Best Hotels in Perth for Every Budget — 49 Real Picks From £57 (2026)

Our top Perth hotel pick for 2026 is Duxton Hotel Perth for its polished CBD position and over 5,000 reviews — but the real story of Perth is what a UK traveller can reach for the price of a single flight. Perth (PER) is served by the Qantas non-stop from London Heathrow — around 17 hours, and the only near-direct link between Britain and Australia. Once you land, real, bookable hotels start at £57 a night. We've built this guide around all three price bands: 10 luxury icons, 10 mid-range hotels, and 29 budget hotels we verified as real, distinct, currently bookable properties — 49 in all, each linking straight to its live prices.

Jump to your budget: Luxury hotels · Mid-range · Budget stays from £57

Scout's 3 best budget picks right now: 🦘 The Emperors Crown Hostel — from ~£57, the cheapest verified bed in this guide, a well-run 3★ hostel. 🛏️ Kangaroo Inn — from ~£60, a cheerful 4★-rated budget stay with 590 reviews. 🌳 Tribe Perth Kings Park — from ~£84, a modern 4★ near Kings Park with over 2,000 reviews. From-prices are rough pound equivalents of live AUD rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Perth is Australia's sunny, isolated western capital — closer to Singapore than to Sydney, and set on the wide Swan River where it meets the Indian Ocean. It has a classic Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, with reversed seasons from the UK (British summer is Perth's winter). You drive on the left, the same as home, which makes the region's day trips — the Swan Valley wineries, the Pinnacles Desert, Margaret River — easy self-drive outings. And it's the one Australian city you can reach from London without changing planes. For planning the wider trip, Australia's official tourism site is a good starting point, and UK visitors should check the UK Foreign Office's Australia travel advice for current entry rules before booking. Compare live Perth hotel prices or search UK flights to Perth (PER) to lock in dates first.

The Best Luxury Hotels in Perth

The ten hotels that define Perth's top tier — the riverfront Crown complex at Burswood, the CBD grandes dames, and The Ritz-Carlton on Elizabeth Quay. From-prices are rough pound equivalents of live AUD rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

1. Duxton Hotel Perth — Perth · 5★ · 5,079 reviews · from ~£128/night. The best-reviewed luxury hotel in this guide by a clear margin, in a landmark CBD tower steps from the Perth Concert Hall and the Swan River foreshore. Warm, traditional five-star service and a leafy pool terrace. A reliable, central choice for a first Perth stay.

2. Crown Towers Perth — Perth · 5★ · 5,019 reviews · from ~£255/night. The flagship of the Crown Perth resort at Burswood, across the river from the CBD — vast rooms, a resort-scale lagoon pool and a full casino, dining and entertainment complex on the doorstep. The city's headline special-occasion address. Best for a splurge with everything under one roof.

3. Crown Metropol Perth — Perth · 5★ · 4,835 reviews · from ~£203/night. The larger, slightly more relaxed sibling within the Crown Perth complex — the same Burswood riverside setting and shared resort facilities at a step below Crown Towers on price. Ideal if you want the Crown pools and restaurants without the top-suite rate.

4. Pan Pacific Perth — Perth · 5★ · 4,762 reviews · from ~£119/night. The best-value entry in the luxury tier — a big riverfront hotel at the quieter southern edge of the CBD, an easy walk to Elizabeth Quay and the Bell Tower. Swan River views from the upper floors and a heated outdoor pool. Strong five-star value for the price.

5. QT Perth — Perth · 5★ · 3,379 reviews · from ~£198/night. QT's design-led personality dropped into the middle of the Murray Street mall — bold interiors, a buzzy rooftop bar and a central shopping-and-dining position. For travellers who want character and nightlife over a corporate five-star. Right in the walkable CBD core.

6. Parmelia Hilton Perth — Perth · 5★ · 2,464 reviews · from ~£141/night. A long-established Hilton at the west end of the CBD, near St Georges Terrace and a short walk from Kings Park's eastern edge. Classic full-service comfort, a heated pool and Hilton reliability. A dependable business-and-leisure base.

7. The Ritz-Carlton, Perth — Perth · 5★ · 2,209 reviews · from ~£316/night. The top of the price list and the city's most polished waterfront five-star, rising over Elizabeth Quay with Swan River and skyline views, an infinity pool and destination dining. The definitive special-occasion Perth hotel. Best for those who want the finest room in town.

