Family Accommodation in Perth

Family-friendly stays in the heart of Perth

Make your next family getaway easy at Novotel Perth Langley. Located in Perth CBD overlooking Langley Park and the Swan River, our hotel is a convenient base for exploring the city’s family-friendly attractions, parks, shopping and entertainment.

With family-friendly room options accommodating up to two adults and two children under 16, interconnecting rooms available for added space, Kids Stay & Eat Free* and onsite dining, Novotel Perth Langley makes family stays in Perth simple and comfortable.

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Book and stay period: now - 29 December 2026 Stay 3, Pay 2

Stay from 3 nights in our suites and enjoy a 33% discount. Stay longer, pay less! Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore the vibrant city, this is the p…

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Stay 3, Pay 2

Stay from 3 nights in our suites and enjoy a 33% discount. Stay longer, pay less!

Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore the vibrant city, this is the perfect opportunity to extend your stay and enjoy everything Perth has to offer.

Our suites provide the perfect place to relax, featuring modern amenities and stunning views, ensuring your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. The longer you stay, the more you save, so you can make the most of your Perth vacation without breaking the bank.

The Executive Suites offer a separate dining area with a private kitchen, fully equipped with a large fridge and freezer, microwave, hotplate, and cooking utensils. This makes it the ideal choice for those seeking more space and the convenience of self-catering facilities during their stay.

Enjoy breathtaking river views and relax in a spa bath in our Junior Suites, the perfect choice for a romantic and relaxing getaway.

Travelling with family is made easier in our Superior Suites, which feature a convenient sofa bed for extra comfort. Enjoy panoramic Swan River views and the added benefit of a separate living room and dining area, giving your family plenty of space to relax and unwind. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a family getaway, our spacious Superior Suites offer the perfect setting for ultimate relaxation and comfort, ensuring everyone has a memorable stay.

To enhance your stay further, you can save even more by adding full buffet breakfast to your booking for just $29 per person. Enjoy a delicious start to your day with a variety of fresh and hearty options that will fuel you up for all your Perth adventures. Plus, if you’re traveling with children, there’s even more reason to celebrate, up to two children under 16 can eat for free with a paying adult, making it an ideal family-friendly getaway.

Don’t forget that when you book this offer, you can also join ALL – Accor Live Limitless for free!
As a member, you’ll be the first to know about exclusive Accor promotions and offers worldwide, plus you’ll enjoy an additional 5% discount on your stay. It’s free to join and an easy way to unlock even more savings on your next trip.

Book your stay at Novotel Perth Langley today and take advantage of this incredible offer before it expires. Start planning your Perth escape now!

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Discover Perth with the family

From exploring Kings Park and the Swan River to discovering Perth’s museums, beaches, attractions and family-friendly events, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained.

Stay close to the action and create your own Perth family adventure, with convenient access to the city’s best experiences from our central CBD location.

Planning around an event? Check our What’s On guide for upcoming family activities, school holiday events, sporting events and entertainment.

Explore family-friendly Perth

From Perth CBD and the Swan River to Kings Park, local attractions, events and experiences across Western Australia, these resources can help you make the most of your stay at Novotel Perth Langley.

Use the map below to discover family attractions, parks, entertainment, dining and other places to visit near Novotel Perth Langley.

Plan your days, find nearby experiences and make the most of your family holiday in Perth.

Points of Interest

WACA Ground

One of Australia's most beloved cricket grounds has undergone an extraordinary transformation. The WACA Ground — the Western Australian Cricket Association's ic…

17 minutes walk from hotel

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Hay Street Mall

Like to shop? Then the Hay Street Mall certainly won’t disappoint! Considered one of the major malls in Perth’s central business and shopping districts, it offe…

17 minutes walk from hotel

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RAC Arena

Originally known as the Perth Arena, this sporting and entertainment venue is located in the city’s centre. From exciting basketball matches to exuberant concer…

32 minutes walk from hotel, 11 minutes drive

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RAC Arena

Neofuturistic entertainment and sporting arena in the city centre of Perth

Originally known as the Perth Arena, this sporting and entertainment venue is located in the city’s centre. From exciting basketball matches to exuberant concerts by acclaimed artists, this attraction offers a wide variety of unforgettable events to experience during your stay.

