Hotels Melbourne close to Melbourne CBD

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    The Victoria Hotel

    3 Stars
    Indoor rooftop plunge pool, Mister Munro restaurant and bar
    from  $63
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  1. Mantra on Jolimont Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Panoramic Melbourne skyline views, Pre-booked secure parking
    from  $104
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  2. The Hotel Windsor

    5 Stars
    Famous Afternoon Tea tradition, Seamless city transport links
    from  $145
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  3. The Langham, Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Indoor pool with skyline views, Interactive dining at Melba Restaurant
    from  $270
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  4. Pullman Melbourne on the Park

    5 Stars
    Iconic sporting precinct views, Heated outdoor swimming pool
    from  $140
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  5. Stamford Plaza Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Rooftop heated pool and Jacuzzi, Innovative dining at Harry's
    from  $165
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  6. Grand Hyatt Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Panoramic Yarra River views, Sophisticated Ru-Co bar
    from  $242
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  7. Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Southbank By Ihg

    4 Stars
    On-site secure parking, In-room entertainment technology
    from  $123
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  8. Oaks Melbourne on Collins Suites

    4 Stars
    Exclusive level 19 rooftop studios, Outdoor rooftop plunge pool
    from  $125
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  9. Crown Towers Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Extensive full-service spa, Vibrant entertainment complex
    from  $227
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  10. Adina Melbourne Southbank

    4 Stars
    Panoramic city skyline views, Glass-enclosed indoor lap pool
    from  $116
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  11. Crown Promenade Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, The Deck leisure facilities
    from  $175
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  12. Crown Metropol Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Family-friendly aquatic facilities, Signature dining at Mr Hive
    from  $179
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  13. Mercure Melbourne City Centre

    4 Stars
    Dedicated tour and ticket desk, Central Little Bourke Street base
    from  $84
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  14. Novotel Melbourne on Collins

    4 Stars
    Indoor heated swimming pool, Lane Restaurant and Bar
    from  $176
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  15. Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Premier king rooms with views, Heated rooftop swimming pool
    from  $96
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    Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Scenic Yarra River views, European-inspired dining at Mr. Tompkins
    from  $115
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  16. Mercure Melbourne Southbank

    4 Stars
    Distrikt Press Cafe and Bar, Southbank riverside identity
    from  $117
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  17. Sofitel Melbourne On Collins

    5 Stars
    Sky-high panoramic city views, Sophisticated No35 dining
    from  $278
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  18. Milano Serviced Apartments

    4 Stars
    Indoor lap pool and heated spa, Full-size rooftop tennis court
    from  $103
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  19. Atlantis

    4 Stars
    Docklands and city views, Heated indoor lap pool
    from  $93
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  20. Oaks Melbourne On Market Hotel

    4 Stars
    Panoramic Yarra River views, Indoor heated lap pool
    from  $155
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    Arrow on Swanston

    3 Stars
    Outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
    from  $59
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  21. Vibe Hotel Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Floor-to-ceiling Yarra River views, Heated indoor swimming pool
    from  $127
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  22. Crowne Plaza Melbourne By Ihg

    4 Stars
    Yarra River and Gas Brigades views, Heated rooftop swimming pool
    from  $181
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  23. Mantra Southbank Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Heated indoor lap pool, Secure underground parking
    from  $152
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  24. Rydges Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Heated outdoor rooftop pool, Bossley Bar & Restaurant
    from  $129
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    City Centre Budget Hotel

    2 Stars
    Historic boutique budget concept, Sunny rooftop terrace
    from  $85
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    Pegasus Apart'Hotel

    4 Stars
    Heated indoor lap pool, Authentic Japanese dining at Don Don
    from  $114
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  25. CitiClub Hotel Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Lanai Bar & Restaurant, Convenient on-site parking
    from  $93
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    Great Southern Hotel Melbourne

    4 Stars
    Modern internal courtyard, Versatile family accommodations
    from  $89
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  26. Clocktower Apartment Hotel

    4 Stars
    Proximity to Melbourne attractions, Pet-friendly policy
    from  $82
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    Adina Melbourne on Flinders

    5 Stars
    Views of Yarra River and city skyline, Fitness center access
    from  $166
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  27. Park Hyatt Melbourne

    5 Stars
    Aquamarine indoor lap pool, Radii Restaurant and Bar
    from  $302
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  28. Travelodge Hotel Melbourne Docklands

    4 Stars
    Strategic Docklands transit hub, Modern lobby lounge and bar
    from  $94
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Melbourne CBD (Melbourne, Australia)

Welcome to Melbourne CBD!

As the state capital of Victoria and a major financial centre in the Asia-Pacific region, Melbourne’s sprawling Central Business District (CBD) is packed with sensational sights and amazing attractions. Characterised now by gleaming skyscrapers, flamboyant neighbourhoods and an infectious buzz, this vibrant - and vast - city centre is almost unrecognisable from the modest state capital it began life as back in 1835. The historic buildings are still here, but today they rub shoulders with the hip laneways, bustling markets, evocative trams, world-class hotels, epic eateries, glorious parks and iconic sports venues which help make it arguably Australia’s most diverse and ultimately most enjoyable CBD. Just be sure not to mention that to anyone from Sydney

Enjoy a Feast of Melbourne Attractions

A trip on the vintage City Circle Tram is easily the best way to get your bearings and work out what to do in Melbourne. Charming and free, these heritage trams go all around the city, stopping at virtually all of the CBD’s chief sights and attractions. When you’re ready to stretch your legs, head for the General Post Office, Parliament House and Old Treasury Building to get your history fix, then pick up a bargain or two at bustling Victoria Market. Cool cafes and atmospheric bars are waiting to be explored in Melbourne’s warren of uber-hip laneways, home also to the city’s best urban art and liveliest street performances. The scenic banks of the Yarra River and the tranquil beauty of the stunning Royal Botanical Gardens are fine places to head when a change of pace is needed, with the former offering opportunities to take in legendary sports venues like the Rod Laver Arena and the colossal Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Take Your Pick of Melbourne Hotels

With Melbourne accommodation options ranging from historic hotels, quirky lodgings and chic serviced apartments to trendy boutique hotels and luxe international chains, finding a suitable place to rest your head is a breeze. With its swanky decor, central location and stunning views, Crown Towers still retains the honour of being the city’s most luxurious hotel, although some would argue the views from Sofitel Melbourne on Collins - itself a strong candidate for the title - are even better. If refined old world charm is your bag then look no further than The Hotel Windsor, an opulent 19th-century grandee where the Constitution Of Australia was drafted in 1898. Hip boutique hotels like the Adelphi and snazzy serviced apartments such as Hotel Ovolo Laneways (with its free lolly bar in the lobby) offer a funkier vibe and put you in the heart of the city’s nightlife. Notel is hands down the quirkiest place to stay in Melbourne: if you’ve ever fancied staying in one of six 1970s Airstream campers that’ve been converted into chic boutique suites and set on a rooftop then this is the place to make it happen.

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