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The Ritz-Carlton, Perth

Perth • Elizabeth Quay • SPLURGE

avg. $359 / night

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At a glance

Perth's first Ritz-Carlton anchors Elizabeth Quay with curved glass towers and interiors inspired by Western Australian landscape.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Perth's waterfront

Highlights:

  • Curved glass towers by Architect One overlooking Swan River
  • Interiors reference Kimberley geology through ochre and pink tones
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Kings Park and river views
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PB hotel design editorial

Anchoring Perth's Elizabeth Quay precinct on the southern edge of the city centre, where the Swan River curves toward the Narrows, a pair of curved glass towers designed by Architect One opened in 2019 as the first Ritz-Carlton property in Australia. The taller of the two rises thirty floors above the waterfront, its curtain wall of dark-framed glazing catching the famously luminous Western Australian sky at every hour. With 205 rooms and suites, the hotel was always conceived as the centrepiece of a broader urban renewal project, Elizabeth Quay itself having been completed only a few years prior — the Elizabeth Quay Bridge visible from the infinity pool deck drawing the eye eastward across the river. Interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates translate the region's landscape into a language of warm oak wall panelling, pale timber floors, and artwork evoking Western Australia's ancient geology — the pink and ochre tones of Kimberley rock formations appearing in framed panels above upholstered linen headboards. Guest rooms carry floor-to-ceiling glazing that wraps the curved floorplan, placing Kings Park's canopy and the Swan River within each room's sightline. In the all-day dining restaurant, generous louvred shutters dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace, bronze-framed cluster pendants overhead giving the double-height space warmth against the deep navy of the feature columns. The palette throughout — sand, blush, warm white — arrives less as a design decision than as an inevitability, drawn directly from the landscape outside.

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About

The Ritz-Carlton, Perth celebrates timeless luxury through its architecture, flawless finishes and specialized local produce. Enjoy panoramic views of the river, the Perth, Australia skyline and expansive urban parklands. Our hotel sparks joy with simple yet elegant experiences deeply rooted in the story of Western Australia.

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The Ritz-Carlton, Perth Reviews

426 reviews

"We had a wonderful stay at Ritz Carlton Perth in spacious adjoining rooms with a common foyer and amazing views. Bradley in the restaurant was very friendly and an excellent dessert chef. His customer service was outstanding."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 21, 2026

"Second visit to this beautiful property, this time with my daughter who checked in ahead of me. Firstly, the property is excellent - rooms, location, breakfast, pool, the “ladies and gentlemen” as the Ritz calls its staff. So that’s why this property merits its five star rating. The breakfast is extensive, fresh and beautifully presented - the new crepe station was a great addition. The poolside loungers had deep and comfortable cushions, much better than anywhere else I’ve been in recent years. But secondly (and not really detracting from how good this place is at everything else), there is still something a bit wonky about “space available upgrades”. I’m both a Bonvoy Gold member and booked through Private Upgrades (similar to Amex FHR programme. Based on my experience last time, I tried to be clearer about not upgrading me to a perceived or actual “better” room type if I lost the premium view of the river, quay and clock tower. So no Langley and no city. When I got there my daughter was in a city (skyline) view room. Apparently the upgrade was a romantic bathtub placed so you could look out at the lights in the city - not really a plus for a mother and daughter. It also meant a bigger bathroom and a smaller bedroom. The hotel originally had me as Mr, and the welcome gift was addressed to Mr and Mrs, so I can see how someone might have thought a romantic bathtub would be appreciated. Next time I’m back I think I will have to put a “do not upgrade” note on my booking. Or just reach out first? Anyhow, I emailed ahead of my arrival and the hotel put things right. I was shown two options including a studio but ended up in the originally booked room category on a high floor with the best of views. I’ve seen enough city scrapes to last a lifetime, so really value being able to have a wide water view. Tried a new restaurant in the Quay this time as well - Argyle - which is a weird name for a Japanese restaurant. Very very yum but also $$$$"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 11, 2026

"We were so excited to book and stay a night at this hotel on the last night of our month long trip travelling around Australia but we were left slightly disappointed. Firstly the positives - a lovely check in experience, a nice welcome, a very beautiful hotel with excellent amenities and a fantastic location. The room was great - very spacious, the bathroom was exceptional. The bed was reasonably comfortable. The temperature was fine. The window blind options were a nice touch. The robe and slippers were very welcome and comfortable. The bath was excellent. And on to the negatives - we ordered from the all day menu at the bar downstairs. When it arrived the order was incorrect (we ordered two Snapper but was given Octopus), this wouldn’t have been too much of an issue however the Octopus contained chorizo. We are both pescatarian and so don’t eat meat but eat fish/seafood. When I explained this, it was sorted straight away and the correct dishes were provided. However, there was very little in the way of an apology, I felt like I was a nuisance for raising the issue. The fact that the dishes contained meat could have been significantly distressing to us had we not realised and ate some of it. I would have expected a sincere apology but this was not given. Secondly, when swimming in the lovely infinity pool, I was abruptly told by a staff member that I was not supposed to be in there as it was closed for maintenance. I was already aware that a closure was in operation at check in but not at the time I was swimming as I ensured I waited until it reopened. I explained this and the staff member went to check, he returned and apologised as I was in the right. Again, this should not have happened as he should have been made aware of the closure times before approaching us. Thirdly, the bed had a very bad quality quilt which left us with itchy skin and red blotches. This needs to be looked at. I did speak to the receptionist about the incorrect dishes issue and she apologised but I would have expected a follow up regarding this upon check out but it was not mentioned. Neutral - breakfast was good, but more veggie cooked options could have been offered. Overall, a mixed experience with issues that could have been easily avoided with improved training for some staff in customer service. As a Gold member with Hotels.com, a Marriot Bonvoy member and for the price of the room, I would have expected a better experience. I am not sure if we would return to this hotel, although the location was spectacular so this may swing it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 08, 2026

"The Ritz-Carlton Perth Simply the best. A hotel that embodies excellence in every detail. New, impeccable, and thoughtfully designed, it offers an experience that goes far beyond a simple stay. The rooms are spacious and perfectly laid out (finally, a truly functional walk-in wardrobe!), with high-quality materials throughout — the wooden flooring is a choice that instantly enhances both comfort and cleanliness. The view over the Swan River, especially from a premium room, is alone worth the stay. Service is impeccable: professional, attentive, always present yet never intrusive. The thoughtful gesture of a bottle of wine and Easter treats, along with a personalized message for our child, was simply perfect. Valet parking is fast, efficient, and completely seamless. A true “wow” experience — the kind that makes you feel at home, even on the other side of the world."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 03, 2026

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