my 2nd favourite of the night, the pork belly was cooked well with a nice crispy skin. The 4th and final dish was the roasted lamb cutlet, rosemary thyme crust & pumpkin puree - this was my favourite of the night everything worked so well together the lamb was nicely pink and tender. After all the mains, we were taken away into a room and dessert was served. We watched the chefs plate up dessert, it was so amazing to watch and who doesn't love watching dry ice ;)

When Lance had told me he'd booked a restaurant in the CBD for my birthday, I remembered a few frequent flyer points that I had lying around. Not being a frequent flyer, they were due to expire due to a lack of activity. Well, best time ever for turning dinner into a Perth City staycation. Not knowing where we were eating, I chose Parmelia Hilton based on the vague area I was told dinner would be in. It's a bit further up than the main hotel strip on St George's Terrace, but I find those are a bit of a hike in heels to most areas in the CBD anyway. Bear in mind that when I talk about location, I am a walker. Not in a "The Walking Dead" kinda way, in a "she's got legs, knows how to use them" kinda way. So distances I find are immensely close and walkable, other people baulk at. We dumped our bag at the baggage area as we got into the city before check-in and then raced to Northbridge in under 10 minutes to watch a movie. The baggage guy was super friendly and helpful, getting us out of there on the ASAP. After a light lunch at The Standard, we walked back via La Veen for coffee, did a little window shopping and got back to collect our bags and check in. The new baggage guy was also super friendly and helpful and the girl on the check-out was fabulous. She was so lovely, and had overheard my husband say to me something about it being my birthday. She asked if we were staying for my birthday, and wished me a happy birthday and lovely time when she gave me the keys. (After giving me the tip, is you sign your email up to the free HHilton club, you can have the wi-fi password for free). The room was fairly small, but in a normal hotel kinda way, not in a 'wow this room is small' way. It's long and thin, but there was room for the king bed, a small sitting area and desk, but a small 'passage' down the room to the balcony. Despite not having much by way of 'view' due to the buildings being built in front, it still overlooked a gardeny area of the building in front, and there was enough daylight up and through the buildings that you still felt definitely outdoors. The bathroom is your normal bath/shower combo, with a large well-lit mirror and soaps and shampoos. There is a mini bar with glasses and coffee/tea making facilities. The bed was all white linened as is the norm these days, and I was a big fan of the pillows. As we were preparing to get ready to change for dinner, we had a knock on the door. The lady on the front desk had sent up a bottle of bubbles for my birthday. And a card. A hand-written card that was more personal than just 'happy birthday from the staff'. It blew me away. It was such a sweet gesture, and very much appreciated. We toasted my birthday and the hotel on the balcony before changing and heading out for dinner. It was about a block, maybe two from Balthazar, and similar walking distance to post-dinner drinks at Print Hall. The next morning we walked to Petition for breakfast, which was a bit further along but being new we wanted to try it out. There were a few closer spots, if you didn't want to go that far, as well as one in the hotel. The room service breakfast menu seemed very steep. The number one thing I liked about this hotel was the staff. Everyone we dealt with at every stage was so welcoming and warm. And that was without the birthday bubbles!

This hotel is in massive need of a makeover. The rooms are extra tiny for the high rate being charged per night. I had to clean the draws of dust and filth before i could put any of my belongings in them. The safe in my room doesn't work and nobody seems capable of offering any solution. Very disappointed in this Hilton.

Went to buffet breakfast, and in summary, fairly weak for what's supposed to be a 5 star international hotel chain. Probably a dozen better locally owned and operated places within a minute or 2 walking distance, go there instead, it'll no doubt be better and cheaper.

Yeah its a bit daggy and it doesn't have the views it once had but it still a very good hotel. The staff are terrific and generally happy to help. The place is clean and the rooms, frequently updated are comfortable and well appointed. And the west end of the Terrace is starting to be interesting again. Great place for a Perth staycation.

Beautiful and clean hotel with friendly staff within walking distance to the downtown area. It was a beautiful place to stay for my first time in Australia.

This hotel is a rip off for the money. It's definitely dated. In fact if you try to turn in the water for the bathtub it sprays everywhere because the faucet does not extend over the edge of the tub. The bathroom is smaller than most closets. It's also very noisy starting first thing in the morning. Aside from the fact is is way overpriced, the in room wifi charges are highway robbery. The service is just Ok. On the plus side the breakfast buffet is pretty good. In summary you would do well to try another hotel.

Good place to stay but I would agree that it needs a make-over. Candidly it is rather dumpy for a Hilton but passable. Look around. You can do better, but so can you do a lot worse.

I have stayed at this hotel for business and pleasure a number of times. The breakfast served is amazing and you cannot go past the Hilton burger.......delicious :)

Friendly prompt service. We will return in the future simply because we found the room to be quiet and comfortable and in a very convenient location to the modernised business precinct and exhibition centre. On weekends though, most convenience shops are closed. I wouldn't be bothering with room with a bath though as it was only big enough for a toddler. The decor is very nice for a hotel of it's age. I guess I won't be the only one to mention the swipe card elevator access. This isn't exactly an effective security measure when you could simply jump in a lift with some one else. The device was also temperamental. It was nice having a balcony and fresh air but there is no view to speak of. When returning to our room after several hours, there was a stale cigarette smoke smell. We couldn't work out where it was coming from but we were in a non smoking room. Perhaps it was the air on vents that picked up the odour