Melbourne CBD Hotels
You're guaranteed a good time in Melbourne, no matter when you visit. Australia's cultural capital is always ready to put on a show or event. Combined with world-class dining and a famous coffee scene, Melbourne will keep you coming back for more.
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As the beating heart of the Victorian capital, Melbourne’s CBD is an exciting place to stay. Best described as Australia’s cultural hub and events capital, there's always something to do or see in the city of Melbourne, from major sporting events to art exhibitions, world-class musicals and more. Plus, combined with stunning scenery and some of Australia’s most iconic attractions, it’s not hard to find a reason to visit Melbourne.
Ready to book your Melbourne CBD adventure, but wondering where to stay? Qantas Hotels allows you to choose from over 500,000 hotel and accommodation options worldwide, with a wide selection in the Melbourne CBD alone.
You’ll also earn 3 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Qantas Hotels. So whether it’s your first time to the Melbourne CBD or your fiftieth, let’s take a look at what you need to know about the Melbourne CBD and its hotels to make the most of your stay.
Places to see
What are the must-see attractions in the Melbourne CBD?
Federation Square: This plaza is where the city comes together to celebrate. Here a never-ending series of events are held in the shadows of abstract architecture.
Queen Victoria Market: A historic landmark that spans more than two city blocks, Queen Victoria Market is a feast for the senses and a dream destination for bargain hunters.
SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium: Home to over 10,000 animals, including everything from tropical fish to saltwater crocodiles, nature lovers will adore the city’s famous aquarium.
Old Melbourne Gaol: A building that housed many of Australia’s most notorious criminals, since its closure this jail has been turned into a macabre museum.
Find the right hotel
What are the best streets to stay on in the Melbourne CBD?
Little Bourke Street: A one-way street that runs east to west, Little Bourke Street carves a path almost directly through the centre of town. By staying at one of Little Bourke’s many hotels, you’ll be perfectly placed to both explore the rest of the city centre and to shop (Bourke Street Mall is just one street over).
Collins Street: A stay on Collins Street puts you in the centre of the action. The street stretches from Docklands in the west towards the chic East End, where you'll find designer boutiques and high-end dining. Major tram routes run all the way along the street, connecting you to the city's trendy eastern suburbs.
Flinders Street: Forming the southern border of the CBD, Flinders Street is home to Federation Square, SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, and the eponymous Flinders Street Station, which grants you easy access to the airport and Melbourne at large.
Spencer Street: Spencer Street is the western border of the city, and is home to Southern Cross Station – a major transport hub that forms the ideal launching pad for anyone looking to explore greater Melbourne. This street also looks over the revitalised Docklands region, home to Marvel Stadium.
A’Beckett Street: For those who want all the convenience of a city stay without the hustle and bustle, A’Beckett Street in the north of the CBD offers the perfect compromise. Quieter and more relaxed than some of the more famous streets, you’ll still be just a stone’s throw from such attractions as Queen Victoria Market and Flagstaff Gardens.
What are the Melbourne CBD’s best hotels for solo travellers?
Perfectly private and business friendly, these hotels also offer ample opportunities to socialise should you want them. Check out The Westin Melbourne, Mantra on Russell and Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders if you’re a solo traveller in Melbourne (and earn 3 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Qantas Hotels while you do it!)
What are the Melbourne CBD’s best hotels for couples?
Are you and your partner ready to use your Qantas Points to book your next getaway with Qantas Hotels? Romantic, secluded, luxurious; couples travelling to Melbourne could do far worse than experiencing the hospitality offered up by Adelphi Hotel, QT Melbourne and Stamford Plaza Melbourne.
What are the Melbourne CBD’s best hotels for families?
Heading to Melbourne with your tribe? Adina Apartment Hotel, Ovolo Laneways and Pegasus Apart’ Hotel are self-contained, family-friendly hotels that will ensure that you are warmly welcomed and entertained.
Location and views
What are the Melbourne CBD’s best hotels for location and views?
Melbourne is a gorgeous city, and you can enjoy it in all its glory if you choose to stay at Double Tree by Hilton, Sofitel Melbourne on Collins or Novotel Melbourne Central – hotels that boast both a central location and stunning views.
Amenities
What are the Melbourne CBD’s best hotels for amenities?
Are you after a hotel that you don’t really need to leave? Between parking, Wi-Fi, bars, pools, gyms and entertainment, the Grand Hyatt Melbourne, Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens and The Westin Melbourne provide an amazing in-house experience.
Getting around
What is the best way to get around the Melbourne CBD?
While it’s rather large, the best way to explore the Melbourne CBD is on foot. This way you’ll stumble across sights and experiences that you wouldn’t if you were taking transport from point to point. However when walking isn’t an option, try:
Public transport
The contactless myki (pronounced ‘Mikey’) card grants you access to Melbourne’s excellent public transport network of trams, trains and buses. Cards can be bought and topped up at most supermarkets, convenience stores and service stations.
Private transport
If you prefer private transport over public, rideshare apps are always the safest choice. Uber is available in Melbourne, or you can hail a local cab. Always ensure that taxis are legitimate before hopping in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
On average a 3-star hotel in the Melbourne CBD costs $110 per night, a 4-star costs $180 and a 5-star costs $320.
