ibis budget Perth Airport - Redcliffe, Western Australia

Nicki C.

It is a place to put your head. A bit further from Airport than I realized. Room small, just enough room to get bags inside, but for one night, it was fine. It was clean and my best word tight. Tea and coffee making, plus small fridge in room. Taxi call button on reception counter available for use 24/7.

Ibrahim A.

PLEASE READ BEFORE STAYING: for the love of God, do not stay in this place. Its mere existence is a health violation. The hotel is dirty, the bed moves because it is on wheels, no shower curtains, shower steam triggers alarm. Bedsheets are not tucked, unsure of they are clean, but found disgusting hair in corners of it. No toiletries whatsoever other than toilet paper. The shower head is so low that you always hit your head on it. Remote does not work for the TV, and it looks like it has been done like that on purpose. The air conditioner is a split unit (old style) and smells of smoke when it is on as the filter has been flashing on it, indicating it hasn't been maintained for years. It is also dirty! I couldn't sleep, someone tried to open my door at night. The place carpark is also unsecure, and cars are getting robbed as they claim and highlight that I don't put any valuables in the vehicle. The towels smell funny, and I am unsure if they were cleaned properly... Do I really have to say more? Had to change hotels on my own expense... Also the refund process with booking and the hotel was a nightmare as they kept bouncing me off each other and horrendous wait times on the phone for someone who is already tired and did not sleep well in this garbage dump of a hotel. What a horrible experience !

Corinne M.

The room was ordinary and there was no one lift. My husband asked for some glasses and a teaspoon. Not needed as the kettle didn't work. Coffee cups, coffee and Tea provided.
The beds were comfortable and it was close to the Airport

Greg W.

This is THE worst place I’ve stayed at in Australia. For $200 a night, the room is pokey. Shitty blank walls, a bathroom that you could barely swing a cat in and a single plastic chair. The queen bed was comfy though. However the bunk above it had some marine carpet to protect you from the springs. It also wasn’t made, so we asked reception for it to be made, who then asked housekeeping to do it while we went to get a bite to eat. We came back to the bedding placed on the queen bed for us to make ourselves. It certainly is budget. This place is just ripping you off. It should be $80 a night, MAXIMUM. But, we are safe, dry and warm.

Ben W.

Ok. It's budget. Very budget. I heard every plane and car go past in the night and every movement from all adjoing rooms next door and above. Some are not pleasant. The room next door air conditioned was dripping onto the tin roof outside my room all night. The shower drenches the whole tiny bathroom as it has no curtain. You have to shut the door when showering so the fire alarm doesn't go off, meaning that the room fogs up to unusable as the extraction fan was non existant. There is a power point next to the sink begging to electrocute you. If the room next door turned their water on, the water in my room went boiling instantly. For another few dollars, much better accommodation is available close by. Extremely basic and dirty room fixtures. I ran thongs in the shower, and I suggest you do too.
Sorry, but the owners need to do better.

NT H.

Talk about bare minimums! Makes the Ibis hotels in Sydney look like the Hilton. Rooms were tiny, very basic and I'm still cringing at how dirty these rooms were.

I'm not at all a germaphobe, let me just make that clear. Here's what I experienced, you tell me if this is rank or what.

1. basin in the bathroom was completely blocked, with stuff floating in the pooling brown water 🤮

2. A lot of soap scum decorating the old shower curtain

3. One mug, and also dirty

Florence S.

This was hands down one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. From the moment we walked in, everything felt sticky—the floors, the furniture, even the remote. The second bed wasn’t made at all, just a bare mattress like they forgot someone might actually be staying there. The room itself was tiny, cramped, and filthy. The bathroom floor was covered in hair (not just a strand or two—covered), which was disgusting.

To top it all off, our room faced the road, and it was so loud it felt like we were sleeping on the highway. No soundproofing whatsoever. We barely got any sleep.

Tommy D.

Budget is definitely a good description, however not the price. Dirty, rooms are tiny, no bed side tables. Bathroom is the shower and toilet are basically the same. No elevator, stairs and walls were dirty, fine if it was $90, but at over $150. Also no proper lock on the doors. Considering I was given a key for a room that already had a guest sleeping in the bed when I opened the door, that is terrifying. Crap.