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The 3.5 star Perth Ambassador Hotel is conveniently located on Adelaide Terrace, within minutes to Perth���s many attractions, CBD, shopping, entertainment and nightlife districts. The Hotel is also situated 5km from the Burswood International Casino, 11km from the Domestic Airport and 18km from the International Airport. The Hotel comprises of 170 well-appointed rooms which range from Standard through to newly refurbished rooms and suites. Guest services and facilities include complimentary broadband internet access in all guest rooms, a licensed restaurant and bar, secure car parking, sauna and spa.
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Perth Ambassador Hotel Property Information:
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Rooms:
170
Floors:
8
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- Wheel chair access
- Dining
- Meeting room
- Dry cleaning
- First class
- Car rental desk
- Family rooms
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Perth Ambassador Hotel Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1400
Check-Out:
1000
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Perth Events & Entertainment
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Early
January
The
BMW-Perth Cup
Western Australia's answer to the Melbourne cup is the region's premier
horse-racing event. The BMW-Perth Cup now carries prize money of A$400,000.
The race is held at Royal Ascot Raceway and is regarded as Australia's toughest
test for thoroughbreds, run over the same distance as the Melbourne Cup. The
race is also the highlight of the Perth social calendar and for visitors to the
region it's a great opportunity to meet the locals, and to celebrate New Year's
Day.
Throughout
the day, an acre of lush green paddock is transformed into a party zone. This is
rated as Perth's biggest party, but don't forget the race, nor to place your
bets.
+61 (0) 8
9479 5986
Early
January
Summadayze
Together
with the cream of Australia's dance music scene, a hand-picked selection of the
world's finest talent ensures ten hours of non-stop entertainment. Given that
it's the height of summer, there's ice cream, fresh fruit, food and festival
stalls, as well as plenty of shaded areas and more than 70 free water drinking
points to keep party-goers refreshed and cool.
Early
February
Perth’s Big Day
Out
Australasia's huge touring music festival, Big Day Out, finishes in Perth at the
Claremont Showgrounds.
While the
northern hemisphere endures the big freeze in January, the countries in its
southern counterpart enjoy summer. Australia celebrates with its annual Big Day
Out music festival, which begins in Auckland, New Zealand then transfers to
Australia over the following three weekends.
+61 (0) 8
9385 2396
Mid
February
Good
Vibrations
The Good
Vibrations festival aims to get back to basics in natural amphitheatres.
Planned to create a relaxing and inviting environment, Good Vibrations works on
a "wholly different ethos" to other music festivals, aiming to get back to the
"original festival spirit, before things turned to big name drawcards and big
business.
+61 (0) 8
9296 3033
Mid
February-Early March
Perth
International Arts Festival
Founded in
1953 by the University of West Australia, Perth's International Arts Festival is
the country's oldest and largest multi-arts festival, far outreaching the city
boundary that gives it its name.
+61 (0) 8
9380 2000
Early-Mid March
Sculpture by the Sea
The idea
is breathtakingly simple - outdoor sculptures along the beach - and with 25,000
visitors to the first Sculpture by the Sea it was no surprise that the idea
spread.+61 (0) 8 9483 1111
Early
March
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival
Flickerfest, Australia's premier annual short film festival, is an Oscar
Academy accredited festival which tours the country after being seen at Sydney's
Bondi Beach Pavilion. Here it arrives at Perth's Camelot Outdoor Cinema. In
addition to the annual focus on Australian shorts, the festival offers an
international competition - entries have come from as far afield as Romania,
Thailand and Brazil -documentary programs, an Oscars program and a retrospective
at the work of major directors.
+61 (0) 8
9385 1777
Early
October-November
Western Australia Pride
Western
Australia Pride opens with Fairday and ends with the Pride Parade and Party.
Events also cover theatre, music, visual arts, film, community activities and
public forums.
+61 (0) 8
9324 1310
Late
December-Early January
Hyundai
Hopman Cup
Recognized
by the International Tennis Federation as an "Official Team Competition," the
Hopman Cup welcomes teams of two players - one male, one female - from the
world's leading tennis nations. Over the eight days of the tournament at the
Burswood Dome there are both men and women's singles matches, as well as mixed
doubles.
Mid-October is the date for the official draw of the nine teams. The eighth and
ninth-ranked teams play off for a position in the main draw, which is divided
into two seeded groups of four, with the winning team of each draw meeting in
the final.
+61 (0) 8
9362 7777
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Perth Destination Overview
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Known as
the “friendly city”, it is said that Perth enjoys more sunny days than any other
place in Australia. Perth is only six miles from the Indian Ocean, and less
than an hour from numerous National Parks and natural bushland. At the same
time, it is a city of soaring skyscrapers that form an impressive wall along the
Swan River. In the distance, the magnificent mountains of the Darling Ranges
rise from the coastal plains. From the attractively landscaped , bustling
business district to the fabulous mansions on “Milllionaire’s Row” to the leafy
suburbs and on to Lake Monger and the Swan River where the black swans make
their home, the city of Perth is an enchanting place. Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is a cosmopolitan city
with the charm and intimacy of a small town. Perth offers an abundance of
attractions, a sunny climate and a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. The city
and surrounding area offer a wide range of dining choices from southern European
alfresco cafes to a complete array of Asian cuisines and everything in between.
Many restaurants serve local produce and fresh seafood. Perth is a short
distance from the Indian Ocean and the main port of Fremantle, a delightful
fishing town full of culture, history, and great shopping. The area’s public
transportation system is excellent. It is easy to board a bus, a train, or a
ferry to just about any part of the city or the surrounding towns in minutes.
Travel within the city centre is free.
Must see
attractions include: King's Park that offers a view of Perth skyline with the
sunset reflecting off the glass skyscrapers. Perth Zoo, Burswood Casino, Perth
Mint, Adventure World, AQWA walk through aquarium with a seal exhibit. Pioneer
Village. Perth's many museums. Perth Institute of Contemporary Art are all
attractions that are not to be missed.
The
beaches are lovely, and there are waterparks in which to splash on a warm day.
Caversham Park is unique with its interactive wildlife exhibits and camel rides
that will be a highlight of any excursion with children. Numerous sports and
recreational facilities are available throughout the area and include
snorkeling, boat cruises, parasailing, and kayaking.
Rottnest
Island is an island paradise that is the scene of some of the world’s best
beaches and bays that remain in their natural state. It is a popular spot for
fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, and swimming. A day trip by ferry
from Victoria Quay in Fremantle is a possibility.
Perth is
home to the elegant Black Swan.
In the 1960s The Swan River Trust was
established to ensure that the waters it inhabits will remain clean and clear. There are numerous walkways and tracks around the river and shore areas, and the
river is safe for swimming.
Perth’s wine and gourmet food region is just 30 minutes away and
easily accessible by road or via the Swan River. Perth’s shopping center lies
between William and Barrak streets. It is a delightful maze of arcades, plazas,
and elevated walkways.
Perth is a
city of unlimited possibilities for those traveling alone, in a group, or as a
family. It is a place of beauty and refinement, and it is a place to have fun!
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