I had to stay there for couple days whe Qantas decided to ground their planes for a weekend in November 2011.
Hotel is placed not far away from the airport, it shares the site with Intercontinental, casino and a sport venue.
Lots of food venues to choose from, I opted for Sirocco restaurant for my all my meals.
Hearty servings, meat cooked to order.
Infinity pool at the back, small but comfortable, with a view at the golfcourse where Tiger Woods coached local VIPs how to putt, recently
Cigarettes vending machine in the bar wasn't working for the time I stayed there and nobody seemed to be bothered with that(trying to help people quit, maybe?)
At the lobby there is not only a reception, but also proper consierge desk, where you can get help and advice on almost anything.
Since I had a lot of free time, I wanted to see some real Oz.
I have asked for directions to local ZOO, but I was advised to visit the Woodman's wildlfe park instead as it was to be more interactive than your regular ZOO.
I was grinning like a Cheshire cat once I got there: you can cuddle the coalas, feed kangaroos, meet with wombat etc- a lot of fun for kids and adults alike :)
They sell Ausie electric adaptors at the concierge desk(15 AUD), but I have managed to rent mine paying nothing more than a big smile. I had only to promise to give it back when I check out :)
I stayed there couple weeks later as well when waiting for the plane and personnel was as friendly and helpful as before.
Oh, and they provide you with choice of soft and medium pillow on your bed as well.

I can't gripe about the Holiday Inn as a hotel. It's always been clean, secure with lovely staff. But our last trip to Perth was marred by parking issues on our second night. On Friday night (January 27th) we stayed at the hotel to see Roger Waters at the Burswood Dome. Even though there was a sign stating the underground car park was full, we were able to get parking at 5pm after telling the attendant that we had reservations at the Holiday Inn. However, the next night was a nightmare!! We arrived back to the hotel at 8pm after catching up with family later in the day. We knew the Roger Waters concert was on for a second night, but had no idea there was a Chinese New Year concert on too. The line of traffic into the Burswood was grid lock all the way to Great Eastern H'way. When we finally got to the entrance of the under ground parking we were told it was full and there was nothing that could be done about it. We tried parking around the back of the hotel...full. We tried by the Dome itself....full. Our only last option was to pay $38 for valet parking. The staff at the other parking structures didn't give a rats clacker if we were guests of the hotel. And I would have thought the Holiday Inn would have given us valet parking for at least 1/2 price since we were guests...but no!! I don't understand why the Intercontinental and the Holiday Inn don't have designated car parks for their guests so parking issues do not occur. If the Burswood in undergoing a renovation, I truly hope the parking problems are rectified in the new plans.

We stayed at the Holiday Inn for 2 nights in December prior to flying out to Bali.

The Hotel is great, staff are very friendly and accommodating to your requirements.

The rooms are a good size, As Hotel rooms go, it is modern and inviting.

Housekeeping were very good. We did not eat at the hotel, though we did have a lovely meal at Modo Mio and it was excellent, one of the best meals we have had, and it was reasonably priced especially considering it was Christmas night.

We also ate at Carvers at the Casino, just a hint, if you join Club Burswood you get a discounts throughout or points towards gambling, (just a bit of fun not serious gambling). You get discounts on Carvers which is worthwhile.

Checkin and checkout we very quick with no problems or issues of any kind.

I would recommend the Holiday Inn, Burswood to all travellers.

This is what I would term a very reasonable mid-range hotel. Nothing spectacular, but decent enough all round.
Except for one thing. The plumbing is very noisy and/or the walls are thin. I was awoken no less that three times during my eight day stay by the sound of someone having a shower in the next room, twice at four in the morning!
Also, one day my room was not cleaned and the staff then claimed that the Do Not Disturb sign had been left on the door. It had, for one hour of the 14 hours that day that I was not in the room. Passing the blame onto the guest is not good enough.
The room was of a decent size, but with no clothes-sized drawers, only a large wardrobe. An iron and board was provided, along with a safe and the usual tea/coffee facilities. The tv has a large number of channels, something not always found in Australian hotels. The bed was comfortable, with a choice of hard or soft pillows.
There is a restaurant/bar on the premises, and there is easy access to the nearby Intercontinental, part of the same group, and the casino for other eating and drinking options.
Although the hotel is outside of the city, it can be accessed within 10 minutes by taxi, and the railway station is a short walk away on the far side of the adjacent Burswood Dome.