Since opening, the 15,000 capacity venue has hosted numerous major music events, playing host to world famous superstars, including Prince, The Killers, Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Ed Sheeran, KISS, Celine Dion and Katy Perry.

It is located on Wellington Street near the site of the former Perth Entertainment Centre, and was officially opened on 10 November 2012. The Perth Arena is the first stage of the Perth City Link, a 13.5 hectare major urban renewal and redevelopment project which involves the sinking of the Fremantle railway line to link the Perth central business district directly with Northbridge.

The arena was jointly designed by architectural firms Ashton Raggatt McDougall and Cameron Chisholm Nicol. With its design based on the Eternity puzzle, the venue holds up to 13,910 spectators for tennis events,14,846 for basketball (the arena’s capacity is capped at 13,000 for National Basketball League regular season games) and a maximum of 15,000 for music or rock concerts. The venue has a retractable roof, 36 luxury appointed corporate suites, a 680-bay underground car park, 5 dedicated function spaces, and touring trucks can drive directly onto the arena floor.

It is owned by VenuesWest (which operates HBF Stadium, HBF Arena, Bendat Basketball Centre, and others) on behalf of The State Government of Western Australia and is managed by AEG Ogden.

Source: Wikipedia, Government of Western Australia

Optus Stadium

This popular, multi-purpose stadium is the place to watch amazing sports games and see terrific concerts. There’s also a surrounding park that includes an amphi…

35 minutes walk from hotel, 8 minutes drive

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Langley Park

Stretching almost a kilometre along Riverside Drive, adjacent to the picturesque Swan River, Langley Park is highly sought after and one of Perth's premier even…

5 minute walk from hotel

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Elizabeth Quay

The place to see and be seen in Perth. Here you’ll find the island playground, the BHP Billiton Water Park, public artwork, promenades, open spaces and a range…

18 minute walk from hotel, 4 minutes by car

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Kings Park

Kings Park is rich in Indigenous and European history, contemporary culture and offers innovative design, displays and services. Kings Park has an international…

40 minute walk from hotel, 8 minutes by car

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Bell Tower

The Bell Tower, or the Swan Bells, are a set of 18 bells hanging from a specially built 82.5-metre-high (271 ft) copper and glass campanile in Perth, Western Au…

16 minute walk from hotel, 6 minutes by car

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Bell Tower

One of the largest musical instruments in the world fills Perth City with its chimes.

The Bell Tower, or the Swan Bells, are a set of 18 bells hanging from a specially built 82.5-metre-high (271 ft) copper and glass campanile in Perth, Western Australia.

12 of the 18 are historic bells from St Martin-in-the-Fields church in Trafalgar Square in London; 6 others, cast in recent times by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, round off the set.

The St Martin-in-the-Fields bells were donated to the State of Western Australia as part of the 1988 Australian bicentenary celebrations; the additional bells were cast with a subsequent donation of metals mined in Western Australia.

The six newer bells include five that were presented to the University of Western Australia, the City of Perth and to the people of Western Australia by the City of London, the City of Westminster and a consortium of British and Australian mining companies, and one bell commissioned by the Western Australian Government.

The tower was designed by the local architects Hames Sharley. The 18 bells have a combined weight of about nine tonnes and, when rung, exert considerable forces on the support structure. To achieve the required rigidity, the six-story bell chamber was made with reinforced concrete cast in situ. The bell chamber was designed by the structural engineering firm Arup.

Soundproof louvres and doors are used to muffle the sound or direct the noise towards the city or the river as required. The glass-clad spire is designed using spokes that radiate horizontally from a centrally positioned axle, declining in width as it rises to a point. The solid-steel columns of the spire are rectangular and the concrete bell chamber is enveloped in 30-metre-high (98 ft) copper sails and glass.

