COMO The Treasury occupies the restored 19th-century State Buildings at Cathedral Square in the Perth CBD, near Elizabeth Quay and the Swan River. It has 48 rooms and suites by architect Kerry Hill, from City and Heritage rooms to balcony rooms and a range of suites up to the 120-square-metre COMO Suite and a 150-square-metre Family Suite, some in the former Cabinet Room and Treasurer’s office.
Dining spans the rooftop fine-dining Wildflower, celebrating the six Indigenous seasons of Western Australia, the contemporary Italian osteria Post with COMO Shambhala Kitchen dishes and the Cape Arid Rooms for afternoon tea. There is COMO Shambhala The Treasury in the historic vaults, with four treatment rooms, a rooftop fitness centre and a sauna, and a 20-metre heated indoor pool. Its only Australian property, holding a Michelin Key, part of COMO Hotels and Resorts, it suits discerning luxury city travellers, design and heritage enthusiasts, couples, wellness-focused guests and families.