Whether you`re looking for magnificent city hotels or little-known neighborhood apartments, Melbourne`s best hotels are available.
Author: Ute Junke
Melbourne has plenty of charming hotels to choose from, but it`s not easy. Would you like the hotel to be located on a tree-lined remote street in a stylish neighborhood, or on either side of a crowded street in the city? Do you choose a glamorous in-store restaurant or a boisterous rooftop bar? Do you prefer fashionable and advanced interior or picturesque scenery? No matter what charming hotel you choose, make sure you have an unforgettable check-in experience.
CBD,QT Melbourne Hotel
Australia`s favorite boutique hotel group, QT Hotels, merges quirky design style with fun reception, making it a top choice for Melbourne. In addition to the charisma of QT, which is a favorite of hotel guests, everything from dazzling art installations to the charming elevator guests take to the guest rooms is wonderful. The rooms are carefully designed, such as graffiti art-style carpets and Japanese-style push-and-pull doors that open private bathroom spaces. Rooftop bars and charming in-store restaurants, Pascale, are popular with locals and guests.
South Yarra, Lyle Spa Hotel (Lyall Hotel and Spa)
Low-key elegance is synonymous with Lyle Spa, a private hotel that not only has all the services it deserves in a luxury hotel, but also has a three-storey spa center for you to enjoy. While the Lyle Spa itself is fascinating, it`s just a few steps away from the shops and restaurants on (Chapel Street) and Toorak Street, and it`s worth going out to enjoy the night. First, have a drink at the Champagne Bar to open the night, and then choose a movie from a huge library. There is no rush to book dinner. The hotel offers 24-hour room service.
South Bank, Royal Crown Hotel (Crown Towers)
As a charm of the big city, Royal Crown Hotel has always been a favorite choice to stay. Deluxe rooms offer the best views of the city and rivers, with soft beds and oversized bathrooms. There is no doubt that the hotel`s greatest charm lies in the variety of first-class restaurants in Royal Crown Hotel, run by top chefs such as Heston Blumenthal,Neil Perry,Guillaume Brahimi and Nobu. Indulge in the spa experience, there are countless reasons to let you forget. If you want to go out and take a stroll around the city center.
South Yarra, Olson Hotel (The Olsen)
If you have a passion for Australian art, the Olson Hotel and its sister hotels, (The Cullen) and Hotel-Pension Bleckmann (The Blackman), offer unique opportunities. When you wake up, you will be able to enjoy Australia`s favorite artist works. Located between the cafes and boutiques in stylish Chapel Street, the Olson hotel showcases works by landscape artist John Olsen, known for his smooth lines and watercolor tones. In addition to the lobby murals, each room also displays museum-level Olsen prints. Best of all, Olsen will stay at this hotel whenever he comes to Melbourne, and it must be a surprise to meet the artist at breakfast.
CBD, Lane Olympic Palace Hotel (Ovolo Laneways)
Most hotels know their customer base, either for business visitors or for vacationers. The laneway Olympic Hotel fully meets the needs of these two consumer groups. Located in the heart of the city, apartments are designed to attract business travelers, and cheerful design elements such as silver spheres scattered around the lobby will also be popular with holiday travelers. The Royao Hotel offers only the necessary amenities, neither a hot breakfast nor a swimming pool, but most guests agree that a free mini-bar is enough to make up for everything.
St Kilda, Prince Hotel (The Prince)
Relaxed Fashion is best suited to describe this wonderful boutique hotel on the seaside outskirts of San Corda. After all, how many hotels can claim to have not only one of the top restaurants in the city (the favorite in-house restaurant at Circa), but also one of the top spa centers, Aurora Spa. Room air flow, all white walls and black wood furniture complement each other, elegant rather than extravagant, and you won`t spend too much time in the room, given the many delightful experiences of nearby San Coda. But the stylish swimming pool area of the hotel, The Deck, is certainly worth experiencing.
CBD, Edfield Hotel (The Adelphi)
Yes, the Edwards Hotel is a dessert Hotel Theme, but it`s not as weird as it sounds. If you are a design fan or a dessert fan, this in-city hotel will delight you, and velvet chocolate decorations and benches draw inspiration from colorful licorice varieties, along with geometric carpets and wire-drawn steel bathtubs. The on-site dessert bar Om Nom is famous, but there are many other reasons why you will be attracted to the Edwards hotel, such as spacious rooms, free mini-bar, free local calls and more. Oh, and the most famous rooftop pool in the city.
