15 Perth Airbnbs we can’t wait to check in to

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From beachside homes to city-centre apartments, we’ve found the best Airbnbs for your next trip to Perth.

Perth is home to some truly unique Airbnbs that make for the perfect home base while you explore the city. From beautifully restored heritage cottages and city-centre apartments to tranquil waterfront mansions and coastal cottages a mere few steps from the beach, here are 15 of our favourites.

Perth CBD

1. Upscale & polished loft

Best for: Luxury shoppers

Sitting pretty in the heart of Perth’s luxury shopping district, this loft counts Louis Vuitton, Prada and Tiffany & Co as its neighbours. Some of Perth’s best bars are right on your doorstep, as is the bus port, His Majesty’s Theatre and a bevvy of coffee spots.

a look inside the upscale & polished loft in a heritage building in Perth
This upscale & polished loft is housed in a renovated heritage building.

The Airbnb itself is a spacious and elegant modern converted heritage building, with polished concrete floors, exposed brick walls and floor to ceiling windows. The luxurious linens and towels are a nice treat, and the fully equipped chef’s kitchen means you can be self-sufficient.

a rustic bedroom at an upscale & polished loft in Perth
Opt for a rustic but elegant stay in this upscale & polished loft.

2. Cosy city edge studio

Best for: Couples

This Airbnb is located on the outer edges of the hip Northbridge, walkable to public transport, bars, restaurants and cafes. It features a small kitchen, with a convection microwave, single burner induction cooktop, and fridge.

a white sofa inside the cosy city edge studio Airbnb in Perth
Cosy city edge studio screams minimalist.

With access straight off the street, you are right in the thick of it. The hosts live in the apartment above should you need anything, and the building has a communal pool, spa, sauna and gym if you fancy a day of wellness.

a bed with white sheets and yellow blanket at the cosy city edge studio Airbnb in Perth
Bed down at this cosy city edge studio.

3. Kings Park oasis

Best for: Groups or families

This light-filled haven really is an oasis as the name suggests. Perched on the edge of Perth’s iconic Kings Park, this Airbnb is a freshly renovated two-bed apartment.

the living space at Kings Park Oasis, Perth
Kings Park oasis is a true haven near the CBD.

Highlights include the fully stocked kitchen with a DeLonghi coffee machine, the in-apartment laundry, and a balcony offering views of the city.

the living room interior at Kings Park Oasis, Perth
Book a stay at this freshly renovated two bed apartment.

The complex also has a gym, pool and tennis court, with the hosts supplying racquets and balls for guests.

the balcony view at Kings Park Oasis, Perth
This Airbnb is perched on the edge of Perth’s iconic Kings Park.

Subiaco

4. One bedroom terrace

Best for: Couples or solo travellers

This gorgeous heritage home has been thoughtfully renovated with all the comforts of modern day living.

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The Airbnb’s quaint exterior.

The sleek monochrome kitchen includes everything you need to cater self-sufficiently (plus a washer and dryer) and includes a dining space that opens up to a sun-drenched deck and courtyard.

the kitchen and dining at this one bedroom terrace in Perth
This stunning one-bedroom terrace comes with a sleek monochrome kitchen.

The exposed brick, plantation shutters and original fireplaces add a warmth to the space, and the location is superb – walking distance to Subiaco’s iconic Rokeby Road for shopping, restaurants and bars.

the bed at this this one bedroom terrace in Perth
Get cosy in this one-bedroom Airbnb.

Northbridge

5. Cute Northbridge house

Best for: Couples or young families

On the outer edges of the trendy suburb of Northbridge is this quaint two-bedroom heritage cottage. It’s in a quiet street opposite a park, so there’s no need to worry about noise – but the livelihood of Northbridge is only a 10 minute walk away.

the bed at Cute Northbridge house Airbnb in Perth
This quaint two-bedroom heritage cottage is perfect for couples or young families.

The kitchen is exceptionally spacious and is equipped with modern appliances plus pantry essentials. The hardest part about staying will be deciding where to sit and unwind at the end of the day – on the front porch under the trees watching the street go by, or in the secluded back courtyard.

the secluded back courtyard at Cute Northbridge house Airbnb in Perth
Sit and unwind in the secluded back courtyard.

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6. Northbridge two-story apartment

Best for: Families

This light-filled two story Northbridge apartment is the perfect place to base yourself for a Perth adventure. The spacious Airbnb features high-beamed ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a large balcony offering views of the lush green Russell Square Park and city skyline.

a spacious Airbnb with high-beamed ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows in Perth
Base yourself at this Northbridge two-story apartment.

