AccorHotels has opened The Sebel West Perth Aire Apartments, offering business travellers a stylish new address in the vibrant capital of Western Australia.
Adding 64 new studio apartment-style rooms to Perth’s resurging accommodation market, the new hotel commands a prime position in West Perth and is located on the CBD fringe, 15 minutes by road from Perth International Airport. The Sebel occupies the first four levels of the 22-level Aire West Perth apartment tower.
Hotel interiors have been selected by ZACD’s in-house interior design team + Hotel Interiors, and feature modern, geometric lines set against a cool colour palette of blues, brown and grey. Resort-style amenities include a 22m heated swimming pool, pool deck, fitness centre, sauna, and outdoor dining area. The hotel also has a fourth-floor conference room and undercover car parking.
“The addition of The Sebel to West Perth comes at an exciting time as the city is readjusting from the mining-related activity with major investment in new tourism infrastructure such as the Perth stadium,” says chief operating officer, Pacific for AccorHotels, Simon McGrath. “The city is experiencing a resurgence in new hotel product and The Sebel West Perth Aire Apartments will embody the sophistication and inviting living spaces that our guests expect. The hotel will cleverly combine hotel-style service and independent flexibility to provide an experience to meet the needs of guests whether travelling for business or leisure.”
The Sebel West Perth Aire Apartments joins a network of over 27 hotels across Australia and New Zealand and complements existing Sebel branded hotels in Western Australia including The Sebel East Perth, The Sebel Busselton, The Sebel Swan Valley The Vines and The Sebel Mandurah.
Guests of The Sebel West Perth Aire Apartments will be able to earn points and privileges via AccorHotels award-winning loyalty programme – Le Club AccorHotels. The programme is free to join and can be used across 3,400 hotels, 14 brands in 93 countries.
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