Bailey's Parkside Motel

Bailey's Parkside Motel offers a practical base in Mount Lawley, Perth, with the property presented on its website as an East Perth stay. Its accommodation is aimed at travellers who want everyday comforts without a high-end hotel setting. Room configurations include queen, twin and triple options, making it suitable for solo visitors, couples, friends and small family groups.

The rooms are designed around a quiet, relaxed feel and include useful self-contained features such as a coffee machine, kettle, toaster, bar fridge and microwave. Complimentary Wi-Fi and air-conditioning are also provided. The motel adds locally sourced Australian in-room amenities, while artwork featuring native wildlife and flora brings a distinctly Western Australian touch to the interiors.

The design is one of the property's defining features. Bailey's Parkside combines a retro 60s motel influence with grunge-inspired graffiti, neon art and pop-art details, creating a more characterful alternative to a standard, uniform room. The overall atmosphere is intended to feel informal and nostalgic, with enough space for guests to settle in after exploring Perth. Vetroblu Management, established in 2017, oversees the property and describes its approach as offering a personalised, home-away-from-home stay with hotel services.

The location suits visitors planning to spend time around Perth's sporting, cultural and outdoor attractions. The website highlights access to the WACA, Optus Stadium and HBF Park, as well as parks, the Swan River, Wellington Square Park and Perth City Farm. Guests can also use the suggested free Yellow Cab self-guided route to explore landmarks including Kings Park, the Perth Mint, the Bell Tower and the CBD. Nearby recommendations on the site include the East Perth Farmers Market, the historic Girls School cinema, Whipper Snapper Distillery and the Royal on the Waterfront. On-site parking is listed at $15 per day, subject to availability, with one vehicle permitted per room.