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How to Get From Sydney to Melbourne? 4 Ways Explained
Travelling directly between Australia's two largest and most popular cities, Sydney and Melbourne? There are several different ways you can go about it, from booking a direct flight between the two cities to planning an epic road trip along the coast. In this article, we'll look at all of the different methods of moving between the two cities, how much it costs, and all the logistical information you need for your journey.
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Sydney to Melbourne: How to Get There? 4 Ways Compared
Transport Mode | Travel Time | Estimated Cost (AUD) | Best For |
~1.5 hours | $70 – $250+ | Speed. The fastest and easiest option for most travellers. | |
Train | ~11 hours | $80 – $130 | Slow travel. The countryside without the driving, and no need to watch the road. |
Bus | ~12–13 hours | $70 – $135 | Budget. The cheapest option, and an overnight service saves a night's accommodation. |
9 hours direct (Hume) / 3–5 days (coastal) | $200 – $300+ (fuel + car hire) | Adventure. For anyone who wants to explore Australia’s coastal towns and beaches. |
For most people, the easiest way to get to Melbourne from Sydney is to fly. It’s fast, and surprisingly good value once you’ve considered losing a day to travel on the road or rails. But life is meant to be lived, and a road trip from Sydney to Melbourne is the one I’d argue hardest for if you’ve got some extra time to play with, as you’ll discover plenty of beautiful spots along the way.
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Flying from Sydney to Melbourne: The Fastest Way
The flight from Sydney to Melbourne takes about 1 hour 35 minutes. This is actually one of the busiest routes in the world, with about 60 or so departures a day to choose from, so you can leave when you like.
All flights from Sydney will depart from either Terminal 2 or Terminal 3 at Sydney Airport.
Which Airport in Melbourne Is Closer to the City?
For your arrival into Melbourne, there are actually two different airports: Melbourne Airport at Tullamarine (MEL) and Avalon Airport (AVV).
Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine - MEL) is the one you want. It's about 20 km from the centre and handles most flights. Avalon looks cheaper on paper, but it's 55 km out, so a bargain fare into AVV can lose its shine once you're paying to get into town.
How to Get to Sydney Airport from the City Centre?
Getting out to the Sydney Airport from the city centre is easy; unlike Melbourne, there's a train straight to the terminals.
Mode | Duration | Cost (AUD) | Best For |
Airport Link (train) | ~13 min | ~$19 – $23 | Speed. Runs from Central, bypasses traffic. |
Rideshare (Uber/Didi) | 20–30 min | $35 – $55 | Door to door. Splits well for 3 to 4 people. |
Taxi | 20–30 min | $45 – $60 | Convenience, no app needed. |
Public bus + train | 45–60 min | ~$4 – $6 | Budget. Avoids the airport station access fee, although there you'll have to transfer. |
How to Get to Melbourne City Centre from the Airport?
The best option from getting to the city centre from Melbourne Airport is the SkyBus. Melbourne, unfortunately, still doesn’t have a train to the airport.
Melbourne Airport (MEL) SkyBus Express Ticket
4.8/5
93 reviewsAfter leaving the airport, you can walk to the bus into the city. It's not hard to find, but it's a good idea to buy your ticket online beforehand. Just scan the QR code with the staff before boarding the bus.
Melbourne SkyBus City Express Airport Transfer
4.8/5
167 reviewsI didn't have to wait. I arrived and immediately boarded the bus. They quickly took me to the airport.
Mode | Duration | Cost (AUD) | Best For |
30–45 min | ~$24 | Solo travellers and couples. Frequent and reliable. | |
Uber / Didi | 25–40 min | $55 – $75 | Door to door. Splits well for 2–3 people. |
Public transport | 60–90 min | ~$5.70 | Budget option, but you’ll need a Myki card and to transfer. |
Private transfer | 25–40 min | $90+ | Families or groups. A driver meets you, no fuss. |
How to Get to Melbourne from Sydney | Road Trip
There are two different routes you can take in the car from Sydney to Melbourne, each wildly different from one another.
