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Hotels in Melbourne
84 Hotels
Melbourne Short Stay Apartments Southbank Collection
187 City Rd

The upper-middle-range Melbourne Short Stay Apartments Southbank Collection offers well-equipped units in the city's artsy Southbank district. The 100 apartments have up to three bedrooms, excellent kitchens, and bright living rooms, but nearby highways can make them noisy. The aparthotel feel is marked from a lack of common spaces, bar, and restaurant, but an on-site pool, tennis court, and gym provide leisure alternatives. Restaurants at the Crown Casino complex are a five-minute walk. Although the apartments are homey and well-appointed, the limited services aren't for everyone. Travelers seeking more traditional setups and don't mind sacrificing kitchens should check out Melbourne Parkview Hotel.

Art Series - The Blackman
452 St Kilda Rd, (entry via Arthur Street)

With striking prints by Australian artist Charles Blackman and minimalist decor throughout, the sleekly upscale 209-room Blackman feels more like a downtown art gallery than a high-end hotel. The spacious, up-to-date rooms, all with balconies and designer furnishings, are comfortable and include inspired artwork, but the bathrooms are small. About a 40-minute walk from the Central Business District, or CBD, the hotel has two restaurants -- Depot de Pain, a French-style cafe, and Classico, an Italian style restaurant that also serves as a bar. 

Grand Hyatt Melbourne
123 Collins Street

This opulent, centrally located hotel caters to the needs -- and deep wallets -- of business travelers. With big, comfortable rooms and plenty of on-site amenities, including a pool and rooftop tennis court, meeting facilities, and a spa, the luxurious Grand Hyatt is a solid pick for those who want to combine work and pleasure. It is, however, missing the small touches that set other luxury hotels apart, such as automatic turndown service or refreshments upon arrival.

Pegasus Apart'Hotel
206 A'Beckett Street

This three-and-a-half-pearl aparthotel is geared towards families and long stay travelers. Located in the north-west Central Business District, it's a 15-minute walk to the center of the action, with many transport options. The hotel has a relaxed atmosphere and some attractive features, including a good-size gym, heated indoor pool, hot tub, lounge bar, and chic restaurant serving international dishes. Breakfast comes at an additional fee, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. There are 283 modern rooms -- including studios, suites, and apartments -- featuring up-to-date amenities like flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, and kitchenettes. Travelers preferring to be in the heart of the CBD should consider Citadines on Bourke Melbourne, which adds a sleek outdoor sundeck.

Stamford Plaza Melbourne
111 Little Collins St

Located on one of central Melbourne's most colorful streets, the upscale Stamford Plaza offers apartment-style accommodations with some upmarket amenities and a smaller price tag than nearby luxury competitors. The hotel gets the basics right (there's a well-equipped fitness center and an indoor pool), but nondescript interior design and a disappointing restaurant may underwhelm those looking for a more memorable stay.

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins
25 Collins Street

Arguably one of the swankiest properties in Melbourne's Central Business District, the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins features 363 elegant rooms and suites, many with views of Phillip Bay. The Club Sofitel Lounge is a gorgeous, high-ceilinged business lounge with free buffet breakfast service and evening cocktails and canapes. The property also has multiple business suites and event rooms, including a massive ballroom that can seat 828. There are excellent spots to eat and drink on-site, from the organic fine-dining No 35 restaurant to the casual Sofi's Lounge where English-style afternoon tea is served. The hotel also has a great fitness center with gym-grade equipment and massage chairs, but it lacks a swimming pool, a slight shocker for such an upscale place with so many features. Rooms are luxurious and bright with floor-to-ceiling windows and beautiful gray marble bathrooms, but there is a pesky fee for Wi-Fi. 

Citadines on Bourke Melbourne
131-135 Bourke Street

As part of the popular Citadines chain, The Citadines on Bourke has modern apartments that offer privacy with the convenience of a hotel. It’s in the heart of the Central Business District located on Bourke Street, one of Melbourne’s most well-known streets. The close proximity to the Parliament House and Old Treasury Building makes it ideal for business travelers. The Bourke Street Mall is also nearby for shopping and restaurants that appeal to both families and couples. A fitness center, indoor pool, sauna and outdoor sundeck are also on-site. Wi-Fi is free, but can have a spotty connection.

Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens
380 William Street

The Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens is a simple, upscale hotel by a pretty public park in the northwestern corner of the Central Business District. Spacious rooms have understated modern decor and free Wi-Fi, but only Premium rooms and above come with French presses, iPod docks, and bathrobes. A well-regarded restaurant and decent fitness facilities add to the hotel's appeal. Its quiet location contributes to a peaceful atmosphere, although it is a bit removed from area attractions. Those who prefer to be more central may want to compare rates with Citadines on Bourke or the Rydges Melbourne. 

Adelphi Hotel
187 Flinders Lane

This four-and-a-half pearl property is located on Flinders Lane, in the heart of Melbourne's CBD, making it popular with weekend and business travelers. Set apart by its contemporary design, it features candy-inspired decor throughout. All 34 modern rooms feature flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, and iPod docks, along with Lavazza coffeemakers, free candy, and free refreshments in the mini-fridges. There are two restaurants -- Ezard for fine dining, and Om Nom Dessert Kitchen and Bar for savory plates and sweet treats. There is also a glass-bottom rooftop pool with a summer lounge bar plus Mon Bijou cocktail bar. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, but breakfast comes at an additional fee. Travelers planning a longer trip should consider Citadines on Bourke, offering apartment-style rooms that are ideal for large groups or families.

Hotel Lindrum Melbourne - MGallery by Sofitel
26 Flinders St

The 59-room Hotel Lindrum Melbourne is an upscale boutique hotel near the Central Business District with a balance of history and modern flair. The hotel features the sleek Felt restaurant, a popular choice among locals, and a cozy bar with a fireplace. Modern rooms are spacious, with stylish bedding and chic furniture, but shower/tub combos are narrow. The hotel's barn also has a pool table, adding to the hotel's relaxed vibe, but there's no pool or fitness center. Guests may want to compare rates with Quay West Suites Melbourne, an upscale downtown hotel with large suites, an indoor pool, and a fitness center.