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Burswood Tower ReviewAn independent review of Crown Towers Perth

Burswood · Perth · WAFacts checked 1 November 2026

Rooms

Every Crown Towers room, compared honestly

Ten room types, four sizes that matter, and one upgrade I think is worth paying for.

Rooms — reviewed from the desk · facts checked 1 November 2026

Crown publishes a separate page for each room type in the tower. I have read all of them and pulled the facts that change a decision into one table. Sizes, beds and occupancy are exactly as Crown lists them; "view" records what the hotel promises in writing, not what a lucky guest might get. An asterisk means Crown notes an additional charge.

Crown Towers Perth room types, as listed on crownperth.com.au on 1 November 2026
RoomSizeBedsMax guestsView promisedWorth noting
Deluxe King Room47 m²1 king2No view claimPersonal bar*, connecting room on request
Deluxe Twin Room47 m²2 queens4No view claimPersonal bar*, connecting room on request
Premier King Room47 m²1 king2Swan River and city skylineWalk-in shower plus bath
Premier Twin Room47 m²2 queens4Swan River and city skylinePersonal bar*
Studio55 m²1 king2River and skyline, two glass wallsEntrance hall, living area, freestanding bath
Executive Suite82 m²1 king2Not statedLiving area with study, roll-away may be available*
Premier Club View Suite105 m²1 king2Uninterrupted river and skylineCrystal Club for two, separate bedroom, dining room
Deluxe Villa102 m²1 king2City and sunset, top floorsButler, private express lifts, Crystal Club for two, valet for one car
Deluxe Accessible King47 m²1 king2No view claimLarger shower with hand-held wand, lowered fittings
Deluxe Accessible Twin47 m²2 queens4No view claimWider passages, lower clothes rails

What every room shares

Underneath the differences there is a common kit. Each standard room page lists a tablet that controls temperature, lighting and curtains; a digital in-room dining menu; hands-free direct-dial phones; complimentary wireless internet; a high-definition television with cable and on-demand movies (charged); an in-room safe; ironing facilities; a Nespresso machine with complimentary pods and tea-making things; a dedicated concierge; 24-hour in-room dining (charged); custom Crown Towers bathroom products, a hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers. On all eight standard categories the bathroom has a deep soaking bath with a television set into it and a separate shower; the two accessible rooms list a larger shower instead.

A painted luxury hotel bedroom with a king bed, a chaise lounge by full-height windows and a marble desk, looking over a river to a skyline
Illustration drawn for this review — not a photograph of Crown Towers Perth.

How I would choose

Couple, view matters: Premier King. It is the same 47 m² as the Deluxe King, but it is the cheapest room that comes with a written promise of the river and the skyline.

Family of four: Deluxe Twin or Premier Twin. Two queen beds, up to four guests, and a bathroom with double vanities. Ask for connecting rooms if you have older children — Crown lists them on request for the Deluxe Twin.

Longer stay, working from the room: the Studio. Eight extra square metres buy an entrance hall and a living area, so the bed is not the only place to sit; two walls of glass make it the brightest standard room on paper.

Business trip with meetings: the Premier Club View Suite, mainly for the Crystal Club access it includes for two guests — breakfast, a quiet lounge, evening drinks and canapés, and a private dining room that can be booked for small meetings.

Special occasion with no budget ceiling: the Deluxe Villa, for the butler and the private lifts rather than for extra floor area, since Crown lists it at 102 m² against the club suite's 105 m².

A note on floorsCrown does not say which floors the Deluxe, Premier or Studio rooms are on. The only floor numbers I could confirm are the Crystal Club on level 15 and the Villas on the "peaceful top floors". If a high floor matters to you, say so in your request and the desk will ask.

For

  • Base rooms are large at 47 m².
  • Four categories sleep a family of four.
  • Same bathroom standard across all categories.
  • Club access is built into the top suite and the Villa.

Against

  • Views are only promised from Premier upwards.
  • No floor numbers published for standard rooms.
  • Executive Suite page makes no view claim and lists no club access.
  • Turndown is listed only for the top two categories and the accessible rooms.

Room photos, floor plans and live rates are on Crown's own room pages.Official site: crownperth.com.au ↗

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