Sydney to Melbourne on the Hume Highway
The quickest way from Sydney to Melbourne is to drive straight down the Hume Highway (M31), which is 878km long and roughly a 9-hour drive. I’ve done the drive many times (starting from my home in Canberra), and as far as long drives go in Australia, it’s nice and easy, with plenty of rest stops and service stations along the route for a break. And while there are some nice stretches, it’s not a route that will win a beauty contest.
I’ve always done it in one day, although that's coming to and from Canberra. My sister with her kids driving from Melbourne split the drive up with an overnight stay at Albury-Wodonga, a sensible option on the border between NSW and Victoria. I als
Sydney to Melbourne Coastal Drive
The other option is to drive along the east coast, which feels like a completely different world altogether. The Princes Highway (A1) and the Grand Pacific Drive run about 1,040 km down the New South Wales south coast and into Victoria. It's single lane each way for much of it, so not nearly as fast as driving along the Hume. But that’s the point, as you’ll probably want to stop at a few places along the way to explore. You could easily fill three to five days along this route, exploring a stunning stretch of Australian coast.
Heading south out of Sydney, your potential road trip could look something like this:
Sydney → Royal National Park → Sea Cliff Bridge (Grand Pacific Drive) → Wollongong → Kiama → Jervis Bay → Batemans Bay → Narooma → Merimbula & Eden (Sapphire Coast) → cross into Victoria → Lakes Entrance → Wilsons Promontory → Melbourne.
Five days is the sweet spot if you want the beaches and the odd national park without spending the whole time behind the wheel.
I did a section of the drive from Sydney to Batemans Bay a few years ago with a friend visiting from overseas, and we both loved it. Jervis Bay was a highlight, as was Kiama for its blowhole. I’ve also made plenty of stops at Lakes Entrance before, a nice little town to spend a night on the coast.
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How to Get to Melbourne from Sydney by Train
Taking the train from Sydney to Melbourne is a comfortable experience, but not a high-speed journey by any means. It runs from Sydney's Central Station to Southern Cross in Melbourne in around 11 hours on average, twice a day, on a day service and an overnight one.
You get Economy and First Class seating, a buffet car, and sleeper cabins on the night train. The overnight service is the smart pick if you'd rather not lose a day, and it saves you a night's accommodation in either Sydney or Melbourne.
Australians are less than enthusiastic about their rail system, especially when compared to the high-speed options available in Europe and Asia. But as a visitor, it’s a nice choice if you want to watch the rural scenery unfold outside the window without the pressure of driving yourself. In my opinion, it’s also the best option if you want to get a sense of the scale of Australia.
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How to Get to Melbourne from Sydney by Bus
If you're travelling Australia on a budget, getting the bus from Sydney to Melbourne is the way to go. It’s a favourite with backpackers who just want to move between cities and anyone happy to travel overnight to skip a hotel bill.
Sydney to Melbourne by Bus: Overview
Feature | Details |
Primary operator | Greyhound Australia (Firefly Express and FlixBus also run the route) |
Duration | 12 to 13.5 hours |
Estimated cost | $70 to $135 AUD (cheaper booked in advance) |
Departure point | Central Station coach terminal (Sydney CBD) |
Arrival point | Southern Cross Station (Melbourne CBD) |
Why Choose the Bus?
- It’s the cheapest option. Catching the bus is consistently the lowest fare, unless you get a really good deal on a flight. But even then, you’ll have to factor in the cost of travelling to and from the airports.
- You can save money on a hotel. There are buses that make the journey overnight. I’ve taken one, and found that I slept pretty well thanks to the comfortable seats designed for long-haul travel.
- Decent amenities. The buses nowadays will have Wi-Fi, USB charging at the seat, reclining seats and an onboard toilet.
- Leg stretches. Buses stop at regional hubs like Albury or Canberra, so you're not stuck in the seat the whole way. Always nice to be able to hop out, grab a drink, and stretch your legs before continuing.