8. The Melbourne Hotel — Perth · 5★ · 2,029 reviews · from ~£125/night. A heritage 1897 hotel at the corner of Hay and Milligan Streets, sensitively restored and blended with a modern tower — boutique character with five-star polish in the west CBD. Excellent value at the entry of the luxury band. For travellers who like history with their comfort.

9. The Westin Perth — Perth · 5★ · 1,767 reviews · from ~£204/night. A large, contemporary Westin anchoring the revitalised east end of the CBD near Hibernian Place, with a spa, outdoor pool and the brand's signature Heavenly Beds. Modern, calm and well-connected. A solid choice for a comfort-first city stay.

10. InterContinental Perth City Centre by IHG — Perth · 5★ · 1,290 reviews · from ~£138/night. A sleek InterContinental on Hay Street in the heart of the CBD, with a well-regarded restaurant and bar scene and easy access to the shopping malls. Refined and central. A strong five-star for the price, close to everything downtown.

These are estimates in rough pounds — Perth prices in Australian Dollars, so tap through for the live AUD rate on your dates. See all Perth stays · Search flights to PER

The Best Mid-Range Hotels in Perth

Ten well-reviewed four-star hotels that balance comfort and price — beachfront Scarborough, the Crown Promenade, and a run of reliable CBD four-stars. From-prices are rough pound equivalents of live AUD rates pulled while writing.

11. Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough — Perth · 4★ · 8,368 reviews · from ~£132/night. The most-reviewed hotel in this entire guide, and the standout beachfront pick — a big four-star right on Scarborough Beach with Indian Ocean sunset views and pools. A short drive or bus from the CBD. Best for a beach-first Perth stay.

12. Crown Promenade Perth — Perth · 4★ · 6,814 reviews · from ~£147/night. The four-star option inside the Crown Perth complex at Burswood — full access to the resort's pools, restaurants and casino at a mid-range rate. Riverside setting across from the city. Great for the Crown experience without the five-star price.

13. Great Southern Hotel Perth — Perth · 4★ · 6,325 reviews · from ~£79/night. One of the best value-for-review picks anywhere in this guide — a straightforward, well-run four-star near the Perth train station, walkable to the Murray Street mall. Blurs the line between mid-range and budget on price. Ideal for a no-fuss central base.

14. Novotel Perth Murray Street — Perth · 4★ · 5,942 reviews · from ~£117/night. A dependable Novotel right on the Murray Street mall, putting you in the middle of the CBD shopping and dining core with the free CAT buses at the door. Consistent Accor comfort and a rooftop pool. A reliable central mid-range choice.

15. Ingot Hotel Perth, an Ascend Collection Hotel — Perth · 4★ · 5,645 reviews · from ~£122/night. A comfortable four-star in Belmont, handy for the airport and the Crown complex with free parking — a good pick if you're arriving late, leaving early or touring by car. Quiet and well-priced. Best for self-drive travellers.

16. Doubletree By Hilton Perth Waterfront — Perth · 4★ · 4,932 reviews · from ~£224/night. A modern DoubleTree on the Swan River foreshore near the Causeway, with river views and Hilton's warm-cookie welcome. It prices toward the top of the mid tier but earns it on position. For a waterfront stay short of five-star money.

17. Oaks Perth Hotel — Perth · 4★ · 4,348 reviews · from ~£109/night. A solid four-star on Hay Street in the CBD with a heated indoor pool, walkable to Elizabeth Quay and the shopping malls. Consistent and central. A safe, good-value pick for a first city stay.

18. Citadines St Georges Terrace Perth — Perth · 4★ · 4,314 reviews · from ~£128/night. Apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes on St Georges Terrace, in the business heart of the CBD — a good pick for longer stays or families who want to self-cater. Near Kings Park's eastern edge. Best for space and flexibility.

19. Pagoda Resort & Spa — Perth · 4★ · 4,135 reviews · from ~£105/night. A distinctive riverside resort in South Perth with a spa, pool and gardens, a short hop across the water from the CBD. Quieter and greener than a downtown tower. Good for a relaxed, leafy base with easy city access.