The home is equipped with everything you need, including a cot and high-chair for families, and the yoga mats in the living room and hammock on the balcony provide a nice touch.

the balcony at Northbridge two-story apartment, Perth
The spacious Airbnb has a balcony with a nice view of the city skyline.

7. Orange Avenue

Best for: Families or groups

This beautifully renovated 1920s cottage features high ceilings, timber floorboards, exposed brickwork, and a cosy fireplace perfect for enjoying a glass of wine.

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This charming 1920s cottage has retained its heritage charm.

Located in a quiet, character-filled area near a park, just outside the central business district, it’s walking distance from some of Perth’s best bars and restaurants – as well as being conveniently close to things like the leafy Hyde Park, Perth Cultural Centre, WA Museum and WA Art Gallery.

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The bathrooms have been renovated for modern living.

East Perth

8. Royal Respite

Best for: Couples who love a view

This gem of an apartment in the picturesque hub of East Perth ticks all the boxes. Offering the best of both worlds, it’s situated in the idyllic and tranquil waterfront precinct of Claisebrook Cove, yet is just two kilometres from the Perth CBD.

the pool at Royal Respite, Perth
Royal Respite has its own idyllic pool.

The complex has its own heated pool, an open plan kitchen, living and dining area, a balcony overlooking leafy Royal Street, a plush queen bedroom and well-equipped kitchen.

a look inside the Airbnb at Royal Respite, Perth
This modern apartment comes with an open plan kitchen, living and dining area.

The Claisbrook Cove foreshore is a beautiful spot for a waterfront walk, a coffee or meal at one of the stunning riverfront restaurants. And for sports-lovers, Optus Stadium is just a short stroll away.

a bed facing a window at Royal Respite, Perth
Wake up next to lush garden views.

9. Prestigious two-story Royal waterfront

Best for: Large groups up to six people

In one of the best streets in the prestigious riverside precinct is this exquisite four-bedroom Airbnb. The prime location means you can stroll right out of the house onto the Claisbrook Cove foreshore for a coffee at Toast, or for a beer and dinner at The Royal.

the front facade of this two-story Royal waterfront in Perth
The prestigious two-story Royal waterfront is set in a prime location.

Just across the bridge is the iconic Crown Towers for those who fancy a flutter, and the home is also surrounded by lush green parks.

the bedroom at this two-story Royal waterfront in Perth
Feel at home at this exquisite four-bedroom Airbnb.

On the ground floor, the fully equipped chef’s kitchen has everything you need to cook up a feast at home, including a fridge, freezer, oven, stove, microwave, coffee machine, as well as pots, pans and utensils; and the in-home laundry with washer and dryer adds even more convenience.

a spacious two-story Royal waterfront in Perth
This modern Airbnb in Perth is spacious enough to cater to large families.

Cottesloe 

10. Stylish Cottesloe retreat

Best for: Beach-loving couples

If you envisage a lot of your time in Perth being spent at the beach, then opt to stay at this bright and air coastal haven. This modern apartment is right on the beach in Perth’s premier coastal suburb of Cottesloe, and boasts breathtaking ocean views visible from every window.

a look inside Stylish Cottesloe Retreat with balcony views
See panoramic ocean views straight from your balcony.

Unwind on the balcony and indulge in a drink while enjoying one of Perth’s iconic sunsets over Cottesloe beach. The well-appointed, functional kitchen features stone countertops and European appliances, high-quality glassware, crockery, and servingware, as well as a Nespresso coffee machine.

the living room at Stylish Cottesloe Retreat, Perth
Stay at this bright and air coastal haven.

The bathroom features premium tapware and finishes, and includes shampoo, conditioner, hand, and body wash. Fresh linens and towels are provided, along with a variety of beach towels. And the apartment has its own laundry equipped with a washing machine, dryer, iron, and ironing board for guest use.

the bed at Stylish Cottesloe Retreat, Perth
Retreat into this stylish, modern apartment.

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11. The Cottesloe cabin

Best for: Beach-going families or groups

The Cottesloe Cabin is an architecturally designed Scandinavian-style haven. Designed to accommodate both short term and long term stays, it offers multi-purpose accommodation for professional travelers, couples or families.

the kitchen at The Cottesloe cabin Airbnb in Perth
The Scandinavian-style Cottesloe cabin comes with modern amenities.

The two bedrooms both feature ensuites, and the beautiful open-plan living space spills out onto the sun-drenched deck.

the bed at The Cottesloe cabin Airbnb in Perth
Sleep soundly at the The Cottesloe cabin.

The house is located in the heart of North Cottesloe, with the hosts providing two Lekker bikes so guests can ride to Cottesloe Beach and along the coastline.

the white-washed living space at The Cottesloe cabin Airbnb in Perth
The beautiful open plan living space spills out onto the sun-drenched deck.

