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Western Australia Casino Hotel & Transit Guide
Western Australia features a single integrated casino hotel precinct located in Burswood along the Swan River. Use this navigator guide to review access routes, parking, public transport connections, regulatory bodies, and official support contacts across the state.
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Western Australia: the houses in the ten
Western Australia’s Integrated Precinct at Burswood
In Western Australia, casino accommodation is concentrated at a single broad riverside location in Burswood, accessible via Great Eastern Highway and Bolton Avenue. The site hosts Crown Perth, an integrated resort complex housing three separate hotel properties: Crown Towers Perth, Crown Metropol Perth, and Crown Promenade Perth. Secondary sources record a combined capacity of 1,196 rooms across the three hotel towers.
By secondary geographic records, Burswood sits 3 kilometres from the Perth central business district. You can view its spatial position relative to interstate properties on the map.
Transit Options, Parking, and Regional Isolation
Reaching the Burswood precinct by public transport relies primarily on the suburban rail network. Burswood train station sits on the Armadale and Thornlie lines. A complimentary resort shuttle operates between the Crown food court pickup zone and Burswood station from 9:00 am to 7:55 pm Sunday through Thursday, and until 8:55 pm on Friday and Saturday, excluding Christmas Day, Good Friday, and ANZAC Day morning hours.
For private vehicles, the precinct offers over 4,000 parking bays across open-air and multi-level structures. Uncovered bays in car parks P3, P6, and P8 are complimentary, while paid options include the P2 Multi-Level, P4 Riverside, and P1 Undercroft facilities. A dedicated taxi rank serves the Riverside Entrance on Victoria Park Drive.
To evaluate onward travel across state boundaries or measure transit steps to South Australia or Northern Territory venues, compare metrics on the distance table or consult our guide to road and air routes between houses.
State Regulation and Player Safeguards
Casino operations in Western Australia are regulated by the Gaming and Wagering Commission of Western Australia (GWC). The casino licence is held by Burswood Nominees Limited. Following a formal suitability assessment by the GWC, the Minister for Racing and Gaming affirmed the licensee’s suitability, noting refreshed corporate governance structures.
Entry to gaming floors is restricted strictly to adults aged 18 years and over. Players seeking voluntary self-exclusion or limit-setting mechanisms can contact the on-site Crown PlaySafe Centre on 1800 801 098. Independent support and confidential counselling are available statewide via the Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858. For further details on jurisdiction oversight and player care frameworks, refer to our dedicated summary on responsible gambling.