Source: Wikipedia

Boola Bardip WA Museum

The Western Australian Museum, Boola Bardip, is the State’s premier cultural organisation, housing WA’s scientific and cultural collection. Over 50,000 peop…

25 minute walk from hotel, 6 minutes by car

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Perth Mint

Established on 20 June 1899, two years before Australia's Federation in 1901, The Perth Mint was the last of three Australian colonial branches of the United Ki…

4 minute walk from hotel

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Perth Zoo

At the end of the 19th century, the Western Australian Acclimatization Committee was established to help new arrivals to the bourgeoning ‘western colony’ acclim…

10 minutes by car

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Perth Zoo

Cuddle with a koala or bounce around with the friendly kangaroos at Perth Zoo

At the end of the 19th century, the Western Australian Acclimatization Committee was established to help new arrivals to the bourgeoning ‘western colony’ acclimate to the exotic Australian landscape. Of their two primary functions, the first – introducing countless European species into the Australian wild – proved to be very short-sighted. Their second – establishing a zoological garden – was inspired.

Australia’s leading zoological engineer Albert Le Souef was invited to select a suitable Perth site and his 27-year-old son, Ernest, was appointed Director. The first sod was turned in June 1897. Over the following 16 months, core infrastructure was built including accommodation for bears, monkeys and mammals. The first of many animals to arrive by ship were an orangutan, two monkeys, four ostriches, a pair of lions and a tiger.

Today Perth Zoo visitors are presented with a very different set of experiences to those from 1898. Now, Perth Zoo present animals in appropriate social groups within naturalistic settings with a priority on their welfare. Through exposure to the diversity of our natural world, Perth Zoo seek to develop positive community attitudes toward wildlife which benefit both society and the environment.

Realising the Zoo’s modern vision has meant a great many changes. The most obvious and necessary of these was the evolution of the cement cages, bars and mesh barriers of yesteryear which fell short of the welfare standards we expect today. The zoo tore down the elephants’ concrete jungle in favour of something closer to the real thing.

The Zoo has also done away with bars between visitor and animal and started using subtler safety barriers – moats, waterbodies and glass.

Source: Perth Zoo

Swan River

The Swan River, or Derbarl Yerrigan Bilya, as it’s known in Nyoongar language, has been the main conduit between the Inland Plains and the Indian Ocean for cent…

5 minute walk from hotel

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Art Gallery of Western Australia

Housed in an internationally renowned Brutalist building, AGWA has an impressive collection of artworks by Indigenous and Western Australian artists, alongside …

23 minute walk from hotel, 10 minutes by car

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Family Accommodation in Perth

Family-friendly stays in the heart of Perth

Explore our Exclusive Family Offers

More family time, more value

Stay 3, Pay 2

Novotel Family Offer

Discover Perth with the family

Explore family-friendly Perth

Points of Interest

WACA Ground

Hay Street Mall

RAC Arena

Neofuturistic entertainment and sporting arena in the city centre of Perth

Optus Stadium

Langley Park

Elizabeth Quay

Exciting waterfront precinct on the banks of the Swan River

Kings Park

One of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner city parks.

Bell Tower

One of the largest musical instruments in the world fills Perth City with its chimes.

Boola Bardip WA Museum

Boola Bardip translates to 'many stories' in Whadjuk Nyoongar, the Country on which the museum sits.

Perth Mint

Australia's official bullion mint and wholly owned by the Government of Western Australia.

Perth Zoo

Cuddle with a koala or bounce around with the friendly kangaroos at Perth Zoo

Swan River

Traditionally named Derbarl Yerrigan Bilya in Nyoongar language, the Swan River is the river that runs through the metropolitan area of Perth

Art Gallery of Western Australia

Situated in the heart of the Perth Cultural Centre, the Art Gallery of Western Australia is the home of visual arts in WA