Crown Perth Competitors

We are Accor We are more than 290,000 hospitality experts placing people at the heart of what we do, creating emotion for our guests, and nurturing passion for service and achievement beyond limits. Building on the strength of our teams and of our fully integrated ecosystem of leading brands, personalized services & expert solutions, we break new ground to reimagine hospitality and inspire new ways to experience the world. We are dedicated to suit all desires and needs, and reinvent the guest experience every day with our 45 hotel brands across all segments- 5,600 properties around the world from luxury five-star palaces to smart economy hotels, exquisite residences to full-service resorts. Because we take care of millions of guests and each of our hotels is a world in itself, where every action counts. We strive to make positive impact both locally and globally, to ensure hospitality benefits not only the few, but all.

Prepare for a sensory overload in our world-class venue, positioned 19 floors above the glittering Gold Coast. Enjoy a decadent rooftop restaurant and an uber-chic lounge bar that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. We’ve combined the fun and flair of the Gold Coast with an international twist to create an exciting, luxurious rooftop destination. It’s the perfect location for long lunches, private events, and celebrations with multiple set menus to cater to any occasion you have in mind. Nineteen at The Star is the ideal venue for your event, offering tailored event packages to suit your specific needs.

The Western Australian Museum was established in 1891 (as the ‘Perth Museum’) and its initial collections were of geological, ethnological and biological specimens. Indeed, it can claim to be one of the oldest scientific institutions in the State. In 1959, its botanical collection was transferred to the new Herbarium and it continued to concentrate on earth sciences and zoology. The 1960s and 1970s saw the addition of responsibility for developing and maintaining the State’s anthropological, archaeological, maritime archaeological and social and cultural history collections. The Museum’s aim is to advocate knowledge about the collections and communicate it to the public through a variety of media, but particularly through a program of exhibitions and publications. Keep our online community safe and respectful by following our community guidelines: https://visit.museum.wa.gov.au/social-media-community-guidelines