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Towers vs Metropol vs Promenade: which Crown Perth hotel fits you

Three hotels, one complex, wildly different price tags — here's where the money actually goes and who should book which.

24 July 2026 11 min read Valeria Bennett
Crown Perth complex showing the three hotel towers

Same complex, same restaurants, same casino downstairs — so why does one hotel cost double another? The answer is more nuanced than 'nicer rooms', and it's the question we answer most when booking guests.

Crown Towers — the flagship

From ~$385/night. The newest tower, the biggest rooms (Deluxe starts at 47m²), the best finishes — real marble, proper tubs, the lagoon pool everyone photographs. Service is a notch above: more staff, more polish, Crystal Club lounge if your rate includes it.

Book it if: it's an occasion, the room itself is part of the trip, or you just want Perth's best hotel and can pay for it.

Crown Metropol — the smart middle

From ~$240/night. Recently refreshed rooms that are 80% of the Towers experience for 60% of the price. Slightly smaller, slightly less marble, same complex access. The pool is smaller but rarely crowded.

Book it if: you're spending most of the trip out and about, or the budget needs the difference for dinners. Honestly the best value play in the complex.

Crown Promenade — the practical base

From ~$180/night. The business-travel tower: smaller rooms, simpler finishes, and a location in the complex that means a bit more walking. But the beds are fine, the water's hot, and you're still inside Crown.

Book it if: the room is genuinely just for sleeping, you're doing an event at the complex, or every dollar saved goes to the fun budget.

The rooms get nicer as the price climbs. The casino, restaurants and river don't care which tower you sleep in.

Head to head

  • Room size: Towers 47m²+ > Metropol ~40m² > Promenade ~30m²
  • Bathrooms: Towers wins by miles (tubs). Metropol fine, Promenade functional.
  • Pools: Towers lagoon is the resort experience; Metropol's is quieter; Promenade guests usually use Metropol's or none.
  • Views: Towers has the height. Metropol mid-floors are decent. Promenade — ask for upper floors.
  • Location in complex: Metropol arguably most central; Towers slightly further from the action; Promenade needs the covered walk.

Our actual advice

Occasion + budget allows → Towers. Regular weekend → Metropol, and put the savings toward Nobu. Event/sleep-only → Promenade. And whichever you pick, our room concierge books it with floor and view requests — free.

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Written by

Valeria Bennett

Founder & lead concierge

Valeria founded the desk after a decade in hotel ops. She's slept in all three towers more times than she can count.

FAQ

Comparison questions

If the room is part of the experience — absolutely. If it's a place to sleep between other plans — no, and we'll tell you that even though it earns us less.

Restaurants and casino — yes, shared complex. Pools — each tower has its own, and guests use their tower's. The Towers lagoon is the flagship one.

Metropol has the most direct route. Towers is a five-minute covered walk. Promenade is the furthest — still inside the complex though.

Still torn? Tell us the trip

Two sentences about your plans and we'll name the right tower — free.