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Brady Hotels Central Melbourne
30 Little La Trobe Street

This 146-room affordable mid-range hotel is a good value for those want a clean, basic hotel in the center of Melbourne. Rooms are small and do nothing to “wow” guests, though those with longer stays will appreciate the stocked kitchenettes that come in Studio rooms. Offerings at Brady are pretty minimal (tiny lobby, four-machine gym), but a small 24-hour bar area and a cafe (open for breakfast and dinner) are nice touches. It's a 17-minute walk to the dead center of the action (read: chaos and crowds), but just steps from Chinatown, hip cafes and restaurants, and Melbourne Central Station. There’s a lot of construction in the immediate neighborhood, though, so there may be some noise — aim for a high floor. Those looking to be near the University of Melbourne should compare prices at Mercure Melbourne Therry Street a few blocks away, or those who are willing to pay a touch more for a hipper space (but similar features) should consider Ovolo Laneways.

Alto Hotel on Bourke
636 Bourke Street

The 50-room Alto Hotel on Bourke is a pleasant upper-middle-range property located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, offering easy access to dining, shopping, attractions, and public transport. It offers a variety of room types, ranging from compact queen rooms with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, kettles, and free Wi-Fi, to three-bedroom duplex apartments with full kitchens. Decor is simple and functional rather than sleek, but all rooms are comfortable, clean, and well-soundproofed. The lounge serves a tasty breakfast spread for a fee, while the library is a cozy spot with a fireplace, free coffee and candy, and comfy seating. There is little else in the way of amenities, but on-site parking is convenient, and electric cars can be charged for free. Business travelers may want to compare rates at the Pegasus Apart’hotel, which features a small gym, full restaurant, and rooftop terrace.

Hotel Claremont
189 Toorak Rd, South Yarra

The hostel-style lodgings at the Hotel Claremont are geared toward travelers on a budget. Dorm-style rooms, some with bunk beds, and communal bathrooms are kept clean. The hotel, originally built in 1886 as a Victorian guest house, is located in Melbourne’s popular South Yarra neighborhood, home to shops, restaurants, and bars. Public transportation and Melbourne’s famous attractions are both easily accessible.  Wi-Fi and continental breakfast are free.  

Miami Hotel Melbourne
13 Hawke St

The pocketbook-friendly Miami Hotel Melbourne is suited for travelers on a budget or small groups. Its location in the entertainment district is convenient to boutiques, restaurants, and bars, and its in walking distance of famous attractions including Flagstaff Gardens and Queen Victoria Market. The clean and simple rooms have flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms. There are also free Wi-Fi, a self-catering kitchen, and coin-operated laundry facilities. The on-site JT's VICE Coffee Bar serves breakfast and snacks. 

Rydges Melbourne
186 Exhibition St

Located in the heart of the Central Business District, the large, upscale Rydges Melbourne Hotel is convenient to unique boutiques, fine dining, and many of the city's top attractions. The 363 rooms are sophisticated and modern; one-bedroom apartments and suite-style accommodations are available. Property features include a heated rooftop pool, a high-quality Italian steakhouse, and a trendy bar; the hotel caters to families, couples, and business travelers alike. 

Art Series - The Larwill Studio
Old Royal Childrens 48 Flemington Rd, Parkville

Dedicated to Australian contemporary artist David Larwill, this four-pearl hotel feels like modern art gallery. His original work adorns the walls and halls of this 96-room boutique hotel. Located in North Melbourne, it's not within easy walking distance to the CBD, though it's commutable by tram in 20 minutes. There's an attached Smith and Singleton restaurant serving international dishes, though breakfast comes at an additional fee. The hotel also has a spacious gym, conference venue, Smart Car and Lekker bicycle rental services, and free Wi-Fi. The rooms are bright and trendy, with flat-screen TVs, high-end coffeemakers, and air-conditioning. Travelers preferring to be more central should consider the Adelphi Hotel instead. It's boutique property with a similarly artsy vibe, but is located in the heart of Melbourne's CBD.

Melbourne Parkview Hotel
562 St Kilda Rd

The 206-room Melbourne Parkview Hotel is an upscale business- and family-friendly option situated south of Melbourne's city center, overlooking Albert Park and with a tram stop right across the street that goes to the heart of the city. Rooms are comfy, spacious, and contemporary -- if chain-like -- with modern bathrooms featuring rainfall showers, plus thoughtful amenities like minibars, bathrobes, and free Wi-Fi. The property's Woods Restaurant, Cafe, Bar & Lounge serves three meals a day and has a nice outdoor terrace, and there's 24-hour room service. Wellness facilities are small and somewhat dated, but include a sauna, fitness center, and rooftop plunge pool and hot tub set under a domed glass ceiling with great city views. Travelers may want to compare rates with similar upscale options nearby like Mantra St. Kilda Road or Bayview on the Park.

Melbourne Short Stay Apartments at Melbourne CBD
668 Bourke St

The three-pearl Melbourne Short Stay Apartments at Melbourne CBD offers 20 well-equipped units in an excellent downtown location. Central positioning by major transport hubs draws leisure and business travelers alike, but a lack of common areas, dining spaces, and around-the-clock staff are drawbacks. Self-contained apartments are comfortable and contemporary, equipped with spacious living and dining areas, kitchens, and washer/dryers. A narrow indoor lap pool, fitness center, and barbecue grills are bonuses, as are cheap parking and free Wi-Fi. You'll be hard-pressed to find a better-located apartment-style property, but for a more traditional hotel setup that doesn't lose the location, check out the Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins

Bayview On The Park
52 Queens Rd

The mid-range Bayview On The Park offers 203 functional rooms near Melbourne CBD and popular St Kilda Beach. Proximity to stadiums, embassies, and Albert Park's Formula One venue attracts a mixed crowd here, and on-site food, drink, leisure, and business amenities are sufficient, but the entire property is dated. Small or large rooms are well-equipped with work spaces, minibars, and tea- and coffee-making facilities, plus free Wi-Fi that's a bonus for the region. While nearby trams run downtown, the hotel's location is suburban. The Ibis Styles Melbourne, The Victoria Hotel is a more central, and still affordable, alternative.

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront
2605 N Highway A1a

The 290-room Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront is an upper-middle-range hotel situated right on the beach with stylish, contemporary interiors. Rooms have a modern, beach feel and are equipped with mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and microwaves, plus some have balconies with superb ocean views as well as wet bar areas. There's a lovely outdoor pool with a hot tub, as well as direct access to a white sand beach, and should guests want to indulge in a dose of pampering, the hotel has a full service spa. The hotel's Marisol restaurant specializes in seafood, and there's also a lounge and an oceanfront bar. Other standard amenities include a small fitness center, free Wi-Fi, and an airport shuttle, but on-site parking as well as beach equipment rentals cost extra. Travelers might also want to consider the nearby Radisson Suite Hotel Oceanfront and the Hilton Melbourne Beach Oceanfront, both comparable properties.