Hyatt Perth High Tea

I enjoyed a decadent High Tea at the 5 star Hyatt Perth hotel. High tea is the perfect reason for a catch up with friends or family, over some delicious food, a good cuppa, or even a glass of bubbles.

The Hyatt’s high tea is served under the conservatory atrium, by the grand elephant fountain. First, we’re served our drinks. My daughter enjoyed a cocktail, while I opted for a non-alcoholic fruity mocktail.

Next we devour pre-high tea appetisers, to warm up our tastebuds. The menu changes now and then. When we visited, we enjoyed (R-L) a juicy giant tempura prawn, mushroom tart and a crisp croquette.

Of course, no high tea is complete without the actual tea! At the Hyatt they pour Tea Forte loose leaf English breakfast from Royal Albert teapots. The floral tea service that they use is absolutely exquisite.

Then came the tiered platter, filled with all sorts of savoury and sweet morsels. I start with the savoury finger sandwiches, smoked salmon canapés, and mini chicken wraps.

On the sweet tiers are light and fluffy scones, strawberry lamingtons, red velvet cake, pavlova, orange and almond cake, fruit tarts and lots more.

Hyatt Regency Perth offers a Rosé High Tea experience each weekend, noon until 2pm. Glass of Chandon Brut Rosé on arrival. The Hyatt also caters for people with gluten intolerances too.

The High Tea at the Hyatt is delicious way to spend an afternoon. What a treat!

The Details

Address: 99 Adelaide Terrace, Perth CBD.

Phone: 9225 1239

High Tea Available: Saturday and Sunday, 12pm to 2pm

Website: https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/australia/hyatt-regency-perth/perth/news-events

Parking: The paid carpark is found under the Hyatt, entrance from the river side.

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.