Melbourne Hotels & Hostels (90)

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The fresh rooms are all white-linen and light-filled, with working windows that allow real air in. Spread across two levels, all rooms share bathroom facilities and a super rooftop. This fabulous…

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Hotel Enterprize has a cosy, relaxed feel, exuding a familiarity both comforting and slightly disconcerting. The ground floor lounge is full of old leather armchairs and a huge stone fireplace ma…

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Ok, so you're here to shop and you just can't see the point in forking out top dollar for all the trimmings when every spare cent can be whacked straight onto the credit card. But you're not stup…

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The cold foyer of Atlantis belies the minimalist-chic wand that has been waved over the rooms. Bringing some glitz to the city's increasingly popular western fringe, there are some superb views o…

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Forget the fluffy pillows, baby-soft toilet roll and hints of fresh jasmine, the Kingsgate is a no-bullshit, inner-city hotel offering excellent value for money. You stay here for the central loc…

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The city of Melbourne was only 45 years old when this old-timer originally opened its doors in 1880. A city institution, the 430-room Victoria Hotel offers a flexible range of comfortable accommo…

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Clean, functional and well-located, the Bayview Eden manages to tick all boxes without excelling in any one area. It's a favourite with travelling suits though, so the hotel caters to people who …

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The Savoy has funked up. Getting full marks for effort and not content to rest on its dated laurels, it's transformed itself into a contemporary, boutique-style hotel. We like a creative approach…

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The Hatton is one South Yarra building that's retained its charm. The facade is pure old-world South Yarra class and get a load of that verandah. Perch on high, people-watch with your coffee or j…

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The Bayview is one of many large, facility-ridden hotels lining Queens Rd that compete for the corporate dollar, but they tap into the pleasure principle, too, and the bird's-eye vistas of Albert…

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Style-cats prowl the corridors of this central Art Deco gem. Effortlessly dashing modish rooms exude a casual, laid-back ambience - if you can't relax here we'd suggest therapy. Elegant, intimate…

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Built in 1913, this regal property occupies a plum position on Flinders St and is blessed with the exclusive and personal ambience of a boutique hotel. The sweeping staircases, gracious interior …

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The Sebel Melbourne has a grand sense of style, located in the old Bank of Australasia building. Actually, it doesn't have much choice: the building is heritage listed, which means that the forme…

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Spend some time at this deluxe establishment - formerly a pool hall - and you may just request the phone number of their interior designer. Surrounded by warm, rich tones, muted lighting and deli…

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The Como is big, flashy and designed to impress. What choice does it have? It's in a plum location, right on the boundary where the flashy suburbs of Toorak and South Yarra meet, and right next d…

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A star among Melbourne's inner-city fine hotels, its spectacular atrium (a popular backdrop for newlyweds) and original Venetian architecture make this 19th-century beauty the ultimate in self-in…

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Guestrooms at the sophisticated Sofitel start on the 36th floor, so you're guaranteed views that'll have you itching to begin your sightseeing at ground level.

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One of Melbourne's finest, and certainly most aesthetic hotels, the Park Hyatt is the epitome of elegance and class, from the grand driveway to the gleaming marble and glass throughout.

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Grand in both scale and aesthetics, this city landmark hasn't broken the mould for top-end executive hotels. It does work hard to overcome its could-be-anywhere weaknesses - with a glitzy lobby a…

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The Downtowner is a friendly, popular, perpetually busy hotel on one of Melbourne's best streets. It's a happy kind of place with an easy manner and fashionable design. Stay here to escape the ci…

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The Adelphi was partly responsible for Melbourne's reputation for cutting-edge design from the 1990s on, and it's obvious that no expense was spared, as the diagonal lines, sharp edges and citrus…

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Reminiscent of an art deco ocean liner from the golden age of luxury travel, the Westin is easily one of the city's grandest and greatest hotels. The high-ceilinged lobby, with a sweeping central…

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This is where conspicuous consumption, and even more conspicuous everything else, combine to create one the country's most lavish places to sleep. Where other places have 'Superior' or 'Standard'…

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This straight-up hotel is almost there: almost in town, almost at the Docklands, but not quite anywhere. It's a 10-minute tram ride to town, and a five-minute walk to Errol St's prized pub action…

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Walking a few minutes west from the Crossley takes you to the East: Melbourne's Chinatown. Located in one of Melbourne's happening 'Little' streets, this is a tidy collection of handsome rooms th…

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The Mercure squats among lofty office towers facing lush gardens, which are backed by even lusher gardens. At the stately, sedate end of town, this link in an international chain offers dependabl…

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The stale brown-brick Hilton building, on the verge of stunning gardens, stands as a beacon to sojourns of the '70s. The hotel makes a grand entrance, with its chandelier and spiral staircase, an…

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The Stamford raises the bar on central-city accommodation. Who needs one phone when you can have three, and one pool when you can have two: one indoor, one outdoor? 'Mini-gyms'? Two also - for li…

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Location.Victoria Hall is located in Melbourne, Australia. 200 meters from the Melbourne central business district 300 meters from Chinatown 500 meters from Queen Victoria Market<br><br&…

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Albert Park Manor offers you peace and tranquility, yet is right in the heart of Melbourne's business district, with trams stopping right at our doorstep to take you into the City or to St Kilda …

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Location.<br> The Pensione Hotel Melbourne is located in Melbourne, Australia. 200 meters from the Melbourne Exhibition Centre/li> 200 meters from the Crown Entertainment Complex One kil…

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Location.<br> The Mercure Hotel Welcome Melbourne is located in Melbourne, Australia. 400 meters from Melbourne city center One kilometer from Old Melbourne Gaol Two kilometers from Captain…

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Location.The Parkville Place Apartments is located in Melbourne, Australia. Less than one kilometer from Lygon Street Less than two kilometers from the Melbourne Zoo Three kilometers from the Roy…

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Distinctly Melbourne, Mantra on Russell Melbourne is located in the heart of Melbourne City and is close to numerous restaurants, bars and cafes. The hotel carries a touch of Art Deco Style compl…

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Location. Medina Executive South Yarra is located in one of Melbourne's most exclusive suburbs five kilometers from the city center and one kilometer from Chapel Street's up market boutiques, re…

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Location.<br> Rydges North Melbourne is located in North Melbourne, Australia. Less than 2 kilometers from Queen Victoria Markets 2.1 kilometer from the Melbourne Zoo 2.3 kilometers from Co…

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Location. Apartments of South Yarra is located in Melbourne Victoria, 22.5 kilometers from the international airport. <br>Hotel Features. This hotel offers accommodation in 12 one-bedroom…

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Conveniently positioned in downtown Melbourne, AC, the Comfort Inn and Suites Flagstaff is located less than one-half kilometer from the City Circle Tram, Festival Hall and the Queen Victoria Mar…

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Location.Leo Pacific Hotel Leisure Inn is located in Melbourne, Australia. 600 meters from Finders Street Station 800 meters from Chinatown 900 meters from Yarra River<br><br> Hotel f…

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At the St Kilda Road Parkview Hotel, guests continue to return for the professional yet friendly service the hotel provides. Apart from the breathtaking views of Albert Park and city skyline in t…

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