Minor Hotels will introduce its Anantara brand to Australia following the signing of Anantara Perth Hotel. Scheduled to open in 2032, the property will form part of the A$3.8 billion (US$sss) Burswood Point development on the Swan River waterfront.
The newly built hotel is being developed by Golden Sedayu, a partnership between Perth-based Golden Group and Indonesia’s Agung Sedayu.
Anantara Perth will feature 150 rooms and suites, two restaurants, a swimming pool, fitness centre and Anantara Spa. Located near Perth’s central business district and within driving distance of domestic and international airports, the hotel is expected to support the positioning of Burswood Point as a mixed-use entertainment, tourism and residential precinct.
The signing marks Anantara’s entry into the Australian market and expands Minor Hotels’ luxury footprint in the region. Anantara currently operates more than 50 properties globally, while Minor Hotels manages over 60 properties in Australia under the Oaks Hotels, Resorts & Suites and Avani Hotels & Resorts brands. The project aligns with the group’s broader strategy to grow its luxury portfolio in new markets.
Dillip Rajakarier, group CEO of Minor International, parent company of Minor Hotels, said:
“Perth is experiencing rapid development across its urban and tourism landscape, creating the ideal environment for a property of this standard. Anantara Perth represents our commitment to expanding world-class luxury experiences into new markets.”
Andrew Sugiaputra, managing director of Golden Sedayu, added: “Together we will deliver a landmark luxury hotel for Perth, defined by exceptional design, craftsmanship, and service.”
