Hotels in Melbourne CBD

Choosing a Hotel for Your Event

Staying inside the city grid puts visiting guests within reach of the theatres, Chinatown, the train stations and most of the celebrations held in town. The choices here run from an 1883 heritage hotel on Spring Street to a Spencer Street hotel built for crowds heading to the stadium.

Before you book, compare:

The Hotel Windsor, 111 Spring St: 180 heritage rooms and suites opposite Parliament House, plus a Grand Ballroom and ground-floor function rooms
Lancemore Crossley St., 51 Little Bourke St: a boutique hotel with art throughout, a lobby bar and a rooftop terrace with daybeds
Brady Hotel Central Melbourne, 30 Little La Trobe St: hotel rooms, studios and two-bedroom apartments sleeping four, from $139 per night
Atlantis Hotel, 300 Spencer St: 232 rooms opposite Southern Cross Station, with a 20-metre heated pool, a sauna and a gym
Family layouts: the Atlantis Family Suite has two bedrooms for two adults and two children, and the Windsor's two-queen rooms take a rollaway for a fifth guest

The Spring Street pair suit guests who want the Parliament end of town and the East End; Brady sits on the northern side near the State Library and Queen Victoria Market; the Atlantis works for anyone arriving on the airport bus or heading to a game.

Black-tie weddings: The Hotel Windsor's Grand Ballroom sits under stained-glass domes and seats 180 with room to dance, so the bridal party can stay in the same building
Theatre-night birthdays: Lancemore Crossley St. is under 200 metres from the Princess, Comedy and Her Majesty's theatres, with rooftop daybeds for a drink beforehand
Residential conferences: Atlantis Hotel can seat a 200-strong conference with catering organised by the hotel, under the same roof as the bedrooms
Big guest lists: Brady takes proposals for wedding and event groups of ten or more rooms, and Lancemore accepts group requests from wedding parties and work teams

Rooms, cars and getting about

Two bedrooms under one door: Lancemore's Two Bedroom Family Room links two rooms with a bathroom each, and its top-floor penthouse has two terraces facing Chinatown
Kitchens: Brady's studio apartments have kitchenettes, and its 80 m² executive apartment has a full kitchen with oven and full-size fridge
Parking: the Atlantis has spaces in the building, the Windsor offers valet, and Brady and Lancemore guests use nearby public car parks at validated rates
Trams at the door: the free City Circle tram stops outside the Windsor, trams pull up right outside Brady, and Lancemore is close to the Spring Street tram stop

Common Questions About Event Stays

Which hotel in the CBD has a pool?

Atlantis Hotel on Spencer Street has a 20-metre heated pool, a sauna and a gym. Lancemore Crossley St. has a small fitness room on level six, and Brady Hotel Central Melbourne has a cardio gym and a guest laundry.

Can children share a room with their parents?

At Atlantis Hotel, children 12 and under stay free in existing beds, and the Family Suite pairs a queen bedroom with a room of two singles. The Hotel Windsor has cribs on request, and its two-queen rooms take a rollaway for a fifth guest at extra cost.

Where can guests get breakfast before a morning ceremony?

Brady Hotel Central Melbourne has Little Charley Cafe on site for breakfast and brunch every day, and Atlantis Hotel runs a continental buffet breakfast each morning. Lancemore Crossley St. has a lobby bar for a quiet drink once the celebrations wind down.

Which CBD hotel is easiest for guests flying in?

The Atlantis faces Southern Cross Station, where the airport bus arrives, and The Hotel Windsor suggests Skybus to Southern Cross and then a tram or taxi. Lancemore Crossley St. can arrange airport transfers for a fee.

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