Best Hotels near Torridge Park, Perth

We stayed a few nights here due to the UniSport Nationals. The hotel was modern, breakfast was decent and cooked to your liking, and the location was perfect for what we were after. Staff were friendly and welcoming, and there are enough amenities even during holidays to keep you looked after.

Stayed here for 7 nights and first impressions outside it’s a lovely little place.. Cafe on site is lovely and the coffee is good.. Check in was quick and easy and the guy checking me in was lovely and helpful.. Easy to find but it does seem to be in the middle of an industrial estate and you do have to be able to drive to get to anywhere.. The room was really disappointing and I did feel quite claustrophobic at times.. There was only one little skylight in the room.. No windows.. It did feel like I was in a mental asylum at times.. It was clean but there were a few issues which I spotted on the first night.. The carpet at the entrance of the en-suite was wet and I found out why this potentially was when I had a shower.. The shower wasn’t properly sealed so it was leaking out from underneath the tiles.. The shower would benefit from a shower screen rather than shower curtains.. It would make it much cleaner as the shower curtain we had, had soap scum and mould around the bottom of the curtain and it did look like it had a blood mark on the top of the curtain.. The sink was very low and I had to nearly kneel to brush my teeth.. Could do with being a little higher.. The bed was comfy but couldn’t work out how to lock the wheels on it so we were sliding about every-time we got into the bed.. Every morning we were woken up by 8am as there was a lot of loud banging and noise which I’m guessing was from the industrial estate.. If I’m honest It would have been ok if it was for 1 or 2 nights but for a longer stay I wouldn’t have booked it if I had known..

Arrived end of school hols Anzac long weekend. The staff could not have been more helpful and lovely. I too have issues booking thru G'Day so will be booking directly next time. The site we had 133 was terrific for our large caravan, however a family camping next door claimed part of our space as they were spread out with big vehicle big annex lots of kids. Kids bouncing large inflated ball against our caravan and on roof. Minor annoyance and shows how times have changed. The pull ring tabs, hair ties, broken discarded small bits from a camp were everywhere after they left at the end of the school holidays. I really do not know how the ground staff cope. One rubbish bin was full to overflowing yet 60 feet away near the ablutions, was a large nearly empty blue bin. I always enjoy staying here, but will try to miss the school holidays next time.

I had a lovely stay at The Local Hotel. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. We had plans to spend a night on Rottnest Island before checking in for two nights at the hotel, and they kindly allowed us to store our luggage a day early. It was such a big favor and made our trip much more convenient. When we arrived, our luggage was already in our room, which was a nice touch. The room itself was stylish and modern. We opted for a corner room, which had three large windows, filling the space with natural light. The lighting in the room was also well done, creating a pleasant ambiance. Although the toilet and bathroom were shared, and there was some noise from the bar's music, the overall experience was enjoyable. These minor inconveniences were overshadowed by the positive aspects of our stay. Overall, I think The Local Hotel as a lovely place to stay. We had a nice experience.

The staff is warm and friendly, this is the cheapest budget hotel in the CBD. Walking distance to various restaurants. The only negative aspect is that the hotel has no parking space and can't park on the side of the road, although during the day, safety is difficult to guarantee and expensive.