THE ROSE & CROWN

A historic Guildford is WA's Oldest Operating Hotel amongst only a few original country classic Georgian pubs in Australia situated in Perths Historic Guildford.

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Brick building with "Rose & Crown Hotel" sign, outdoor seating, surrounded by trees, under a blue sky with clouds.

A truly impressive Western Australian landmark, the stately Rose & Crown set on 2.5 acres commands a prominent position amongst the variety of shops and cafés gracing leafy Swan Street in Guildford.

Exterior of Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel with brick facade, a sign, and a woman walking a dog on a pathway.

This historic hotel, built in 1841 and ideally located at the gateway to the state's Swan Valley region, has provided a welcome resting place for travellers and visitors.

Intricate floral pattern with roses and lilies on a black background. Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel

Registered with the National Trust, the Rose & Crown has stood the test of time and today is a popular attraction among locals and tourists.

Exterior of Rose & Crown Hotel with tree and cloudy sky.

Gourmet dish with pie, chunky fries, and sweet potato topping, served on a barrel table with brick pavement in background. Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel Food.

Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel drinks: Glass of mulled wine with orange slices, cinnamon sticks, and star anise on a plate.

Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel Food: Grilled lobster with fries, salad, and dipping sauce on a plate.

Scenic view of a street lined with blooming pink cherry blossom trees and a small garden. In the background, there is an old-style building with a sign, sidewalk seating, and parked cars. The sky is clear and blue, suggesting a sunny day.

Rose & Crown Hotel entrance with a visible rainbow in the sky.

Rose & Crown Boutique Hotel. Australian Hotels Association National Awards for Excellence 2022 Winner badge with colorful geometric background.

Special Facility Licence Number 637003531 Markeptra Properties Pty Ltd, 105 Swan Street, Guildford WA 6055 Warning: Under the Liquor Control Act 1988, it is an offence: to sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises; or for a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises.