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Regal Apartments - Perth
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Spacious self-catering apartments in East Perth with kitchens, free Wi-Fi and easy access to public transport.
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Three self-catering apartments across Perth — from East Perth to Northbridge — each with its own character and trade-offs.
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Self-catering
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Spacious self-catering apartments in East Perth with kitchens, free Wi-Fi and easy access to public transport.
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Northbridge apartments
Spacious, self-contained apartments with free parking, a short stroll from Northbridge’s restaurants and Perth’s CBD.
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Self-catering
Perth Apartment
Self-contained apartments with kitchens, free parking, and a location that puts Scitech, shops, and bus routes within easy reach.
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The most searched question is also the most honest one: where do independent, self-catering stays in Perth actually sit? The three apartments here — Regal in East Perth, Malibu in West Perth, and Best Western in Northbridge — all offer kitchens and the freedom of an apartment, but the price rises from A$147 to A$229 as you move closer to the city's dining and entertainment. Pick for location first: East Perth is quieter and better connected by public transport, while Northbridge puts you steps from restaurants and the CBD.
Scarborough's apartment searches are high, but none of the three properties on this page sits in Scarborough. The closest match for beachside apartment living is Malibu Apartments in West Perth, a 20–30 minute drive from Scarborough Beach. If Scarborough is a must, you'll need to look beyond this page to the city's coastal listings.
For flats in the CBD, Best Western Northbridge Apartments is your best bet. It's a short stroll from Northbridge's restaurants and Perth's central business district, with free parking — a rare combination so close to the action. Malibu in West Perth and Regal in East Perth are each a bit further out but still within easy reach of the city centre via bus or train.
Ascot doesn't appear in the locations of these three apartments, which are all in East Perth, West Perth and Northbridge. If Ascot is where you need to be — perhaps for the racecourse — the closest option here is Regal Apartments in East Perth, roughly a 15-minute drive away. None of the properties sits within walking distance, so you'd rely on transport or a longer commute.
Quest apartments are a known brand for extended stays, but no Quest property is among the three here. The closest match in East Perth is Regal Apartments, which offers self-catering kitchens, free Wi-Fi and easy access to public transport, starting at A$147 a night. If the Quest brand itself is essential, it's not on this page.
South Perth — across the Swan River from the CBD — is not where these three apartments sit. All are north of the river: Regal in East Perth, Malibu in West Perth and Best Western in Northbridge. For South Perth's riverside views and proximity to the zoo, you'd need to search separately for that suburb's properties.
Burswood, home of the Crown casino and Optus Stadium, is another suburb absent from this set. The closest is Regal Apartments in East Perth, about a 10-minute drive away. If staying near Burswood's entertainment precinct matters, these three apartments are not the right fit — check dedicated Burswood listing pages instead.
Malibu Apartments is the West Perth option here, starting at A$209 a night. It's self-contained with kitchens, free parking, and puts Scitech, shops and bus routes within easy reach. West Perth is a quieter, more residential alternative to Northbridge, with Kings Park a short walk away — though the park isn't named on the property's page.
For Kings Park, the closest apartment is Malibu in West Perth, which sits near the park's southern edge — likely a 10–15 minute walk, though the exact distance isn't listed. The other two, Regal in East Perth and Best Western in Northbridge, are a longer trek across the city. If waking up beside Perth's botanic gardens matters, Malibu is the pick.
None of the three apartments is at Elizabeth Quay, the waterfront precinct in the CBD. Best Western Northbridge is the closest, a short walk to the Quay's restaurants, ferries and the bell tower. The other two are further out in East and West Perth, so you'd need a bus or train ride to reach the waterfront.
Best Western Northbridge Apartments is a short stroll from Northbridge's restaurants and Perth's CBD, with free parking. Malibu in West Perth and Regal in East Perth are also close but require a short bus or train ride into the centre.
Malibu Apartments in West Perth and Best Western Northbridge Apartments both include free parking in their rates, which start at A$209 and A$229 respectively. Regal Apartments in East Perth, at A$147, does not advertise free parking.
All three apartments have kitchens for self-catering, but Regal Apartments in East Perth offers the lowest nightly rate at A$147, making it budget-friendly for longer stays. Malibu and Best Western are pricier but add free parking.
Regal Apartments in East Perth is the cheapest at A$147 per night, with kitchens, free Wi-Fi and easy access to public transport. Malibu in West Perth and Best Western in Northbridge cost A$209 and A$229 respectively.
Malibu Apartments in West Perth is the closest to Kings Park, though the exact walking distance isn't specified. The other two apartments, in East Perth and Northbridge, are further away across the city.
Perth's apartment scene is compact but varied. Three self-catering properties here stretch from East Perth to West Perth and Northbridge, each bringing its own version of independent travel: kitchens for cooking, space to spread out, and parking that budget hotels rarely offer. The differences come down to which part of the city you want to wake up in and how much you pay for the address.
At the lower end, Regal Apartments in East Perth starts at A$147 a night and keeps things simple with free Wi-Fi and easy access to public transport. Malibu Apartments in West Perth and Best Western Northbridge Apartments both sit around A$209–A$229, adding free parking and a closer connection to the CBD's restaurants and sights. None of the three carries a star rating, so the choice is more about location and amenities than a badge.
These three apartments suit travellers who want self-catering independence — kitchens, space and often parking — across East Perth, West Perth and Northbridge. If you need a hotel with a pool or gym, dedicated parking or a family-friendly setup, the broader Perth hotel pages — covering parking, family stays, central locations and budget options — will serve you better.