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Hotel in St Georges Terrace, Perth CBD, Western Australia, Western Australia

Como The Treasury

$$$$Luxury

A boutique luxury hotel housed in WA's beautiful 1879 heritage-listed Treasury and State Buildings, combining Victorian Gothic architecture with contemporary luxury. Home to Perth's finest restaurant, Wildflower, and the award-winning Post restaurant. Only 48 suites ensure an intimate, personalised experience.

Como The Treasury occupies a pair of historic government buildings at the heart of Perth's CBD — the Old Treasury Building (1874) and the State Buildings — which were meticulously restored and adapted for hotel use in 2015. The property sits on Cathedral Avenue adjacent to St George's Cathedral, one block north of the Hay Street and Murray Street shopping precincts, and is directly connected to Perth Train Station via the underground Forrest Place walkway. The State Buildings complex includes a public arcade of restaurants and bars that adds vitality to the precinct.

The architecture is Victorian Gothic, with ornate sandstone facades, arched verandahs, and high ceilings that have been preserved and integrated into the contemporary interior design. With only 48 suites — no standard rooms — the hotel operates with an intimacy more characteristic of a boutique property than a five-star city hotel. All suites are large by Perth standards, featuring heritage detailing, bespoke furniture, marble bathrooms, and COMO's signature Bamford bath amenities.

Como The Treasury's food and beverage programme is among Perth's finest. Wildflower, the rooftop restaurant, earns consistent critical acclaim for its interpretation of indigenous Western Australian ingredients through a modern fine-dining lens, with menu items drawing on Noongar food traditions and WA's seasonal harvest. The Post, occupying the former General Post Office space on the ground floor of the State Buildings arcade, serves all-day dining in a grand, high-ceilinged setting. The Telegram Bar offers cocktails and light fare in the same heritage precinct.

The rooftop terrace adjacent to Wildflower offers one of the best elevated views of the Perth CBD. Guests also have access to Springs, COMO's wellness spa brand, which provides a full menu of treatments, a lap pool, and a compact but well-equipped fitness studio. Butler service is available in all suites.

Service at Como The Treasury is highly personalised — the property is known for the quality and attentiveness of its team, which extends from arrival valet through to dedicated guest relations. The property is popular with corporate travellers and leisure guests alike, positioned centrally enough for business access to the Golden Mile of offices along St Georges Terrace while offering genuine heritage ambience that chain hotels in the precinct cannot match.

Amenities

  • Wildflower fine dining restaurant
  • POST bar and restaurant
  • Rooftop pool and terrace
  • Springs spa
  • Fitness studio
  • Butler service

Location

1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth WA 6000

Highlights

  • 48 suites housed in two restored 1874 Victorian Gothic heritage buildings at the heart of Perth's CBD
  • Wildflower rooftop restaurant, one of Perth's top fine-dining venues showcasing indigenous WA ingredients
  • Springs spa with lap pool, full treatment menu, and butler service available across all suites
  • Steps from Perth Train Station underground walkway and the Hay Street retail and dining precinct
  • The Post restaurant occupying the grand colonnade of the former General Post Office building

Tips

  • Reserve a table at Wildflower several weeks in advance; it is routinely fully booked by Perth locals and visiting diners.
  • Corner suites on upper floors capture both city skyline and St George's Cathedral views simultaneously.
  • The hotel has no street-level vehicle turnaround; guests arriving by car should arrange valet via the hotel in advance.
  • The underground pedestrian tunnel from Perth Station to Forrest Place is the fastest route from the airport via train — exit at the Murray Street mall end and walk one block south.
  • Spring (September to November) is an excellent time to visit, with WA wildflower season in full swing and Wildflower's menu often reflecting seasonal native produce.
  • The Post's public arcade opening hours allow non-staying guests to dine without a room reservation — a useful option for breakfast or lunch.

FAQ

What type of rooms does Como The Treasury offer?

The hotel offers exclusively suites — 48 in total — ranging from Premier Suites through to Terrace Suites and the penthouse-level Como Suite. All feature high ceilings, heritage detailing, marble bathrooms, and Bamford amenities. There are no standard room categories.

Where is Como The Treasury located in Perth?

The hotel is at 1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth CBD, adjacent to St George's Cathedral and one block from the Hay Street Mall. It is directly connected to Perth Train Station and Forrest Place via an underground pedestrian link, making it one of the most transit-accessible luxury hotels in the city.

What dining is available at Como The Treasury?

Wildflower on the rooftop is the signature fine-dining venue, known for its indigenous WA ingredient-led tasting menus. The Post in the State Buildings arcade offers all-day dining in a grand heritage setting. The Telegram Bar serves cocktails, and in-suite dining and butler food service are also available.

Is there a spa at Como The Treasury?

Yes. Springs, COMO's in-house wellness brand, is located within the hotel and offers a full treatment menu, lap pool, and fitness studio. Treatments draw on COMO's wellness philosophy and use COMO Shambhala products.

Is parking available at Como The Treasury?

The hotel does not have on-site self-parking but offers valet parking for guests. Secure public parking is available at nearby car parks on Barrack Street and at the Perth Cultural Centre a short walk away.

Accessibility

Como The Treasury is located within a heritage-listed building, which places some constraints on accessibility. The hotel provides step-free access to public areas and lift access to all floors via a modified entry on Cathedral Avenue. Guests with specific mobility requirements should contact the hotel directly prior to arrival to confirm room suitability and access arrangements.

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