Melbourne Hotels
5 star
Very Good320 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.59km from downtown
The hotel's location is pretty good. The one-day tour I booked met right outside the Windsor Hotel, which was only a few minutes' walk away. Both Red Apple and Green Apple supermarkets are within walking distance, and Chinatown isn't far either, making evenings very lively. The hotel facilities are admittedly a bit old, but the hygiene is decent. Breakfast is just okay, but it's filling, and surprisingly, they even offered congee. When checking out, since I paid a cash deposit, I had to wait a while for them to inspect the room before I could get my money back and leave. After the room check, I realized I'd left a piece of clothing in the room. The staff brought it down for me, neatly folded and presented it with both hands, which I really appreciated!FromPHP 7,253
Great508 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.59km from downtown
The hotel is a bit old, but its location is a big plus – super convenient for shopping! The bed was comfy and soft, and the in-room facilities were well-equipped. No one offered to help with luggage, and the hotel has two entrances, but the staff didn't tell me which one was easier for catching a ride. When I came back by taxi, they didn't open the door for me, but when my friends dropped me off, they were very enthusiastic, opened the car door, and greeted us!FromPHP 12,711
Great257 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.62km from downtown
Stayed here with a friend and had a wonderful experience. The hotel is in a great location with easy access to many places around the area. The staff were very welcoming, friendly, and always helpful throughout our stay. They made us feel comfortable and well taken care of. Overall, a pleasant stay and we would happily come back again.FromPHP 9,139
Great554 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.96km from downtown
Located about 10 min walk away from convention center. The tram is just around the corner. Clean room. Comfortable bed and pillow. Limited channels on TV but OK... Breakfast was great and enough variety. Service was excellent. I arrived early in the morning and the staff allowed an early check in, my room was ready at about noon and they informed me via email. I left on a midnight flight, when I collected my luggage from the hotel at around 7pm, the staff Mr Ady suggested that I could take a shower on Level 5 gym before heading to the airport. Truly appreciate this suggestion as it has been a long day of work. Excellent service. Highly recommended.FromPHP 9,595
Very Good185 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.71km from downtown
The room was very spacious, and the location was excellent, right in the city center. It was convenient to get everywhere; the train station, state library, and other attractions were all within about a 10-minute walk. There were also plenty of great food options nearby, but the facilities were relatively old.FromPHP 11,790
Business travel
Great580 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.35km from downtown
Had a great stay at ibis Melbourne Central. The location is excellent, with many attractions, restaurants, and public transport options within walking distance. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, it offered great value for money and made exploring Melbourne very convenient. I would happily stay here again on my next visit.FromPHP 3,936
Very Good518 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.74km from downtown
Overall, not a bad hotel. The location is very convenient; all major city attractions are within walking distance. Everything is clean, the reception/foyer areas are pleasant, and there's a cozy lounge in front of the cafe entrance where you can read a book or just pass the time if housekeeping is cleaning your room. The housekeepers are Chinese women, and there were no complaints about the cleaning. It was nice that they changed the bed linen every 2-3 days without us having to ask. The room is certainly very small, but it's perfectly fine for one person, especially if you're there for sightseeing rather than spending time in the room. The miniature window overlooks a wall with AC units and oddly only opened to a 15-centimeter gap at the bottom. Holes in the window screen (mine had a torn screen on this small window) would be a problem in the summer, but no bugs will fly in during a winter month. The room renovation is relatively recent. There's a nice backlight above the headboard. The duvet covers are the same as in Africa, by the way – two regular sheets on either side of the duvet. In the shower, it's inconvenient that there's no handheld showerhead, only an overhead rain shower. There are no toothbrushes with paste or hair conditioner, so keep that in mind. What is provided: shower gel, hairdryer, ironing board with iron, wall-mounted air conditioner, TV, refrigerator, kettle, and everything works perfectly. Bottled water isn't provided because there's no point: the water in Australia is very clean, and everyone drinks tap water. Regarding breakfast: in the 16 days I spent at this hotel, the menu never changed. What you see in my photos here is what was in the cafe every day, the same items in the same spots. The staff is very friendly and always ready to help.FromPHP 3,399
Very Good420 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.54km from downtown
My stay at Brady Hotel Central Melbourne was absolutely fantastic! The biggest highlight has to be its superb location – incredibly close to the subway entrance, making it super easy to get around. For foodies like me, it was even better: the hotel is surrounded by all sorts of restaurants and eateries. There's so much variety, and you don't even have to go far to find great food. The room itself was very comfortable, and the overall facilities and service were top-notch. It's rare to find a hotel in Melbourne with such convenient transport links and amazing food options nearby. It offers excellent value for money, and I highly recommend it!FromPHP 5,640
Very Good178 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.23km from downtown
We recently stayed at Novotel Melbourne on Little Collins, and overall had a comfortable and convenient experience.
