Tribe Perth

The hotel itself was clean and the staff pleasant and I was checked in for 3 nights. However due to a serious electrical problem in my room and no air conditioning I left after one sleepless night. If you prefer a hotel with place to get away from the heat and to unpack your clothing and store it then don't book Tribe, you live out of the suit case. For the price paid it most certainly was not worth it.

Breakfast is ordinary, don't waste $23, go to the Holiday inn or several cafes nearby. Beware of room and bathroom door, they shut with a high velocity and could injure. Rooms are quite small and limited storage.

I got bed bugs staying @ Tribe Hotel. my legs ,arms, & back all got bites. It is very itchy & uncomfortable. I phoned up reception to tell them they must fumigate the room I stayed in. I hadn't mentioned it on check out because I hadn't realised what the bites were, never having had them before. I also contacted the hotel on their contact details on their website about 5 days ago, but have not heard back from them! I had stayed 3 nights in the hotel, & that was the only hotel I had stayed in before I went to Rottnest Island. K. Hutchings

Hubby and I booked as we were celebrating our wedding anniversary and had stayed before but only for an night so we thought we would stay a bit longer. We were not disappointed. The rooms were tidy and clean. Everything was well presented and staff were excellent. It was a lovely weekend get away.

On the plus side, the staff were very lovely - friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, the negative aspects of my stay outweighed these positives. The rooms were simply too tiny to be functional. Could not hang my clothes in the "hanging space" as this was limited to very short and light items - perhaps three shirts at most - no pants, dresses or coats could fit here. I could only access the suitcase contents with the suitcase open on the bed. Otherwise, it had to be stashed under the bed. I spent the stay constantly lifting the case onto the bed and rummaging about in it and then stashing it under the bed again. Placing it on the floor took up all the standing space and blocked the bathroom. The bathroom was similarly tiny and had no functional bench space. The fan in the bathroom was so ineffective that the cabinetry holding the basin up had swollen and expanded to the point where the laminate had cracked in multiple areas. There is clearly an expectation by management that you will not spend time in your room beyond lying in bed - the "chair" provided was simply a footstool. Yet the open areas in the lobby space were in disrepair with holes in the couch cushions so that the stuffing was spilling out - it had a backpacker vibe.