- Size
- 47 m²
- Beds
- One custom king bed
- Guests
- 2
- View
- Panoramic Swan River and Perth city skyline
- Bathroom
- Double vanities, walk-in shower and bath with inset TV
- Controls
- Fingertip control of lights, curtains, temperature and entertainment
The Premier King is the room I recommend most often for couples, and the reason is one sentence on Crown's page: "panoramic views over the Swan River and city skyline". The floor area is the same as the Deluxe King. The furniture is much the same — chaise lounge, marble desk with two chairs, a custom king bed. What changes is the window, and in Burswood the window is the point.
Crown describes a warm neutral palette, the finest linens and "fingertip controls" for lights, curtains, temperature and entertainment. The bathroom lists double vanities, a walk-in shower and a bath with an inset television.
Small differences on the amenity list
Reading the Premier King's amenity list against the Deluxe King's, two items that appear on the Deluxe list are not on this one: the personal bar and the connecting-room option. I would not read too much into a missing line on a web page, but if either matters, ask before you book rather than assume.
For
- River and skyline promised in writing.
- Same generous floor area as the Deluxe rooms.
- Full marble bathroom with bath and walk-in shower.
Against
- Personal bar and connecting rooms not listed for this category.
- No turndown on the list.
- Floor number not published.
My view
For two people who want the view without paying for a suite, this is the sweet spot of the whole tower. If you also need a living area, the Studio adds one and keeps the view.
See photos, the floor plan and today's rate for this room on Crown’s page for the Premier King Room.Official site: crownperth.com.au ↗