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Alex Hotel | Boutique Cafe & Hotel Perth

Perth • Central Business District • OPTIMIZE

avg. $164 / night

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Perth's Northbridge precinct has long been the city's cultural pressure point, and the Alex Hotel, which arrived on the corner of James and Milligan Streets in 2016, makes its position in that neighbourhood felt from the street outward. Designed by local practice MJA Studio, the six-storey building presents a composed facade of dark steel framing and warm timber glazing at ground level, the entrance marked by a deep green tiled portal that gives the whole composition an unexpectedly residential gravity. Forty-eight rooms are distributed across the upper floors, each finished with exposed board-formed concrete ceilings left raw against walls painted in chalky sage or dusty rose — a chromatic palette that borrows from mid-century European sensibility without imitating it. Bedded with timber-framed upholstered headboards and furnished with black bowtie wall sconces that carry a clear debt to 1950s Italian lighting design, the rooms feel considered rather than curated. At street level, the ground-floor bar and dining room anchors the building in the life of the precinct rather than keeping it at arm's length. Dark-stained floorboards, bentwood bistro chairs, floor-to-ceiling linen curtains, and a ribbed dark timber bar fronted by a white stone counter establish an atmosphere closer to a neighbourhood wine bar than a hotel lobby — which is precisely the point. Exposed steel trusses and raw concrete soffits carry through the structural honesty of the floors above, while the terrazzo-topped bar table and layered vintage rugs introduce enough warmth to make the space feel genuinely inhabited.

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Alex Hotel | Boutique Cafe & Hotel Perth Reviews

805 reviews

"We stayed one night in the Alex Hotel as we were going to a gig nearby. We had a balcony room as when booking through a booking site, a free upgrade was offered. The balcony was nice to have, but we didn't use it as there is only one chair and no other chair in the room to take outside. The location is great if you want to be in the heart of the city, however we stayed on a Thursday night and there was a band playing in the pub opposite until at least midnight. It didn't bother us, but might bother some people. The hotel does supply earplugs. The room itself was nice. Simple in style with a very comfortable bed and comfy pillows. Storage is limited, but that seems to be the case in many hotels. It would be fine for a couple of nights but not a long stay. The cord on the hairdryer was oddly very short which means you have to dry your hair at the bathroom mirror rather in the bedroom. The hotel is quite Scandinavian in concept with no tea or coffee making facilities in the room. Instead there is a lounge that guests can use 24/7 where you can help yourself to hot drinks (T2 teabags and coffees from a machine) and filtered water (there are bottles in the fridge you can take back to your room). You can also use the communal fridge for your own room. The lounge and the roof terrace are both really nice communal spaces. We didn't have breakfast as there are lots of great breakfast places nearby. I believe the bar is open 24/7 though we didn't use it. Overall my husband and I liked this hotel a lot and will definitely stay there in the future if we need a well priced hotel in Northbridge."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 22, 2026

"Very very disappointed with my stay at this hotel and would not stay here again. I had a family emergency and asked to modify my booking. The receptionist was so rude and flagged policy making me pay for nights I didn’t even stay in the hotel for. There are no ammenities in the room and the room was dirty, especially the bathroom. The hotel is also located near several construction sites and you can hear drilling and machinery the whole night. I would highly suggest staying here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 19, 2026

"This hotel is a fantastic choice if you want to be right in the heart of everything. Its location is excellent—just a short walk to major museums and the train station, making it incredibly convenient for sightseeing and getting around. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, with very stylish decor throughout. I especially loved the roof terrace and the first-floor lounge area, both perfect spots to relax after a busy day. Breakfast was also a highlight, with a great selection to start the day. That said, it’s worth noting that the area can get quite noisy on Friday and Saturday nights due to nearby bars. The hotel does provide earplugs, which is a thoughtful touch, but light sleepers may still find it disruptive. Additionally, there isn’t much storage space for clothes, which could be inconvenient for longer stays. Overall, a stylish and well-located hotel with great amenities—just be prepared for a bit of weekend noise."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 07, 2026

"The best I can say is for $304 it was pure s h i t. Backpacker accomodation is better. So disappointed. The staff were good tho."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 21, 2026

"I know the desired "vibe" is that of a cozy, quaint accommodation, but I would rather have less cozy and more comfort and convenience. There's no mini fridge, and our room had only one chair. There was only a bar along the wall to hang clothes. The bathroom was quite large. I'd rather have less bathroom and more room. An upgrade was suggested at check-in for a room with a balcony, but as I saw from the outside, the balconies were tiny and IMO not worth the extra $. I have stayed in many hotels and motels, and I have never been charged for a continental breakfast. For $20+, the charge seemed way out of line - especially for such a limited selection. Having said all that, I really liked the sitting/lounge area. The access to a variety of complimentary beverages was much appreciated. The staff were very pleasant, and the location is very convenient for transportation and eats. It's a short walk to the CBD. As much as it seems I have complained, we did enjoy our stay. Still though, it wouldn't take much to make it an exceptional hotel. Make the rooms more accommodating - add a chair. Add a minifridge. Put in an armoire. Provide a complimentary continental breakfast. Really... those are little things that would make a big difference."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 01, 2026

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