Hotel Chadstone Melbourne MGallery Collection
5 StarsAltus Rooftop, Lounge & Bar, Indoor rooftop swimming pool
Altus Rooftop, Lounge & Bar, Indoor rooftop swimming pool
Docklands and city views, Heated indoor lap pool
Vargas Restaurant and Bar, Secure stay and park packages
Indoor rooftop plunge pool, Mister Munro restaurant and bar
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, The Deck leisure facilities
Exclusive level 19 rooftop studios, Outdoor rooftop plunge pool
Panoramic runway view rooms, Airo Restaurant and Bar
Marvel Stadium proximity, Modern lobby lounge and bar
Indoor lap pool and heated spa, Full-size rooftop tennis court
Scenic Yarra River views, European-inspired dining at Mr. Tompkins
Outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
Proximity to Melbourne attractions, Pet-friendly policy
Modern waterfront retreat concept, Level 7 heated rooftop pool
Family-friendly aquatic facilities, Signature dining at Mr Hive
Heated indoor lap pool, Authentic Japanese dining at Don Don
Oak Dining Room fusion cuisine, Heritage State Bank facade
Panoramic city skyline views, Glass-enclosed indoor lap pool
Indoor pool with skyline views, Interactive dining at Melba Restaurant
Modern internal courtyard, Versatile family accommodations
Heated indoor lap pool, Woodlands Restaurant and Bar
Premier king rooms with views, Heated rooftop swimming pool
Famous Afternoon Tea tradition, Seamless city transport links
Panoramic Yarra River views, Indoor heated lap pool
Floor-to-ceiling Yarra River views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Yarra River and Gas Brigades views, Heated rooftop swimming pool
Iconic sporting precinct views, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Dedicated tour and ticket desk, Central Little Bourke Street base
Heated rooftop lap pool, Box Hill dining precinct access
Distrikt Press Cafe and Bar, Southbank riverside identity
V Spa wellness sanctuary, Modern 24-hour fitness center
Modern fitness studio, Bluestone-inspired urban retreat
Panoramic Melbourne skyline views, Underground cave-style swimming pool
Rooftop heated pool and Jacuzzi, Innovative dining at Harry's
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling vistas, State-of-the-art 24-hour fitness
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“I think Melbourne is by far and away the most interesting place in Australia.” - Peter Temple
Set on the banks of the Yarra River, Melbourne is Australia’s second largest city, the capital of the state of Victoria, and a regular in the list of the world’s most liveable cities. Home to a vibrant arts scene, iconic laneways, and gorgeous green spaces together with fabulous dining and sporting fever, a trip to Melbourne should surely feature on anyone’s bucket list. Accommodation options in Melbourne range from smart hotels to holiday apartments - choose your favourite and dig right into this magnificent city.
While Sydneysiders would likely beg to differ, most Aussies would agree that Melbourne is the cultural capital of Australia. Southbank, otherwise known as the Melbourne Arts Precinct, is a good place to start and is where you’ll find the likes of Arts Centre Melbourne and the National Gallery of Victoria. Just across the river on the corner of Flinders and Swanston Street, Federation Square is home to the Australian Centre for the Moving Image and the Ian Potter Centre. While these destinations are a must-see for culture vultures, lesser-known attractions can often hold equal appeal. Explore Melbourne’s laneways to discover hole-in-the-wall galleries and a stunning selection of street art; the latter is often best seen at Cocker Alley, Caledonian Lane, and Duckboard Place. If you want more of a culture fix, be sure to leave time to squeeze in a trip to the theatre. Choices include the Malthouse, Union House, and Le Mama.
Melbourne is something of a delight for foodies, with several of the city’s award-winning restaurants serving up everything from lunchtime specials to multi-course degustation menus. Of course, fine dining is not the only way to tantalise your taste buds here. Numerous cheap eats allow even the thriftiest of travellers to experience the city’s culinary scene. You’ll need something to wash your dinner down so you’ll be pleased to know that Melbourne is thought of as the coffee capital of Australia. The best baristas can often be found crafting their creations in Fitzroy and Balaclava. Fancy something stronger? Wine tours of the Yarra Valley are readily accessible from Melbourne. The best tour includes a trip on the Puffing Billy Steam Train although more adventurous types may like the hot air balloon option.
Shopping in Melbourne is not to be missed. Label junkies will want to head to the likes of Emporium Melbourne and the Bourke Street Mall where big brands and labels are the order of the day. Those seeking a more offbeat shopping experience can visit iconic destinations such as the Block Arcade and the Queen Victoria Markets, both found within the Melbourne CBD. Forgotten something? Melbourne Airport’s choice of shops includes a handful of great souvenir stores. Grab a little something for those back home and they need never know you forgot. If you’ve treated yourself to some smart new glad rags, you’ll be in search of venues to show them off. Enjoy live jazz in a swanky hotel bar or grab yourself a cocktail in one of the city’s many popular bars.
As magical as Melbourne is, you might want to take a breather now and then. You won’t need to stray far from the city centre to find a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle - Fitzroy and Flagstaff Gardens, Batman Park, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and the World Heritage-listed Carlton Gardens are all within easy reach. If you’re travelling with kids, you might want to head straight to the fun spots instead. Docklands Park at Victoria Harbour features an interactive playground while Caulfield Park, Bayview Park in Point Cook, and Bicentennial Park in Chelsea are home to several exciting slides. Willing to travel a little further afield for a dose of greenery? There are several national parks within a one to two-hour drive of the city. The most popular include the Point Nepean, Dandenong Ranges, and Brisbane Ranges National Parks.
Not content with being Australia’s cultural and coffee capital, Melbourne also stakes a claim to the title of the Sporting Capital of the World. Indeed, it’s nigh on impossible to visit Melbourne without catching a whiff of the locals’ enthusiasm for sports. From surfing to sailing and almost everything in between, there’s a sport for everyone here. Head to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (The G) between March and September to catch a game of Australian Rules Football or soak up a little post-Christmas cricketing action at the Boxing Day Test. Rugby fans will want to take a seat at AAMI Park while the annual Australian Open, held at Melbourne Park, draws in tennis supporters from across the world. Prefer taking part to spectating? Enjoy a round of golf on one of Melbourne’s many golf courses or don your swimsuit and head south to Phillip Island to learn to surf with the professionals.
Melbourne: From coffee to culture, it’s everyone’s kind of place.
June is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Melbourne, with typical prices around $139 per night based on 961 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Melbourne are usually highest during January, with typical prices around $195 per night.
Hotel prices in Melbourne usually range from $98 per night to $373 per night, with typical prices around $159 per night.
Hotel prices in Melbourne are typically lowest in June at around $139 per night, rising to around $195 per night in January.
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In Melbourne, you might want to check out The Victoria Hotel, Pegasus Apart'Hotel, Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne, Great Southern Hotel Melbourne. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Melbourne, you might want to explore Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne, Grand Hyatt Melbourne, Pan Pacific Melbourne, The Hotel Windsor. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Melbourne with your family, you could look at The Victoria Hotel, Pegasus Apart'Hotel, Great Southern Hotel Melbourne, Atlantis. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Hotel Indigo Melbourne On Flinders By Ihg, AC Hotel Melbourne Southbank, Holiday Inn Melbourne Bourke Street Mall By Ihg, Hotel Indigo Melbourne Little Collins By Ihg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Melbourne, check out Atlantis, Crown Promenade Melbourne, PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport, Oaks Melbourne on Collins Suites – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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