About this hotel
General information
COMO The Treasury occupies the State Buildings, a restored 19th-century government complex on Cathedral Square in the heart of Perth. Architect Kerry Hill shaped its 48 rooms and suites: high ceilings, tall windows, travertine and handcrafted furniture create calm, light-filled spaces where heritage architecture meets restrained contemporary design. Some suites keep the memory of the building’s former occupants — the Cabinet Suite was once the State Cabinet Room, the Heritage Suite the Treasurer’s office.
Wildflower, on the rooftop, looks over the city and the Swan River; within the buildings are the osteria Post and the Cape Arid Rooms for afternoon tea, with a cluster of independent bars and restaurants in the State Buildings alongside. COMO Shambhala has a 20-metre indoor pool, and the gym sits on the roof. The hotel also arranges journeys across Western Australia, from wine country to remote national parks.
Location
On Cathedral Square in central Perth, at the corner of St Georges Terrace and Barrack Street. Elizabeth Quay is a 10-minute walk, Northbridge 15 minutes and Kings Park 20 minutes; Perth Airport is 17 km away, about 20 minutes by car.
Spa
COMO Shambhala draws on Eastern and Western holistic therapies, with three single treatment rooms and one double, a sauna and a 20-metre heated indoor pool. Private yoga and Pilates sessions with expert instructors are also offered.
Sports & leisure
A rooftop gym with Technogym equipment and personal trainers on request; every room has a yoga mat and guided meditation videos. The hotel arranges heritage walks through the old centre, e-bike rides, wine and beer masterclasses, trips to Rottnest Island, Fremantle, the Swan Valley and Margaret River, golf at The Vines, helicopter flights to a winery and longer journeys to Ningaloo Reef, Karijini National Park or Broome.
For children
Families can take the two-bedroom Family Suite, extra beds or cots fit in several room types, and the hotel’s excursions include a visit to Caversham Wildlife Park.
Restaurants & bars
Three hotel venues, plus several independent bars and restaurants in the State Buildings.
- Wildflower — a rooftop restaurant with city and Swan River views: modern Australian cooking and degustation menus that follow the six Indigenous seasons
- Post — a contemporary osteria reworking Italian classics with seasonal produce
- Cape Arid Rooms — the setting for afternoon tea
- Wine Merchant, Beer Corner, Long Chim and Petition — a wine bar, a beer bar, a Thai restaurant and a produce-led restaurant within the State Buildings
Swimming
A 20-metre heated indoor pool at COMO Shambhala, bathed in natural light.
Rooms
48 rooms and suites across the heritage buildings — rooms, balcony rooms and suites — with high ceilings, tall windows and, from many, views of Cathedral Square, Stirling Gardens or the Swan River.
Air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TV, minibar, travertine bathroom (some with a deep soaking tub), yoga mat and meditation videos; a full-size desk on request.
City Room
Large windows onto the courtyard or the city and a king or twin beds dressed in Egyptian cotton; for two guests.
Heritage Room
Oversized windows facing Cathedral Square, Stirling Gardens or the city, a king or twin beds and a bathroom with tub and separate shower; for two guests.
Treasury Room
A generous room with a sitting area and views of Cathedral Square, Stirling Gardens or the city, some with glimpses of the Swan River; king or twin beds, up to three guests.
Heritage Balcony Room
East-facing, with French doors to a Juliet or walk-out balcony over Cathedral Square; two of these rooms have fireplaces. King or twin beds, for two guests.
Treasury Balcony Room
A corner room with three sets of French doors onto north- and east-facing balconies, a large sitting area and a king bed; up to three guests.
Studio Suite
A bright studio suite in the Treasury Wing with a spacious living area and views towards Elizabeth Quay and Perth Town Hall; king bed, up to three guests.
Cabinet Suite
Set in the former State Cabinet Room, with dormer windows, timber panelling and Stirling Gardens views; king bed, up to three guests.
Heritage Suite
A corner suite in the former Treasurer’s office, with its original truss ceiling, a spacious living area and Stirling Gardens views; king bed, up to three guests.
Treasury Suite
A residential-feeling suite with a fireplace or truss ceiling, a bedroom and separate living room, facing the city or Stirling Gardens with partial river views; up to three guests.
COMO Suite
The largest one-bedroom suite, with separate living and sitting rooms and views of Stirling Gardens and St Georges Terrace; king bed, up to four guests.
Family Suite
Two bedrooms linked by a foyer — two kings, or a king and two twins — beneath truss ceilings, with west-facing windows; up to four guests.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.