The biggest highlight is definitely the excellent location in the heart of Melbourne CBD. It’s very easy to get around, with plenty of shopping, dining, and attractions within walking distance.
We arrived earlier than check-in time, and the staff kindly allowed us to store our luggage, which made things much easier. We were also offered a discounted breakfast option during check-in, which was a nice touch. The gym facilities were well-maintained, and we enjoyed using them during our stay.
The room was a bit more compact compared to other hotels we stayed at during this trip, but still clean and functional. Although we had requested a higher floor, we were assigned a lower-level room, which currently faces some construction.
One thing to note is that the lift system can be slightly inconvenient, as the reception is on Level 3 and requires a transfer between lifts. There were also a few instances where the lift didn’t respond as expected. Additionally, there isn’t a self-service laundry facility available.
Overall, despite a few minor inconveniences, we enjoyed our stay—especially because of the prime location and helpful service.FromPHP 7,672
Very Good83 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.19km from downtown
Not a bad stay at this hotel, which was conveniently located near Myers and the walking street. Its a good no frill hotel with a friendly help desk. The only issue we had was finding a place for our car for parking nearby. We could only parking at Docklands as it had cheaper daily rates. The views of the Yarra river and the public library were amazing!FromPHP 5,011
Family friendly
Very Good408 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|1km from downtown
This hotel is perfectly located if arriving into Melbourne on the train from Sydney. The hotel let me check in early at no extra charge. I found the staff to be cheerful, pleasant and very helpful. The room was spacious and very clean. The coffee and tea facilities were in the room but hidden in the cupboard next to the fridge and the drinking glasses were stored in the fridge! (Never seen that done before). The swimming pool was a nice added bonus and breakfast, although very basic, was adequate. [I only stayed one night, any longer that breakfast would certainly be classed as extremely boring!😜]. I did enjoy my stay and for one or two nights would definitely stay there again.FromPHP 4,866
Amazing14 Reviews
Carlton|0.34km from downtown
The hotel is newly renovated and the rooms are clean and tidy. It's located right next to the University of Melbourne campus, with a tram stop directly outside. It's a quick 5-minute tram ride to Chinatown and the city center, or a pleasant 20-minute walk.FromPHP 6,761
Very Good320 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.19km from downtown
The rooms were very clean and beds were huge! Very comfortable and the place was convenient and very central. The only issue we had was locating the hotel. We had problems finding it as the GPS could not get us to it. However, we were very grateful that Ayden who worked at the Concierge - offered and took the initiative to walk with us and guide us from where we parked our car which was a 10min walk away, to drive our luggage to the hotel lobby. We are thankful for such great and wonderful service!FromPHP 7,298
Very Good205 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.88km from downtown
A historic hotel. The room we booked was large and had a vintage feel to it; we stayed for four nights.
Every staff member we encountered from the moment we walked in was very polite. Room service was also very quick.
The only downside was that the two cleanings during our stay were not very thorough: only the bathroom towels and trash bags were replaced, but the bathroom floor wasn't cleaned, and the sheets weren't changed.
One evening, there was also a sudden power outage in the neighborhood, and our room was plunged into darkness instantly. We had to feel our way downstairs in the dark—it would have been better if the hotel had offered some form of compensation.FromPHP 6,333
Great163 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.34km from downtown
The location is excellent, within walking distance to the Royal Arcade, State Library, Flinders Street Station, and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Plus, tours pick up just 500 meters from the hotel, which is super convenient. The Hilton's interior is exquisite. We got a great deal during the off-peak season, though the price was a bit higher during our stay due to Melbourne's carnival and racing events. Some toiletries aren't provided, but you can always ask the front desk. Daily housekeeping was spotless.FromPHP 9,631
Hot spring
Very Good384 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.37km from downtown
Need to check in on the 2nd floor.
Location: It's on a very narrow street with a small sign, but it's close to Chinatown which is quite convenient. Downstairs, there's a Chinese noodle restaurant that accepts WeChat Pay, and also a cafe.
