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Park Hyatt Melbourne â Hotel Review | CN Traveller (opens the original)
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First impressions?The smaller of Melbourne's two inner-city Hyatts also boasts more serene surrounds (it does, indeed, abut a park) and more generous guest rooms, plus the brand's usual upmarket touches. The roomsThe standard guest room is a cavernous 48 square meters (517 square feet) â purportedly the city's largest entry-level room â and is as well-appointed as many suites elsewhere. Marble bathtubs, Le Labo toiletries, and walk-in closets create a sense of indulgence that's rare in Austr
The Olsen, Melbourne, Australia Hotel Review (opens the original)
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This member of the hugely popular Art Series Hotels group pays homage to Australian painting titan John Olsen, whose distinctive work adorns every available bit of wall space. Lush amenities and an upmarket South Yarra location make it one of the city's most tempting boutique picks. At 224 guest rooms, this is the largest of the Art Series hotelsâbut well-trained staff prevent bottlenecks from forming in the lobby and restaurant. There's no confusion with "all-in-one" tablets for lights, TV, a
Zagameâs House â Hotel Review | CN Traveller (opens the original)
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Once a scruffy motel, Zagame's House has been reborn as a character-filled boutique property that expertly mixes creature comforts and urban vibes. Straddling the border of the city centre and Little Italy, the art-strewn hotel attracts an in-the-know crowd that appreciates smart design and proximity to great pizza. Brothers and Melbourne hospitality heavyweights Victor and Robert Zagame have owned this hotel for decades but only decided to upgrade it in 2019. The top-to-toe renovation â which
The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne â Hotel Review | CN Traveller (opens the original)
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When booking a stay down under, why not go to the very top? The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne, is Australiaâs tallest hotel, housed in the top 17 floors of an 80-story building. The property's unprecedented vantage point envelops guests in panoramic views of the city and the ocean lapping at Port Phillip Bay. If you find the views hard to pull away from, in-house restaurant Atria, helmed by renowned chef Michael Greenlaw, serves a seasonal five-course tasting menu for dinner showcasing modern Austra
The Royce Hotel Review (opens the original)
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The unashamedly upmarket Royce is a true class act, with plush rooms, perfectly pitched service, and a bar/lounge youâll never want to leave. Situated on busy St Kilda Road, just south of the Central Business District (CBD), the property is relatively unassuming from the street. But step inside, and youâll feel the rarefied ambience immediately. Hotel guests are old-money types, sporting cashmere sweaters and designer sneakers, while the Showroom Bar attracts well-groomed locals partial to c
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