20. Metro Hotel Perth — Perth · 4★ · 4,079 reviews · from ~£75/night. The best-priced four-star in the mid tier, on Hay Street in the east CBD near the WACA and Optus Stadium transport links. Simple, central and cheap for the star rating. A smart pick for value-focused travellers who still want four-star comfort.

These are estimates in rough pounds — Perth prices in Australian Dollars, so tap through for the live AUD rate. See all Perth stays · Search flights to PER

Cheap Hotels in Perth — 49 Real, Bookable Options From £57

This is the heart of the guide: 29 real, distinct, currently-bookable budget hotels, hostels, motels and B&Bs, from £57 a night. Hostels and apartments in and around the CBD, airport-side motels for early flights, and Kings Park-edge stays. From-prices are rough pound equivalents of live AUD rates pulled while writing.

21. The Emperors Crown Hostel — Perth · 3★ · 253 reviews · from ~£57/night. The cheapest verified bed in this guide — a well-kept, long-running hostel in Northbridge, Perth's nightlife and gallery quarter, walkable to the CBD. Clean dorms and privates with a sociable common area. Best for backpackers and solo travellers on the tightest budget.

22. Kangaroo Inn — Perth · 4★ · 590 reviews · from ~£60/night. A cheerful, well-rated budget stay near Northbridge with a strong review score for the price — a step up in polish from a basic hostel. Handy for the city and the entertainment precinct. Excellent value for money.

23. Baileys Parkside Motel by VetroBlu — Perth · 3★ · 1,734 reviews · from ~£66/night. A reliable, well-reviewed motel on the eastern side of the CBD with free parking — a good pick for self-drive travellers who want a private room cheaply. Simple and central-ish. Strong reviews for a budget motel.

24. Mountway Holiday Apartments — Perth · 2★ · 876 reviews · from ~£69/night. Basic self-catering apartments in West Perth near Kings Park, with kitchenettes that keep food costs down. No frills, but the location near the park and the CBD is the draw. Good for budget travellers who want to cook.

25. City Quarters on Brewer — Perth · 3★ · 579 reviews · from ~£75/night. Compact self-contained apartments on the eastern edge of the CBD, near the WACA and Optus Stadium transport — good value with a kitchen and a central position. Simple and practical for a couple or small family.

26. Comfort Inn & Suites Goodearth Perth — Perth · 3★ · 1,354 reviews · from ~£77/night. A dependable three-star on Adelaide Terrace at the east end of the CBD, with a pool and free CAT bus access to the city. Rooms and self-contained suites. A solid, well-reviewed value pick close to town.

27. Discovery Parks - Perth Airport — Perth · 4★ · 793 reviews · from ~£82/night. Cabins and rooms right by Perth Airport — the obvious pick for an early or late flight, with parking and a pool. Not central, but unbeatable for airport convenience. Best for arrival and departure nights.

28. Canning Bridge Auto Lodge — Perth · 3★ · 1,679 reviews · from ~£83/night. A well-reviewed motor lodge in Applecross by the Canning Bridge train and ferry links, a quick ride into the CBD. Free parking and clean, simple rooms. A good-value base for drivers and public-transport users alike.

29. Holiday Inn West Perth by IHG — Perth · 4★ · 1,218 reviews · from ~£83/night. A branded four-star in West Perth near Kings Park's northern edge, with an outdoor pool and IHG reliability at a budget-tier price. A dependable, comfortable pick for the money. Good for park-side walks and CBD access.

30. Tribe Perth Kings Park — Perth · 4★ · 2,030 reviews · from ~£84/night. A stylish, modern four-star on the edge of Kings Park in West Perth — sleek design and a great review count at a genuinely low price. One of the best design-per-pound picks in the guide. Ideal for park-side walks and a smart, central base.

31. Palms Bed & Breakfast — Perth · 3★ · 246 reviews · from ~£85/night. A friendly, homely B&B for travellers who prefer a personal welcome over a hotel front desk. Small and quiet, with a home-cooked breakfast. Best for couples wanting a warm, low-key stay.

32. Arcadian Bed & Breakfast — Perth · 4★ · 192 reviews · from ~£85/night. A well-rated B&B with a strong four-star guest score, offering a comfortable, characterful alternative to a chain hotel. Personal service and a proper breakfast. Great for a homely, budget-friendly Perth stay.

