Top Hotels Near North Cottesloe Beach in Perth from AU$120

"Good food. Good room walk to Fremantle centre not too far. Traffic noisy at times. Rooftop terrace great."

"Friendly professional staff. Good breakfast. Good view from upper rooms. rooms were clean and comfortable but getting a little dated. "

"Great accommodation in a great spot "

"I think the price paid does not reflect the standard. We checked into a room and it was one of the smallest rooms I’ve ever stayed in… pictures not reflective of what the hotel is really like. We ended up upgrading with total cost over Au $500 really disappointing. Worse was no parking onsite at all. Only one staff member helped us and older lady who was amazing. 3 other staff walked right past us trying to lift our suitcases up the staircase. Location fantastic but that’s about it."

"Great locationSuper comfortable home with everything you needCommunication excellent "

"Pros: Beautiful location, right near Grant St Beach and Cottesloe Beach. Daisies Cafe just a 2 minute walk was the best cafe and such a good vibe. Lovely art deco complex. Inside has been renovated and while not super high end or perfectly maintained, was absolutely fit for purpose, clean and comfortable. Plastic blocks were appreciated as they kept my baby entertained(!) and the bed linen was lovely. Check in process simple and easy.Room for improvement: Would be nice to have a few more essential supplies in the kitchen, but not the end of the world. No views of the water from the balcony which I thought the listing indicated. A clearer section for expectations when checking out in the email (mention of putting the bins out was in the middle and we almost forgot!). Parking was on a dirty, dusty verge which got a lot of dirt in shoes and in the car.All in all, a lovely stay. Thanks for having us!"

"Well equipped, clean unit. All good quality facilities."

"Awesome location and really comfortable apartment"

"Fantastic Location with the Swan River a stones throw away. Quiet and secluded with excellent walking paths on the river."