Cleanliness: Overall, it's quite new. There are no toothbrushes or slippers, and the room isn't big, but it's fine for one person. It's cleaned daily.
The sink, toilet, and shower are all separate. There's a kettle, but no bottled water; you need to go to the 2nd floor to get water.
I stayed on the 24th floor, the elevator is fast, and the night view from the window is nice.FromPHP 6,460
Very Good116 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.66km from downtown
The hotel was well-located and the staff were friendly, so overall we had a pleasant stay.
However, there were a few disappointing points. We booked a family room for six people for three nights, but we were actually given adjacent connecting rooms.
Also, the connecting room's key was not unlocked, so we had to ask someone to open it for us after we entered.
Amenities were not provided for the number of guests, so we had to ask for more.
No extra water or other amenities were provided on the second or third night, and trash had not been disposed of.FromPHP 10,797
Great182 Reviews
Melbourne|1.12km from downtown
I stayed at the Park Hyatt Melbourne on my solo trip and was very satisfied with the overall experience. The room was spacious and quiet, and the housekeeping was meticulous. The bedding was comfortable, leading to a great night's sleep. The hotel environment is elegant, and the location is quite convenient, with a luxurious ambiance throughout. The staff were professional and polite; both check-in and check-out were very smooth. The facilities are well-maintained, making for a relaxing stay. It exceeded my expectations overall, and I'll definitely prioritize staying here again next time I'm in Melbourne.FromPHP 15,043
Very Good439 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.78km from downtown
The hotel is conveniently located very close to Southern Cross Station, just a few minutes' walk from where the SkyBus drops you off. The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were friendly. There's a Coles supermarket and a McDonald's nearby, plus a food street in the vicinity. It's also incredibly convenient for public transport, with tram stops for routes 30, 35, 86, and 96 all within easy reach.FromPHP 3,235
Very Good399 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.47km from downtown
Good location right opposite Flinders Street Station and on the free tram line, spacious rooms and lots of bathrooms available, friendly staff and lots of free activities to get involved in which was a good way to meet people. Lift to all floors and staff on site 24 hours.
Rooms and bathrooms didn’t seem to be cleaned much however, showers had hair in the drain the whole time, and general mess on bedroom floors not ever hoovered up in the 5 days I was there. My bed had a broken USB port however there were two sockets available, and the storage shelf would not shut as the latch was broken - I was offered a lock to purchase to shut this.FromPHP 1,257
Gym
Very Good175 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.46km from downtown
The apartments are good but dirty. The staff smiles to guests but don’t solve problems. First, when I arrived to the hotel it was early, their check in is after 3pm. The guy at the reception offered me to complete paperwork for check in. He also said that I can go for a walk and they will contact me once the room is ready. I gave him my Australian number but I never got a call. When I came back around 3:30pm the room key was ready for me, but why couldn’t they call me as promised? Second, the room was dirty especially bath tub (see photos). It had hair and skin of previous guests there- it seems they don’t really clean it. Second, next day morning I asked for packed breakfast because I went for a tour but the lady continued asking me why I need it and whether I want to check out one day early, why?.. third, the internet password did not work, so I went to reception and asked them to fix the problem. A lady took my phone and fixed it but instead solving the password issue she just reconnected using different option but she didn’t tell it to me . When I went back to my room it appeared that I still cannot connect my laptop so I had to go to the reception again. If the hotel staff know ls about Internet problem why not to fix it for everyone? Finally, they ask guests to clean their rooms before leaving otherwise cleaning charge will be applied. This is nonsense!FromPHP 6,333
Very Good664 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.55km from downtown
We stayed here for 6 nights during our honeymoon, and it was truly a memorable stay.
One thing we really appreciated was that we arrived at the hotel quite early, at around 1:00 PM, and the front desk kindly allowed us to check in early. After a long flight, being able to settle into our room and have a rest before exploring the city meant so much to us. We were genuinely grateful for this thoughtful gesture.
The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Melbourne CBD. Chinatown is directly across the road, and there are plenty of restaurants, supermarkets, cafés, and tram stops nearby. Most of Melbourne’s attractions are within walking distance or just a short tram ride away, making it an ideal base for exploring the city.