33. Flag Motor Lodge — Perth · 3★ · 5,860 reviews · from ~£85/night. A hugely reviewed classic motor lodge east of the CBD with free parking — the sheer review count reflects years of reliable budget stays. Simple rooms for drivers. A proven, no-surprises value pick.

34. Perth Ascot Central Apartment Hotel Official — Perth · 4★ · 1,731 reviews · from ~£85/night. Modern self-contained apartments in Ascot near the racecourse and the airport, with kitchens and free parking — good for families and self-drive travellers. Space and value away from the CBD bustle. Handy for the airport too.

35. Criterion Hotel Perth — Perth · 3★ · 1,602 reviews · from ~£86/night. A heritage art-deco hotel right on Hay Street in the CBD — full of character and about as central as budget-tier gets, walkable to the malls and Elizabeth Quay. Historic charm on a budget. Best for travellers who want personality downtown.

36. Great Eastern Motor Lodge — Perth · 3★ · 7,196 reviews · from ~£88/night. Another heavily reviewed motor lodge, in Rivervale near the airport and the Crown complex, with free parking and a pool. Reliable, simple and popular with drivers. Great for a car-based Perth trip.

37. Ocean View Motel — Perth · 3★ · 1,361 reviews · from ~£88/night. A tidy motel in Cottesloe near the famous beach, giving you the Indian Ocean sand and sunsets at a budget rate. A short train ride to the CBD. Best for beach-lovers who don't need a five-star to be by the water.

38. Perth City Apartment Hotel — Perth · 4★ · 2,150 reviews · from ~£92/night. Well-reviewed self-contained apartments close to the CBD, with kitchens for self-catering — a good four-star-rated pick for families and longer stays. Space and a central-ish position at a budget rate. Solid value all round.

39. City Waters — Perth · 3★ · 1,008 reviews · from ~£92/night. Simple self-catering units right on the Swan River foreshore at the east end of the CBD, with river views and free parking — a long-standing, unpretentious budget favourite. Best for a riverside base with a kitchen.

40. Mercure Perth On Hay — Perth · 4★ · 2,531 reviews · from ~£92/night. A branded four-star on Hay Street in the east CBD, with an outdoor pool and Accor consistency at a budget-tier rate. Central and reliable. A dependable pick for travellers who want a known brand cheaply.

41. Vibe Hotel Subiaco Perth — Perth · 4★ · 3,932 reviews · from ~£93/night. A modern four-star in leafy Subiaco, near the cafes, the oval and a quick train into the city — a stylish, well-reviewed pick away from the CBD crowds. Good for a relaxed, local-neighbourhood base with strong value.

42. Acclaim Kingsway Tourist Park — Perth · 3★ · 481 reviews · from ~£94/night. Cabins in a well-kept tourist park in Perth's northern suburbs, with a pool and family facilities — good value for families or groups travelling by car. Quiet and green. Best for a self-drive family trip.

43. Crowne Plaza Perth by IHG — Perth · 4★ · 3,657 reviews · from ~£94/night. A full-service four-star on the Swan River foreshore at the east CBD, with river views, a pool and IHG standards at a surprisingly low rate. One of the best-value branded picks in the budget tier. Great for a comfortable riverside stay.

44. ibis Styles East Perth — Perth · 4★ · 3,435 reviews · from ~£95/night. A bright, modern ibis Styles in East Perth near the river and Claisebrook, with cheerful design and Accor reliability. Well-reviewed and close to the CBD by free CAT bus. A dependable, good-value branded choice.

45. Pensione Hotel Perth — Perth · 3★ · 3,247 reviews · from ~£95/night. A smart, compact-room hotel on Pier Street in the CBD, well-reviewed and about as central as it gets for the price. Rooms are small but the location is prime. Best for travellers who prioritise position over space.

46. Riverview on Mount Street — Perth · 4★ · 2,066 reviews · from ~£96/night. Apartment-style rooms on Mount Street near Kings Park, with kitchenettes and Swan River glimpses from the upper floors. Good for self-catering near the park and the CBD. A characterful, well-reviewed budget-tier apartment stay.

