European Hotel

European Hotel is a heritage boutique hotel in the heart of Perth CBD, at the corner of Murray and Pier streets. Its history is closely tied to the city, with the building welcoming guests since 1911 and earlier known as the Derward Hotel and, for almost fifty years, the Miss Maud Swedish Hotel. Today, the hotel combines that established character with modern conveniences across 52 rooms.

Accommodation ranges from budget and standard single rooms to standard twin and queen rooms, as well as larger superior queen, twin and triple options. A superior queen room with a balcony is also available. Across the room types listed on the website, guests can expect Wi-Fi, a fridge, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and an ensuite. The hotel is fully non-smoking and operates around the clock, with an elevator and stairs for access.

The rooftop garden terrace is one of the more distinctive shared spaces. It provides a leafy spot for guests to enjoy fresh air, with plants and fresh herbs adding to the setting. Some standard single rooms sit on the terrace, while the rooftop area itself is available to hotel guests. The location also places visitors close to Perth’s shopping and entertainment, as well as the Swan River. Practical details include a day-tour pick-up point, short-term loading and unloading directly outside, and longer-term parking a convenient five minutes away.

Food and drink are available at Deli Gabe, the hotel’s ground-floor pastry café. The café serves breakfast, coffee, lunch, cakes and treats, along with snacks and drinks; its dedicated description also mentions freshly made toasties and bagels. With a range of room sizes, central location and communal rooftop space, the European Hotel suits visitors looking for a base in Perth CBD, whether travelling alone, as a couple or with a small group. Its long history and boutique scale give it a more individual feel than a large city accommodation property, while the listed in-room facilities cater to modern travellers.