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Hotel in Irwin Street, Perth CBD, Western Australia, Western Australia

Mercure Perth

$$Mid Range

A reliable 4-star hotel in central Perth within walking distance of the Cultural Centre, Northbridge restaurants, and Yagan Square. Comfortable contemporary rooms, a small pool, gym, and a restaurant. Good value for Perth CBD and popular with both business and leisure travellers.

Mercure Perth is a 4-star hotel at 10 Irwin Street in Perth's central business district in Western Australia, operating under Accor's internationally recognised Mercure brand as a consistently reliable mid-range choice in the state capital. The hotel's location in Perth's cultural and educational precinct positions it within easy walking distance of the Perth Cultural Centre — home to the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip, and the State Library of Western Australia — as well as the vibrant restaurant and bar strip of Northbridge and the contemporary public square of Yagan Square.

The property comprises 239 guest rooms across several floors, ranging from standard queen and twin configurations to superior rooms on upper floors with panoramic views over the Perth CBD skyline and the distant Darling Range to the east. All rooms are fitted to the consistent standards of the Accor Mercure brand, with comfortable beds, individual climate control, flat-screen television, work desks, and high-speed Wi-Fi, making the hotel functional for both business and leisure travellers. The outdoor pool and gym provide in-house leisure and fitness facilities, and the restaurant and bar serves breakfast daily alongside lunch and dinner options. Room service is available.

The Irwin Street location is particularly well-served by public transport. Perth Train Station is approximately 600 metres west, with direct Transperth services to Fremantle (30 minutes), Joondalup, Mandurah, and Perth Airport via the Airtrain. Multiple bus routes along Wellington Street and Barrack Street offer connections across the metropolitan area. Northbridge's substantial concentration of restaurants, cafés, and bars begins effectively at the top of Irwin Street — a short walk from the hotel's entrance.

For leisure travellers, Elizabeth Quay waterfront precinct is a 10-minute walk south, and Kings Park and Botanic Garden — one of the world's largest inner-city parks — is accessible by a short bus ride or a 25-minute walk west. The Swan River ferry services to South Perth's Perth Zoo depart from Barrack Street Jetty, near Elizabeth Quay. Weekend rates are typically lower than weekday rates at Mercure Perth, reflecting its strong corporate occupancy during the working week.

Amenities

  • Pool
  • Gym
  • Restaurant and bar
  • Room service
  • Parking (surcharge)
  • Business centre

Location

10 Irwin Street, Perth WA 6000

Highlights

  • Central Perth CBD location steps from the Cultural Centre, Northbridge dining, and Yagan Square
  • Superior rooms on upper floors with panoramic views of the Perth skyline and Darling Range
  • Outdoor pool and gym for in-house leisure and fitness
  • 239 rooms serving both business and leisure travellers with reliable Accor Mercure brand standards
  • Close to Perth Train Station with direct services to Fremantle, the airport, and suburban destinations

Tips

  • Book superior rooms on upper floors for the best views — east-facing rooms capture sunrise over the Darling Range.
  • Weekend room rates are generally significantly cheaper than weekday rates — check Saturday and Sunday arrivals for better value.
  • Northbridge's main restaurant strip begins two blocks north of the hotel — James Street and Lake Street have the widest range of international dining options.
  • Perth Train Station is approximately a 10-minute walk west along Wellington Street, useful for the Fremantle train and airport Airtrain.
  • The Perth Cultural Centre is a 2-minute walk from the hotel — allow a half-day for the Art Gallery of WA and the WA Museum Boola Bardip.

FAQ

How far is Mercure Perth from Elizabeth Quay?

Elizabeth Quay waterfront precinct is approximately a 10-minute walk south through the CBD's retail core. The precinct includes restaurants, the Noongar cultural facility, a ferry terminal for Rottnest Island services, and Swan River foreshore access.

What dining options are available near the hotel?

The hotel operates an on-site restaurant and bar serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Northbridge — Perth's main entertainment district with a wide range of international cuisine — begins approximately two blocks north of the hotel on James and Lake Streets.

Is parking available at Mercure Perth?

Limited parking is available at the hotel for an additional daily surcharge. Guests arriving by car should confirm parking availability and rates at booking. The nearby Forrest Chase and Cultural Centre Wilson parking stations are alternative public parking options within short walking distance.

Accessibility

Mercure Perth has lift access to all floors and designated accessible rooms with wider doorways, grab rails, and adapted bathroom fittings. Guests requiring specific accessibility arrangements should contact the hotel directly when booking to confirm room suitability. The surrounding Irwin Street area has level footpaths and accessible pedestrian crossings.

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