Quay Perth

Quay Perth is a boutique hotel on The Esplanade in Perth CBD, positioned beside Elizabeth Quay and close to public transport. Its location puts the waterfront, dining and social amenities within easy reach, while the hotel also offers access to city attractions including the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Perth Arena, Kings Park Botanic Gardens and Swan River cruises. For visitors wanting to stay centrally, the room range includes Perth Essential, Perth Loft, Esplanade Studio, Elizabeth Quay Studio and Elizabeth Quay Luxury Studio options.

The hotel’s rooftop dining venue, HQ Bar + Kitchen, occupies the 10th floor and looks across Elizabeth Quay. It serves Asian-inspired share plates alongside craft beers, innovative cocktails, premium Western Australian wines and Australian and international wines. The setting is suited to a sunset drink, dinner, a relaxed Friday lunch or a private function, with an outdoor terrace available for intimate gatherings. The Taste of Temptation menu is designed for the table, offering a chef-selected spread of share plates rather than a single-course dining format. Bookings are recommended, particularly for rooftop dining and functions.

Quay Perth also has a strong work-and-meet focus through Level Nine, a full-service co-working space open 24/7 to hotel guests and local residents. The space includes individual offices, dedicated desks, window desks facing Elizabeth Quay, private phone booths, open seating, printing and scanning facilities, and coffee and tea-making facilities. Users can also connect with Community at Quay for barista-made coffee and snacks, or HQ Bar + Kitchen for after-work dining and drinks. Long-term options include furnished private offices and dedicated desks, while shorter bookings are available for ad hoc workspace use.

For meetings, Level Nine’s boardroom can accommodate up to 14 guests or be divided into two smaller rooms for groups of up to seven. That combination of accommodation, co-working, meeting facilities and rooftop hospitality makes Quay Perth particularly practical for CBD visitors, business travellers, small work groups and people planning a city gathering. Couples may also appreciate the rooftop outlook for drinks and dinner, while solo visitors have a central base with public transport and waterfront venues nearby. The website does not provide enough detail to assess family-specific facilities, so it is best viewed primarily as a city hotel with flexible work, dining and event spaces.