Adina Perth plans new-look interiors in rolling refurbishment
Works will be carried out floor by floor from mid-May to mid-October 2026
Adina Perth is preparing for a major refresh, with a multi-million-dollar rolling refurbishment set to transform the property from May to October 2026.
The staged upgrade will deliver renewed guestrooms and a redesigned lobby, introducing a contemporary interior scheme shaped by Perth’s surroundings and the broader West Australian landscape. The planned design draws on local references including opal tones, the Swan River and Elizabeth Quay, with layered textures, soft green accents and natural finishes carried throughout the spaces.
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Guestrooms will reflect the same design direction, with updated headboards, carpets, mirrors, ottomans and furnishings creating a softer, more cohesive look. The lobby will also be reworked with new stone finishes, timber detailing and revised layouts intended to support both arrival flow and casual meetings.
The refurbishment comes as the Mounts Bay Road property continues to serve a mix of business, conference and extended-stay travellers. Located beside the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre and close to Perth’s key office precincts, the hotel has long appealed to guests seeking apartment-style accommodation with space to work and unwind.
TFE Hotels Group Chief Operating Officer Chris Sedgwick said the refurbishment builds on the hotel’s established role in the corporate and conference market.
“Adina Perth on Mounts Bay Road is exceptionally well positioned for the corporate market, sitting directly beside the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre and a stone’s throw from Perth’s key office precincts along St Georges Terrace,” he said.
“The apartment-style layout, onsite meeting facilities and easy access to major corporate headquarters make this hotel an ideal base for business travellers and conference delegates.”
Sedgwick said the redesign was intended to appeal to a broad mix of travellers, particularly those combining work and longer stays.
“We’ve created welcoming public spaces where guests can comfortably pause for a quick meeting or conversation,” he said.
“Our apartment-style rooms also offer the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen, making it easy to prepare a simple meal, along with dedicated zones that allow travellers to clearly separate work from downtime during extended stays.”
Works will be carried out floor by floor from mid-May to mid-October 2026, with the hotel remaining operational throughout. The lobby transformation is scheduled for late September through October.
Once complete, the property will continue to offer 138 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, with separate lounge, dining and workspace areas supporting its long-stay appeal.
The project reflects a broader move by accommodation operators to refresh established properties with more locally influenced interiors and more flexible shared spaces, particularly in city hotels serving business and events demand.
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