Huntintower Hotel Perth - Boutique By Leonardo

We had a wonderful stay at the Leonardo Boutique Hotel Huntingtower Perth on Sunday, 26th of April, 2026. The room was beautiful, and the grounds were just as lovely. We took a peaceful walk through the garden the next morning, and the dining room, with all its windows, was beautiful too. The woman on reception that evening upgraded us to the Honeymoon suit, which was so perfectly timed since it was the second-to-last night of our honeymoon with my now husband. I didn't catch her name, but please pass on my thanks. She deserves a raise! haha :)

The reception lady was welcoming and helpful, and the hotel was in the location we needed. But noise from people simply moving around in the room above came straight through and was extremely intrusive. The toilet also sits too close to the wall in the bathroom corner. We waited 45 minutes for breakfast, which wasn't acceptable, though the waiter did apologise. The cooked food was edible, but the continental plate wasn't: the cheese was hard around the edges, the brie was hard, the ham fatty, and the plate was wet for some reason.

A quiet place to stay if you've got your own transport. It's on the outskirts, with not much within walking distance, so expect about a 15-minute drive into Perth city centre for shops and restaurants. We enjoyed our visit. The rooms are nice and roomy, and breakfast tasted good, though it felt a little basic for what it cost.

The Christmas trees and lights made the hotel look great, and our 17-month-old enjoyed them. We stayed a couple of nights over Hogmanay; the room was nice and there was nothing to complain about. What really stood out was the staff, from reception to the restaurant and bar. I didn't catch anyone's name, but everyone was great and very accommodating. They even warmed milk for us a couple of times.