"We stayed here on two separate nights in two different rooms. One had a bathtub and the other room had a double shower which was extremely efficient traveling with my daughter:) The room itself is decorated and painted in darf colors which gave a cool vibe but it provides a stage for dust and is incredible difficult for putting on makeup (I had to use the light of my phone). I loved though that a Dyson was provided. The view from the large windows were incredible and we loved that it is located directly in the CBD. I would stay here again. We didn’t have breakfast there, partly because the (otherwise really nice) ladies at reception told us different versions of what the breakfast would cost: buffet with full price for children, a la carte order and on two days later it was half price for children…I personally think operational processes are the weak spot at the QT Perth."

"Awesome stay... Everyone was hospitable. I recommend the Santini breakfast."

"The hotel itself was physically very nice but our experience was ruined by a couple of experiences there. Firstly our physical arrival was extremely difficult due to the operations of a large mobile crane on the street outside, which caused the street itself to be blocked off at either end. I understand of course that this was outside the hotels control but no effort had been made to tell us via email or text about the obstruction and that we could approach the barrier to be let through. We drove around the block to find the other end of the street was also blocked, and had to find interim parking on a nearby street and walk to the hotel to see what the situation was. The concierge lady (very nice and friendly to be fair) advised me how to get through the barrier and where to stop for valet parking, which we did. Checkin was routine (although the check-in lady didn't exactly exude a warm welcome). In the room there was a welcoming gift as I had said it was a special occasion for us which was a very thoughtful touch. The room itself was very nice. We had dinner in-house which was nice but well on the expensive side. No one dines in-house in a quality hotel restaurant expecting a cheap meal but charging $38 for a single glass of Rosé seems pretty steep. We went upstairs to the rooftop bar after dinner to settle in for the evening. This bar was pretty much the main reason I had chosen the hotel as it had received positive reviews with a good vibe. It was advertised as "open till 12 midnight" but shortly after 1040 pm (give or take a few minutes) security came round informing us it was "last orders" as a decision had been made to close at 11. I was astonished and frankly, bloody annoyed at this. I had paid a good price for a good room in what I thought was a good hotel only to find they were pulling this kind of amateur-hour stunt. I can only assume it was because of crowd numbers as while it was far from empty it wasn't the bustling crowded bar I had expected. This left an extremely sour taste in my mouth but we accepted it and left. Breakfast in the hotel was nice and (also to be fair) the wait staff were pleasant and friendly. However on checkout I was flabbergasted to be hit with an unannounced valet parking fee of $75. When I questioned it to the staff and said no one had said anything about any valet fee let alone such an extortionate one, they advised me it was on the checkin confirmation email. I pulled up the confirmation email to show them that it was not there and I also advised that the concierge lady who advised me about valet parking had made no mention of it. I requested to speak to a senior manager but was advised he"wasn't there till Tuesday" (this was Sunday midday). She acknowledged that there was no notification of the charge either on the email or from the concierge but said "...anyway the fee is $75" By this stage I was totally unimpressed and, firmly biting my tongue to avoid rudeness and wanting no more to do with them, I paid the fee and left. Was it a nice hotel? - Yes Will I go back there ? - VERY unlikely. Will I tell everyone? Also Yes If they feel their fees are fair then they shouldn't hide them. If their bar hours are not "fixed" then they should also let people know ahead of time. Overall the experience left a sour taste on what was a special occasion for us."

"We have always loved coming to the QT for a staycation. The room was very clean, luxurious, and perfect for a couple! Maria was a very lovely receptionist/host. Only things that could have made it better would be a small gift/drink for my birthday upon arrival! We also couldn’t get the chrome cast to work."

"This was the first stop on our long awaited round the world trip which was organised with help from Turquoise who put together an amazing itinerary. We arrived in Perth after a 17 hour flight from Heathrow (just missing the start of the Middle East conflict). We had booked a 2 night stay at QT to get over jetlag and meet up with expat friends before moving on to Rottnest Island. Fortunately we were able to check in to our room straight away. It had a bath and walk-in shower, king sized bed and city view. Unfortunately we found it very cramped and dark. The hotel corridors were painted black, the room was painted black and the bathroom had black tiles and floors. Even the light switches were black - so well camouflaged we often struggled to find them! There was a wardrobe, chaise long, chair and small table all along the wall in front of the window. They were so close together you couldn't sit at the table without blocking access to the wardrobe and all this furniture blocked access to the window (difficult to draw the curtains or admire the view). There was also hardly any space for luggage. Maybe we are just getting older, or struggling with jetlag, but it just wasn't comfortable for us. The location was great. Close to shops and a short walk down to Elizabeth Quay and the ferries. The rooftop bar was closed both nights we stayed (which was a shame) but we had drinks in their other bar (another dark and trendy space!) The day we left we had to get to the ferry terminal quite early to get to Rottnest and tried to order an early room service breakfast the night before. We were told to use "the app" in the morning (you can't order the day before) and it doesn't start taking orders until 6.30am when the kitchen opens. So we woke up early and made our order at 6.30am hoping breakfast would arrive for us to eat it and make our way to the ferry in time. Luckily the kitchens did well and delivered a prompt breakfast order which was delicious. We were able to walk with our luggage to the ferry (it's downhill) in about 10 minutes and start the next part of our adventure."