In the heart of Perth’s historic Cathedral Square, surrounded by galleries, gardens and some of the city’s best restaurants, the award-winning COMO The Treasury offers a quietly luxurious base for exploring Western Australia’s capital. Housed within a carefully restored series of 19th-century state buildings, the hotel blends heritage character with COMO’s signature calm — minimalist interiors, a tranquil COMO Shambhala spa, and service that’s polished but never overbearing.
You’re perfectly placed to explore Perth on foot — from the riverfront and Kings Park to the boutiques and wine bars of the nearby city laneways. Back at the hotel, there’s an indoor pool, two excellent restaurants (including rooftop fine-dining at Wildflower), a serene wellness space, and just 48 beautifully designed rooms and suites.
Whether you’re stopping over before a trip to Margaret River, heading north to Ningaloo Reef, or simply in need of a restorative city break, COMO The Treasury offers the kind of discreet luxury that lingers long after check-out.
Right in the heart of Perth’s historic Cathedral Square, COMO The Treasury is ideally placed for both urban exploring and riverfront strolling. You’re moments from galleries, wine bars, boutiques, and the leafy paths of Kings Park — and just a 20-minute drive from Perth Airport. This central location makes it a perfect first or last stop on a longer Western Australia itinerary.
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The 48 rooms and suites at COMO The Treasury are effortlessly elegant — spacious, light-filled, and thoughtfully stripped back. Each one is unique, shaped by the heritage layout of the original 19th-century buildings, with high ceilings, oversized windows, and a soothing palette of soft neutrals and natural textures. Expect custom-made furniture, hand-finished details, and bathrooms you’ll want to linger in — deep limestone tubs, heated floors, and walk-in showers stocked with COMO Shambhala amenities.
There are no standard hotel layouts here. Rooms feel more like private residences, with generous proportions (starting at 55 square metres), quiet views over Cathedral Square or the city rooftops, and complimentary minibars stocked with local treats. For longer stays, or simply a little more space, the Treasury Suites and Heritage Balcony Rooms offer separate living areas, Juliet balconies, and a slightly grander sense of scale.
Every room includes breakfast at Post, access to the indoor pool and wellness facilities, and the kind of serene atmosphere that’s hard to replicate elsewhere in the city.
Yes — although the tone is very adult and tranquil, children are welcome and interconnecting rooms can be arranged on request.
The hotel is home to several standout restaurants, including Wildflower, a destination in itself with modern Australian menus inspired by the six seasons of the Noongar calendar. Post, a more relaxed dining space, focuses on seasonal, wholesome fare with a European twist.
Check-in is from 2pm, and check-out is by 11am. Early check-in (10am) or late check-out can be requested in advance and is subject to availability.
Yes — the hotel’s central location makes it ideal for exploring on foot. Kings Park, the Swan River, art galleries, and some of the city’s best restaurants are all within easy reach.
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