47. Quest Kings Park — Perth · 4★ · 1,674 reviews · from ~£96/night. Modern serviced apartments near Kings Park in West Perth, with full kitchens and laundry — a strong pick for families and longer stays who want space and self-catering. Reliable Quest quality at a budget rate. Great value near the park.

48. Quality Hotel Bayswater — Perth · 3★ · 1,170 reviews · from ~£97/night. A comfortable three-star in Bayswater, north-east of the CBD near the train line, with free parking and a pool. Quiet suburban value with an easy rail link to the city. Good for drivers and budget travellers who don't need to be downtown.

49. Bentley Motel — Perth · 4★ · 1,886 reviews · from ~£98/night. A well-rated motel in Bentley, near Curtin University and the Canning Highway, with free parking and simple, clean rooms — the top of the budget tier on price. A dependable four-star-rated base for self-drive travellers. Solid value to round out the list.

These are estimates in rough pounds — Perth prices in Australian Dollars, so tap through for the live AUD rate on your dates. See all Perth stays · Search flights to PER

What to See in Perth

Perth rewards a mix of city walking and short drives. In the centre, Kings Park & Botanic Garden is one of the world's largest inner-city parks, with sweeping views over the Swan River and skyline, native wildflowers in spring and free entry. Down at the water, the Bell Tower at Barrack Square on Elizabeth Quay houses historic bells and offers river views, pairing naturally with a foreshore stroll.

Perth's beaches are a headline draw — Cottesloe Beach for its café strip, white sand and Indian Ocean sunsets, and Scarborough further north. A short ferry from Perth or Fremantle reaches Rottnest Island, the car-free home of the quokkas, explored by bike or bus. Fremantle ('Freo') itself is a quick train ride away, with weekend markets, a historic port and a craft-beer scene.

For day trips, the Swan Valley wineries sit under 40 minutes north-east of the city — cellar doors, breweries and produce stalls on a compact loop. Further afield, the Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park (about two hours north) is a field of weathered limestone spires, and the surf-and-wine region of Margaret River (about three hours south) rewards a two- or three-day stay. Because Australia drives on the left, all of these are easy self-drive outings for UK visitors.

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Perth Hotels FAQs

Do UK travellers need a visa for Perth, Australia? Yes — UK passport holders need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authority, subclass 601) before flying to Perth or anywhere in Australia. It's applied for online through the official Australian ETA app for a small service charge and is usually approved quickly, allowing stays of up to three months per visit. There's no visa-on-arrival, so sort it before booking flights.

Is there a direct flight from the UK to Perth? Perth (PER) is served by the Qantas non-stop from London Heathrow — roughly 17 hours, and the only near-direct link between the UK and Australia. Every other Australian city requires a stop, which is Perth's biggest practical advantage for British travellers.

What is the cheapest area to stay in Perth? The CBD and inner suburbs like Northbridge hold the deepest budget stock, from around £57 a night — The Emperors Crown Hostel and Kangaroo Inn are the two cheapest verified beds here. Airport-side and outer-suburb motels also run cheap if you have a hire car.

How much does a budget hotel in Perth cost in 2026? Real, bookable budget rooms in this guide run from about £57 a night up to roughly £98 at the upper budget tier, with a large cluster of motels, apartments and B&Bs in the £75-98 band. That's before any seasonal or event premium.

What currency is used in Perth? The Australian Dollar (AUD). The prices in this guide are rough pound equivalents to help you compare — the booking is priced in AUD, so the exchange rate on your dates shifts the number slightly. Cards work almost everywhere; carry a little cash for markets and small cafes.

Does Perth have a Mediterranean climate? Yes — hot, dry, sunny summers (December-February) and mild, wetter winters (June-August), making it one of the sunniest capital cities in the world. Seasons are reversed from the UK, so British summer is Perth's winter.

Do you drive on the left in Perth? Yes — Australia drives on the left, the same as the UK, so a hire car feels familiar to British drivers. That makes Perth an easy base for self-drive trips to the Swan Valley, the Pinnacles Desert and Margaret River.

Can you see quokkas near Perth? Yes — Rottnest Island, a short ferry ride from Perth or Fremantle, is famous for its quokkas, the small marsupials often called 'the world's happiest animal'. The island is car-free, explored by bike or bus, and is one of the top day trips from Perth.