12. Light and bright villa

Best for: Families or groups keen to entertain

This modern three bedroom villa is located 100m from the beach and a short walk from Cottesloe’s iconic pubs and restaurants.

the pool at Light & Bright Villa, Perth
You’ll find a glistening pool in the backyard of this villa.

The fully renovated space features three bedrooms, one bathroom, separate toilet and a fully functioning laundry with a washer and dryer, as well as outdoor drying facilities, a double garage, full chef’s kitchen and secure gated entry.

the outdoor deck at Light & Bright Villa, Perth
Lounge on the outdoor deck.

But the best part of this Airbnb is the backyard – the lush landscaped gardens, glistening pool, outdoor shower and huge decked entertaining area (complete with BBQ facilities) will make you never want to leave.

an outdoor pool at Light & Bright Villa
The pool beckons for a dip.

13. Luxury coastal townhouse

Best for: Families or groups looking for a little luxury

This stunning two bedroom townhouse is nestled in the heart of Cottesloe, a mere 100m from the beach – however you might find it hard to drag yourself away from the luxurious space.

the interior details of Luxury coastal townhouse in Perth
Luxury coastal townhouse is dotted with opulent designer touches.

The home features an expansive living space with opulent designer touches, a lounge area bathed in natural light that comes streaming through the windows, a serene courtyard, elegant dining area, open plan chef’s kitchen and two luxurious bedrooms each with their own private balcony and ensuite. A little taste of luxury right on the beach.

the Luxury coastal townhouse Airbnb in Perth
Luxuriate in this expansive two-bedroom townhouse.

14. Sorrento Beach Retreat

Best for: Ocean-loving couples

This brand-new, one-bedroom guesthouse lies in the heart of Sorrento’s northern beaches. The self-contained haven is surrounded by stylish gardens and offers front-verge parking and private side access.

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This ultra-modern home is perfect for large groups.

The Mediterranean-styled alfresco area includes an outdoor kitchen, breakfast bar and daybed, and swinging chair. Inside, you’ll find a comfortable lounge room with Netflix, and a kitchenette equipped with all the essentials, and a queen bedroom with an ensuite including bathrobes, a double-size shower, and Aesop toiletries.

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The interiors of the home feature a modern coastal aesthetic.

The house is just steps away from a snorkeling trail at the end of the street, and less than 500 meters from the beach – as such, the hosts provide snorkels and goggles along with a beach umbrella and towels.

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The Mediterranean-styled alfresco area.

Leederville

15. Heritage meets modern in Leederville

Best for: Families or groups

Enjoy the perfect blend of heritage charm and modern amenities in this light-filled cottage in hip Leederville. Located off Oxford St, you’re steps away from shops, cafes, restaurants and the retro Luna Cinema.

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This Airbnb perfectly blends heritage charm with modern amenities.

The comfortable home features three large bedrooms (two queens and two singles), a family bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area with a fireplace.

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The sleek open-plan living area and dining space.

The space is fully air-conditioned, with wooden floors and high ceilings. A highlight is the large sliding doors that open to a sun-drenched outdoor deck and lush grassed courtyard.

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Exploring an icon: inside the massive upgrade to Broome’s famous Cable Beach

(Credit: Tourism WA)

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    With unhurried mornings, long, sun-filled afternoons, evenings shaped around sunset, this iconic beach offers an all-day experience (and it’s about to get even better).

    As the sun slowly rises over the languid waves and fine sand of Broome’s Cable Beach, the morning colours shift from rich apricot to pale gold and frosty pearl. Remnants of life reveal themselves in the subtle shadows – crab claw marks, towel impressions, footprints. Life here is unhurried, but don’t be fooled. This town is continually shifting like the desert dunes that surround it.

    And with a $75 million upgrade – offering easier and more inclusive access for people of all abilities – it’s getting even better.

    Cable Beach upgrade foreshore redevelopment stage 1
    Discover the Cable Beach redevelopment.

    The addition of comfortable and welcoming spaces has begun (and will continue). This means visitors will be able to spend longer enjoying this beautiful environment, while knowing that the upgrade will create a more environmentally protected setting that preserves the natural character visitors come for. Come sunset, soak it in all the better thanks to the already improved foreshore areas, made for lingering while the light changes. And for the kids, a new splash park and accessible dry playground will make it easy to while away the hours.

    Think you know what a day at this beach is like? Think again.

