Located on Cathedral Avenue in the central business district of Perth, COMO The Treasury opened in October 2015. Composed of a number of late 18th century buildings, the hotel was part of the development project of Cathedral Square in Perth. In the past over 100 years, the complex of buildings seated the local municipal office. As the witness to the historical changes in the city, the buildings are highly thought of by local people. COMO The Treasury and its new precinct represents the apogee of a trend: a centre for culture, art, community and style, setting a new benchmark for local luxury, technology and philosophy of life.

COMO The Treasury has a total of 48 exquisite standard guest rooms and suites spreading over four floors, with the average room reaching 70 square meters. The architecture includes columns and bold, cantilevered balconies designed in flamboyant neoRenaissance style. Looking over the plaza, guests of the hotel get to use these balconies as they would have been used a century ago, with the city‘s most impressive landmarks on display. But where there was no heritage to follow, the architects have been confidently modern, with the introduction of materials including steel frames and glass. 

The Como brand has always been pursuing understated luxury, which coincides with modern and natural design style, which is especially reflected in the custommade Grand Posture bed and the handmade European style furniture. Rooms are painted with a delicate cream and beige tone, which not only increases visual height, but also effectively neutralizes the strong natural light of West Australia, making the guests feel more warm and comfortable. Te tufa tiles in the bathroom are elegant. Some of the bathrooms are even more spacious than the bedrooms. The independent oval Kaldewei Duo bathtub, double washbasin, floor heating system and Como Shambhala fragrance toiletries are without exception true interpretations of the Como brand and its comfortable atmosphere.