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Hotels in Western Australia

Featured Places in Western Australia

Cities

Perth 2,134 hotels

Districts

Perth CBD 322 hotels

Towns

Fremantle 179 hotels
Busselton 138 hotels
Mandurah 143 hotels
Albany 113 hotels
Broome 78 hotels
Margaret River 169 hotels
Bunbury 44 hotels
Denmark 60 hotels
South Fremantle 76 hotels
Geraldton 43 hotels
Scarborough 76 hotels

Airports

Perth Airport (PER)
Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport (KGI)
Geraldton Airport (GET)
Carnarvon Airport (CVQ)
Port Hedland International Airport (PHE)
Kununurra Airport (KNX)
Broome International Airport (BME)

Places of Interest

Tourist Regions

Rottnest Island 8 hotels
Shark Bay 19 hotels
Kimberley 12 hotels
Margaret River Wine Region 605 hotels
Great Southern Wine Region 239 hotels
Lake Argyle 4 hotels
Swan Valley 41 hotels
Karijini National Park 1 hotel
Bramley National Park 59 hotels
Swan River 33 hotels
Mirima National Park 17 hotels
Avon valley 42 hotels

Business

Perth Convention Exhibition Centre

Entertainment

Institutions

Curtin University

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All places in Western Australia

About Western Australia

Beautiful, wild and wonderfully remote, Western Australia is home to the world’s most isolated capital city. Though despite its reputation as Australia's final frontier, Perth boasts a vibrant cultural scene that rivals the likes of Sydney and Melbourne. Western Australia also boasts stunning beaches, gorgeous weather and an enviably laid-back lifestyle.

Beyond the city of Perth, Western Australia is brimming with natural charisma. To the south lie easy-going beach towns like Margaret River, where chic wineries and world-class surf entice both locals and visitors alike. Head north and the breathtaking gorges of Karijini National Park, the fiery sunsets of Cable Beach and the vibrant marine life of Coral Bay await.

West Australia’s coastal towns and attractions are well connected by roads and highways, which makes it a great place for road-tripping. Perth is serviced by great public transport links, with both domestic and international flights operating from Perth Airport.

WA has been home to Indigenous Australians for around 40,000 to 60,000 years and wasn’t discovered by Europeans until Dutch explorer Dirk Hartog sailed along the coast in 1616. In 1826 settlement began, with the British Crown establishing a convict-supported military garrison in the South. This exploration led to the founding of the Swan River Colony, which is now known as Perth City.