The CBD: St Georges Terrace to Elizabeth Quay
Perth's city centre is compact and runs east to west along the river. St Georges Terrace is the corporate spine, lined with the head offices of the mining and energy companies, while the Hay Street and Murray Street malls carry the shopping. At the southern edge, Elizabeth Quay opened the city back up to the Swan, with a ferry jetty, restaurants and new hotel towers, and Perth Station links the centre to every train line.
Hotel visits are the most common booking here. Business travellers fill the rooms from Monday to Thursday and leave the city quiet on Sunday nights, so midweek evenings are the busiest time for Perth escorts who work the CBD. In-call apartments are spread through the eastern end of the city and the streets towards the river, and the exact address usually comes after the time is confirmed.
The free buses in the central area make the trip from a hotel to an in-call easy without a car, and taxis and rideshares queue outside the bigger hotels late into the night.
For the centre itself, start with Perth 6000. If you would rather choose by the kind of advertiser, the independent escorts in Perth page lists those who take their own bookings.
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