
Crown Towers Perth
Crown Towers is the precinct’s luxury hotel, with its own accommodation, Crown Spa and multi-tiered outdoor pool area. Crown’s resort overview lists 500 rooms. Its tower is a distinctive part of the Burswood skyline, but a photograph of the building does not establish the view from a particular room.
Compare the actual room or suite category on the official hotel site. A view, lounge benefit, breakfast inclusion or extra space should only be expected when it appears in your reservation. Poolside and Enclave products have separate eligibility and booking conditions; a standard room booking is not a promise of a private cabana.
Crown Metropol Perth
Crown’s overview describes Metropol as a luxury hotel with 397 rooms. Its leisure facilities include indoor and outdoor pools and spas, with outdoor pools described by Crown as heated. The published pool information also describes a water playground and a poolside dining venue.
For a family or leisure stay, confirm the permitted number of guests, bedding configuration and any arrangements for children before paying. Pool eligibility and supervision requirements still apply. Proximity within the precinct should not be confused with access to Towers facilities.
Crown Promenade Perth
Crown Promenade is a separate hotel, listed by Crown as having 291 rooms. Its outdoor pool and sundeck provide its own leisure option. It should be compared on its published room categories and facilities, rather than treated as a cheaper version of the other hotels with identical inclusions.
Check whether your chosen room and rate meet your needs for bedding, accessibility and length of stay. LUTIQO does not publish invented nightly prices or rank a hotel as the best value without a live, like-for-like comparison. Rates and package inclusions are set by the hotel or booking provider.
Read the reservation, not just the headline
Before booking, review cancellation and change terms, payment requirements, deposits or holds, occupancy rules and inclusions. Confirm these with the official booking provider. Packages can differ even within the same hotel, and photographs may show a different room category from the one selected.
Crown’s hotel FAQ provides check-in and check-out information and explains that early room availability is not guaranteed. It also describes a housekeeping programme for Metropol and Promenade. Check current arrangements directly if a service is important to your stay, instead of assuming all three hotels operate identically.
Accessibility and a stay beyond gaming
Ask the hotel about an accessible room’s actual layout, bathroom equipment, lift access and route to the facilities you plan to use. Explain specific needs before reserving, including any assistance-animal arrangements or support for pool access.
A stay can centre on dining, a theatre performance, leisure facilities or the Swan River surroundings without visiting the casino. Casino access remains 18+ and subject to its own conditions. Reserve restaurants, theatre tickets or spa treatments through the relevant official provider; LUTIQO has no booking system and cannot guarantee availability.
Your questions, answered.
The precinct includes Crown Towers Perth, Crown Metropol Perth and Crown Promenade Perth. They are separate hotels with different accommodation and leisure facilities.
Pool access is generally reserved for lodgers of the relevant hotel. Crown Towers excludes external guests from Poolside; Metropol and Promenade allow exceptions only where Crown permits. Do not assume access to another hotel’s pool.
Check the official sources.
Crown Hotels Perth — hotel FAQsCrown Perth — three-hotel resort overviewCrown Metropol — leisure facilitiesSource information reviewed November 2026. Confirm current arrangements with the provider before visiting.