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Holiday rentals in Perth

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Perth

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Guest suite in Mount Lawley
City on your doorstep, private room with ensuite.
Exclusive use of a guest bedroom and bathroom overlooking a garden. The high quality room and en-suite is separated from the main house to allow privacy. Close to all amenities and cafe strip. City 10 minutes by bus or an easy walk. Off road parking is available. There is a toaster, microwave, kettle & mini fridge for your convenience. Beaufort St with shops, restaurants, cafes, bookshops, theatre & bar is on your doorstep. Access to main house is restricted. No cooking facilities
Individual Host
Superhost
Guest suite in Karrinyup
Bright studio, close to beaches, 15 mins to city.
This self contained, modern studio has a private entry, well equipped kitchenette, aircon, TV, washer, dryer and shared use of the maintained pool. The stylish decor makes for a comfortable, easy stay, close to the iconic Scarborough and Trigg beaches, a great variety of restaurants and activities. It is a pleasant walk to the coast, Karrinyup Shopping Centre and St Mary's School and a short drive to the city. The studio is suitable for individual, couples and business travellers.
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Superhost
Guest house in Wembley
Brand New fully self contained Granny Flat
This is a brand new studio/granny flat located in one of Perth's premier locations. Walking distance to the Leederville and Wembley cafe strips and a number of hidden gems well worth exploring. you will have off street parking and your own dedicated access to your private accommodation, with a shared back yard. Lake Monger sets the perfect backdrop for a 20 minute walk to the train station or cafe strip, not to mention the 10 minute drive to Perths perfect beaches.
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Stay near Perth's top sights

Crown Perth429 locals recommend
Elizabeth Quay198 locals recommend
Optus Stadium120 locals recommend
Fremantle Markets528 locals recommend
Westfield Carousel210 locals recommend
Kings Park and Botanic Garden846 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Perth

Superhost
Flat in Fremantle
Central Fremantle courtyard studio apartment.
Individual Host
Superhost
Guest house in Subiaco
LOFT INDUSTRIA * Chic Loft Apt in Trendy Subi
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Superhost
Guest house in West Leederville
West Leederville Guest Suite
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in East Fremantle
Self-Contained Studio with Cute Pool
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Perth
Perth CBD location Private studio Wi-Fi+Netflix
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Fremantle
Sanctuary garden in Fremantle
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Perth
"Riverside" Kings Park Jacobs Ladder Pool CBD Edge
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in West Perth
On the Edge of the City- Perth city and Kings Park
Individual Host
Superhost
Guest house in South Fremantle
Ayurvedic Retreat Studio in South Fremantle
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Crawley
Swan River/UWA studio Sleeps 2, Free WIFI/parking
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Mount Lawley
Entire Art Deco Apartment: Sunny Green Oasis
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Subiaco
Twin Gums-Subiaco/Perth Cottage
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Your guide to Perth

All About Perth

Built on 60,000 years of history, the iconic capital of Western Australia is known for its international art galleries, breathtaking skylines, vast array of wildlife, and high-end eateries. Walking tours led by Nyoongar guides offer visitors the chance to hear more about the deep spiritual connection that Australia’s First Peoples have with this particular region, as well as the origins of their rituals and beliefs.

Scenic bushland in Kings Park offers picturesque surroundings for morning yoga and sunset strolls, and wildlife-spotters will be in their element around the city, looking out for black swans, koalas, and a host of different seabirds. There’s art galore at the Art Gallery of Western Australia and the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, while the grand building of the Perth Mint houses a one-tonne gold coin as well as a unique insight into the region’s gold mining history.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Perth

Like many other Australian cities, sunshine is pretty much guaranteed all year round in Perth. Summers here (December through February) tend to be hot and dry, so sun protection is essential. If you’re looking for warmth rather than heat and cascades of blooming wildflowers, the months bridging winter and spring are your best bet. Late summer and early autumn (March and April) are filled with local events. Schedule your trip for February to coincide with the Australia’s longest running annual festival which is a celebration of the city’s art and culture. A visit in March is a popular choice for foodies who are looking to get in on the action at the Swan Valley midsummer feast, which showcases produce from the Perth region. The winter months are usually cool and wet, with the chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms.


Top things to do in Perth

Kangaroo-spotting

Located right in the middle of the Swan River, Heirisson Island holds a great deal of significance to the local Noongar people, and also plays host to an abundance of kangaroos. In addition, the area is home to native plant species and a vast array of birds, so be sure to bring along your binoculars.

Fremantle

Head 30 minutes to the city’s outskirts to soak up the atmosphere in Freo, as the locals call it. The dynamic port of Fremantle boasts an eclectic mix of artists and entertainers, who are often eager to show off their skills in the neighbourhood. Browse the weekend markets, learn about the port’s maritime history at the WA Shipwreck Museum, and head to one of the restaurants along the waterfront for dinner with a view.

The Bell Tower

This towering glass spire is one of Perth’s most iconic monuments. It was originally custom-built to house the 14th-century bells of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields Church in Trafalgar Square, London. The tower is also home to the Anzac Bell, which rings at midday for a minute on a daily basis, and there are sweeping vistas to be had from the open-air viewing deck.

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