    Morning colours

    car on cable beach at sunrise
    Cable Beach comes alive after sunrise. (Credit: Tourism WA)

    As the sun colours the sky, Cable Beach shows signs of life (and not just the aquatic kind). Locals and visitors alike float in the cool water as it laps the shore, landlubbers explore the coast on foot, runners pace and beachside yoga classes bring quiet movement to the day.

    When the sky is blue and the sun is firmly in position, head down to the well-known Cable Beach House for a long, slow breakfast overlooking the ocean. Think fresh tropical fruit, eggs cooked your way and strong coffee in the warm morning breeze.

    Afternoon adventures

    camel train on cable beach in broome at sunset
    Join a camel train at sunset. (Credit: C J Maddock)

    When you’re ready to explore, carve a path along the Minyirr Park Trail – a gentle 1.5-2km track through coastal bushland with spectacular views of the dunes. Refuel at the nearby Spinifex Brewery for lunch with its low-key, outdoor beer garden. There’s even an outdoor playground if you’re travelling with young humans.

    Walk off your lazy lunch by watching (or joining) one of the beach soccer or volleyball games, or even try Silent Beats Broome – a silent walking disco through the dunes. Or book a spot on the famous camel trains, watching the sun drop below the horizon along the way. They’re a constant reminder of the fascinating history, landscape and cultural mix in this part of the country.

    Evening degustation

    server at Cable Beach Club
    Stop into the Cable Beach Club. (Credit: Tourism WA)

    As the day closes, watch the world-famous Cable Beach sunset from the appropriately named Sunset Grill at Cable Beach Club. This open-air terraced dining spot overlooking the beach is the kind of place where the view takes centre stage.

    While you sip on a lychee, lime & lemonade mocktail or a local beer, enjoy the bustle of life and nature outside as the day comes to an end.

    For dinner, nab a table at the Bali Hai Cafe, where they offer pan-fried crispy barramundi, Abrolhos Island scallops and deep-sea snow crab. When you’re ready for bed, check in to Pinctada Hotel Broome – a lush, tropical resort with palm-dotted gardens and a large, lagoon-style pool to cool off in.

    Beyond the beach

    Beyond the wide, open beach and never-ending sky of Cable Beach, there are many more reasons to visit North West Australia. These are just a few.

    Unmatched experiences

    Shinju Matsuri Festival's popular Long Table Dinner on cable beach
    Join Shinju Matsuri Festival’s popular Long Table Dinner. (Credit: Tourism WA)

    Engage with the history of the land and its people on an Indigenous cultural tour exploring everything from the local wildlife to the tastes of bush tucker. To understand the importance of pearling to this town, take a tour of Chinatown, or head outside of town to the live pearl harvests at Willie Creek or Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, one of Australia’s oldest pearl farms.

    Learn why Japanese pearlers were central to Broome’s pearling success and visit the largest Japanese cemetery in Australia, where 900 Japanese pearlers were buried – a testament to the risks and rewards of this dangerous profession.

    And book ahead every spring for when communal tables, freshly cooked local fare and festoon lighting fill the beach for the extremely popular Long Table Dinner on Cable Beach. It’s a highlight of the Shinju Matsuri Festival, along with the Floating Lanterns Matsuri, where you can personalise a lantern and gently release it into the sea to honour those you love.

    Dining discoveries

    Matso’s Broome Brewery
    Settle in for Matso’s famous ginger or mango beer. (Credit: Tourism WA)

    Further your culinary adventure at the laid-back Sunday Sesh at Matso’s Broome Brewery. Chow down on smoked crocodile or Aussie barramundi while kicking back to a local DJ as the heat of the day fades.

    For more tunes, the beautiful outdoor Bay Club at the Mangrove Hotel is a great choice for dinner with live music, DJs or an event that stretches on into the early hours. Still hungry? Pop by Johnny Sausage for Italian-influenced meals paired with impeccable wines.

    Natural beauties

    Gantheaume Point cabnle beach broome
    Experience the striking colours of Gantheaume Point. (Credit: Tourism WA)

    Avoid the crowds and head to Town Beach for a quieter vantage point to see the phenomenal Staircase to the Moon – a natural illusion where the rising full moon is reflected on the tidal flats, creating a shimmering ‘staircase’ stretching up to the sky.

    Just south of Cable Beach are the deep red cliffs and dramatic ocean views of Gantheaume Point, where 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints can be seen, revealed at low tide. Or head to Roebuck Bay to visit the internationally significant wetlands, where vast tidal flats are home to shorebirds and coastal fauna.

    Between October and March, watch turtles nesting and hatchlings emerge from the sand. You’ll be holding your breath as they make their way down to the shoreline, ready to start their life in one of Australia’s most beautiful landscapes.

    For more on Cable Beach and Australia’s North West, visit australiasnorthwest.com.