Summer season · Perth · December to February
Burswood Summer Notes
Which Pool for Which Day at Crown Perth
Summer in Perth revolves around water. When you plan a stay at Crown Perth, choosing between the three hotel towers often comes down to how you intend to spend your warmest hours. Each property offers a distinct pool setting, making your itinerary the true deciding factor.
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Matching your hotel pool to your day
When planning a stay along the Swan River, morning temperatures are ideal for outdoor walks, while the middle of the day invites you straight to the water. The three hotels across the complex publish different aquatic setups. Deciding where to lodge depends heavily on whether your afternoon calls for quiet retreat, family activity or a simple, refreshing swim.
If you prefer an expansive outdoor lagoon setting with substantial lounge space, the three hotels present distinct environments. Crown Towers features expansive lagoon pools designed for long outdoor afternoons. For families, Crown Metropol provides a main pool, a relaxation pool and a dedicated family pool equipped with children’s waterslides, making it the primary choice when travelling with kids who want active water play.
Slow afternoons and spa retreats
When the sun is highest, a strategy focused on beating the heat means moving between shade, cool water and indoor spaces. At Crown Towers, the outdoor lagoon pools offer broad water features suited for unhurried afternoons. You can spend the warmest hours resting by the water before walking inside for late-afternoon dining.
For days spent entirely on rest, Crown Spa Perth sits inside Crown Towers. It houses the Aqua Retreat, which includes a sauna, steam room, therapeutic rain shower and vitality pool, along with an indoor pool that is complimentary for guests booking treatments of one hour or longer. Combining a morning spa session with an afternoon by the indoor pool provides complete refuge from the midday sun.
Family days and casual outdoor dining
If your summer schedule involves children, Crown Metropol is designed around multi-zone swimming. The resort pool precinct here separates casual swimming from active play. Children can spend hours on the slides, while parents remain nearby at the Poolside Bar & Grill. The Kids Hub indoor play area for children aged 12 and under is also situated nearby, providing a break when outdoor sun gets too direct.
When it comes to meals around your swim schedule, Metropol places you steps away from casual dining at restaurants like Atrium Buffet or the quick options at the Urban Food District. Check out our detailed guide to the pools to compare access rules and features for each hotel before booking.
Streamlined swims and evening outings
Crown Promenade suits travellers whose summer days are packed with outdoor excursions, city trips across the water or evening events. Promenade publishes a clean, standard outdoor swimming pool and a well-equipped fitness centre. It serves as an efficient base if you plan to swim early in the morning before heading out, or cool off quickly after returning from a walk along the foreshore.
Because all three hotels sit on the same Burswood complex, moving from your room to dinner or the theatre requires only a short walk through the pavilions. Whichever hotel you select, aligning your choice of water facilities with your daily pace ensures a comfortable summer break.