My husband and I were travelling with our infant son and we stayed at the City Waters towards the end of our trip. We stayed at the Goodearth Hotel when we first arrived in Perth but it was fully booked and we were unable to book a room when we returned to Perth after travelling the South-West. The 1-bedroom apartment... more

When we arrived at the City Waters, we knew we had a problem. Listed by Discover West Holidays as a 3 star place, we were lucky to find a star anywhere. The room was dingy, linoleum floors, bar on the window since we were at street level. Not enough light to see the true condition of the place. We immediately... more

We stayed City waters for 7nights on july 2007. Location was ok. It was easy to get central part of the city. However, the receptionists attitude was unbelievably rude. At the time there were two receptionists there. Both of them are old lady and they took turns. One of them was ok but another one was very rude and unpleasant... more

We booked this hotel because we wanted to be near family and the tourist information recommended it as a midranged apartment. There are private car parking facilites. The rooms are spacious and clean, but very dated and painted an odd colour. The room we had was in the shade and we had to put the light on all the time... more

We stayed here for 3 nights in April 2005. Its location is fine, right in front of the ANzac parade ground and the river. The rooms though run along the side of the building which is next to another building so you won't get any view at all and the light is blocked by the next building. The room ends... more

City Waters is not the type of hotel you would fall in love immediately. In fact, I didn't quite like it at the first glance. But the price was quite reasonable (actually inexpensive) for a family of four, and it was self-contained and located at a relatively convenient location, so we settled there after shortly arriving in Perth. Our stay... more