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[SeaWolf]

Looks like a Pullman is finally coming to Perth....at the airport

I do think the Pullman at Perth airport is quite a few years too late, with the train now it's just a 20 min ride to the city centre so it's not as needed as it used to be.

I meant more from the perspective that PER has rubbish Accor hotels with a Novotel being the best currently. Would be good to see something like a Pullman or Sofitel open in the city or somewhere central.

To be fair, that Novotel (Murrary Street) is pretty great. There's the Adnate Art Series as well, though it's pretty much the same as the Novotel and doesn't earn as many points or cashback when you stay there.

I'd love to see the Perth Intercontinental rebrand as Sofitel.

 

[kangarooflyer88]

I meant more from the perspective that PER has rubbish Accor hotels with a Novotel being the best currently.

If you're referring to the CBD proper, then yes I will concede that they could use a Sofitel or something nicer than what they have. From the two Accors I stayed at in the CBD (ibis Styles and a Novotel) they both seemed a bit tired.

With that being said, there are nicer options outside of the CBD, Tribe Perth King's Park is one such example. They also have some other boutiques in the area like the Wonil Hotel Perth.

Would be good to see something like a Pullman or Sofitel open in the city or somewhere central. Especially with a good restaurant for those with the A+ benefits.

To be perfectly honest, the problem isn't so much the number of luxury hotels but the quality of the hotels they have. I've stayed at Mercure and Novotel hotels that are nice, but so far as I can tell the stuff they have in Perth is long overdue for refurbishment. If these hotels got some TLC they deserve then quite frankly there wouldn't be a need for this discussion at all.

-RooFlyer88

 

[jase05]

To be perfectly honest, the problem isn't so much the number of luxury hotels but the quality of the hotels they have.

I’m sorry but hard disagree.
I don’t want to stay in Novotel’s if possible and I definitely don’t want to stay any Ibis property unless all options are exhausted. Perth needs a Pullman and/or Sofitel in the CBD

 

[Cloud9]

I meant more from the perspective that PER has rubbish Accor hotels with a Novotel being the best currently. Would be good to see something like a Pullman or Sofitel open in the city or somewhere central. Especially with a good restaurant for those with the A+ benefits.

Ah, got ya. And totally concur!