What is a SmartRider card? SmartRider is Perth's contactless transport card for Transperth buses, trains and ferries — you tag on and off, and it's cheaper than paper tickets. Central Perth also runs free CAT buses, so a short CBD stay may need little more than the occasional train fare.

What are the seasons in Perth compared with the UK? They're reversed. Perth's summer (December-February) is the UK's winter, and Perth's winter (June-August) is the UK's summer. A British visitor arriving in December-January lands in Perth's hot, sunny — and busiest, priciest — peak.

How far is Perth Airport from the city centre? Perth Airport (PER) is about 12-17 km east of the CBD, roughly 20-30 minutes by car, or around 20 minutes on the Airport Line train. Discovery Parks - Perth Airport is the closest budget option for early or late flights.

Which Perth hotel is best for a special occasion? Crown Towers Perth for its resort-scale pools and casino complex at Burswood, or The Ritz-Carlton, Perth for its Elizabeth Quay waterfront position and polished service. Both sit at the top of the luxury tier on price.

Is Perth a good base for first-time visitors to Australia? For UK travellers, yes — the Qantas non-stop removes the extra connection every other Australian city needs, and Perth packs beaches, wineries, Kings Park and the Rottnest quokkas into an easy radius. It's a gentler introduction than Sydney.

What's the best area for beaches in Perth? Cottesloe and Scarborough are the headline beach suburbs. Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough sits right on the beachfront, while Cottesloe's café-and-sand strip is an easy train-and-walk from the city.

How many days do you need in Perth? Three to four days covers the city — Kings Park, Elizabeth Quay, the Bell Tower, Cottesloe and a Rottnest day trip. Add a day each for the Swan Valley and the Pinnacles, and two or three more if you're driving down to Margaret River.

Is Fremantle worth visiting from Perth? Yes — 'Freo' is a short train ride south-west, with a weekend market, a historic port, the Maritime Museum and craft beer. Many visitors catch the Rottnest ferry from Fremantle and combine the two.

Are there budget hotels near Kings Park? Yes — Tribe Perth Kings Park, Quest Kings Park and Riverview on Mount Street all sit near the park in the budget tier, from roughly £84-96 a night. Kings Park itself is free to enter.

What is the Swan Valley? Perth's oldest wine region, under 40 minutes north-east of the city — vineyards, cellar doors, breweries and produce stalls on a compact loop. An easy self-drive or tour day out.

What is the Pinnacles Desert? Thousands of weathered limestone spires in Nambung National Park, about two hours north of Perth — a popular full-day trip, often combined with sandboarding at Lancelin. Go early or late for the best light.

Can you do Margaret River as a day trip from Perth? It's about a three-hour drive south, so most people stay over. Margaret River is WA's premier wine region, with surf beaches, caves and forests — budget two or three days rather than a single day.

What is the Bell Tower in Perth? The Bell Tower at Barrack Square on Elizabeth Quay houses historic bells including those of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London — you can watch bell-ringing and climb for river views. It pairs naturally with an Elizabeth Quay waterfront walk.

Are Perth's city buses free? Yes — the CAT (Central Area Transit) buses run free loops around central Perth, and the Free Transit Zone covers the CBD on regular services. Beyond that, a SmartRider card is the cheapest way to travel.

Which Perth hotels are best on a budget but still central? The Metro Hotel Perth (from ~£75), Great Southern Hotel Perth (from ~£79) and Criterion Hotel Perth (from ~£86) all sit in or beside the CBD, keeping you walking distance from Elizabeth Quay and the free CAT bus loops.

Is Perth safe for tourists? Perth is regarded as one of Australia's safer, more relaxed capital cities. Standard city awareness applies at night around nightlife strips, but the CBD, beaches and tourist areas are comfortable for visitors. Check current UK Foreign Office advice before you fly.

What's the most expensive hotel in this Perth guide? The Ritz-Carlton, Perth tops the list at around £316 a night on the rates pulled while writing, followed by Crown Towers Perth at about £255. Prices are rough pound estimates from live searches — tap through for the real AUD price on your dates.

How do I book these exact Perth hotels at the prices shown? Every hotel name links to its live page on JetMeAway, with real-time rates, taxes shown and a date picker. The from-prices here are rough pound equivalents of AUD rates pulled while writing, so your dates will differ — tap through for today's number. No booking fees either way.