Our room on the 15th floor was spacious, modern, clean, and very comfortable. We especially loved having a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, and cooking utensils. Staying for six nights, it was wonderful to cook a few meals ourselves instead of eating out every day. It made us feel less like tourists and more like locals.
Every evening after a full day of sightseeing, returning to our room on the 15th floor felt like coming home. It became a place where we could truly relax and unwind. By the last day, packing our luggage was unexpectedly emotional because we had grown so attached to the hotel and simply didn’t want to leave.
There was a small issue with the parking during our stay, and although it wasn’t handled perfectly at first, it was eventually resolved and did not affect our holiday. We also found that the service experience varied between staff members. A few employees appeared less friendly, while others were genuinely warm, professional, and always greeted us with a smile. Their kindness made us feel very welcome.
Overall, the excellent location, spacious room, home-like atmosphere, and the convenience of having a kitchen made this one of the most enjoyable hotel stays we’ve had. The few minor issues were far outweighed by the positive experience.
Thank you to the team for making our honeymoon even more special. We would definitely stay here again when we return to Melbourne, and we highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay. ❤️FromPHP 7,453
Great250 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.46km from downtown
Stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton Melbourne – Flinders Street for a short city break. The location is excellent, directly opposite Flinders Street Station and within easy walking distance of Federation Square, the Yarra River, restaurants and Melbourne's laneways.
The hotel itself is functional rather than impressive. It appears to be a converted office building, which means the layout is a little different from purpose-built hotels and there are no particularly memorable views despite the prime location. The room was comfortable enough, but the finishes and fixtures lacked the polished feel I've experienced at other DoubleTree properties. Business travellers looking for a more premium or contemporary fit-out may find it falls short of expectations.
During our stay there was an issue with our baggage, however the staff handled the situation professionally, resolved the problem and provided complimentary drink vouchers as a goodwill gesture, which was appreciated.
One disappointment was that the gym was closed during our stay, as this is a facility I normally like to use when travelling.
Overall, the hotel's strongest selling point is its outstanding location. It works well as a tourist base for exploring Melbourne, but business travellers who prioritise hotel facilities, room finishes and a more modern feel may prefer some of the newer hotels in the CBD.FromPHP 7,663
Very Good429 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.27km from downtown
The location is fantastic, right next to Central Station, and all major shopping malls are within walking distance. The room facing the road was a bit noisy, but the other one was fine. The kitchen is well-equipped with basic necessities; we brought our own seasonings. There's also a laundry room, but I couldn't find any detergent, so I popped down to the Chinese supermarket downstairs to buy some laundry pods, which was convenient. Great value for money!FromPHP 6,269
Very Good123 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.54km from downtown
I stayed here for two nights, and the Ctrip price for this hotel was significantly lower than on other platforms. For the same price, other hotels weren't as new. Comparing them, this hotel is ideal, from its location to its rooms. The hotel also has USB ports on its outlets.
From a distance while walking along the river, you can easily spot the 'vibe' blue letters on the building, making it easy to find your way back. There's a path right outside the entrance that crosses the river. The Urban Rooms are located on floors below the sixth floor. If you want a view, you should opt for a River View Room on the sixth floor or higher.
Just a heads-up: they don't provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, so remember to bring your own.FromPHP 5,904
Swimming pool
Very Good139 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.83km from downtown
This hotel deserves a five-star review! I wish I had stayed at the Sheraton for my entire trip to Melbourne. It's in the city center, which is incredibly convenient, and even late at night, around 8-9 PM, there are still plenty of people around, making it feel very safe. When I checked in, there was a Chinese-speaking staff member available. Although the person who actually checked me in was of Indian descent, a Chinese colleague came over to make sure everything was alright before leaving. They even offered me a complimentary glass of champagne! The hotel room was spacious and clean, definitely the best I've stayed in during my past two weeks in Sydney and Melbourne. It certainly lived up to expectations!
Right outside the hotel, there's a Rolex store, and if you walk down the street, you'll find the Town Hall and a church. There are plenty of options for dining, entertainment, and shopping. It's also not far from Australia's famous WWL? Or was it WWs?FromPHP 11,435
Good55 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.9km from downtown
The hotel is clean and very busy during the morning time. Dont say about the reception area because it just too crowded. The fact that they provide luggage storage before check in also very helpful for us. The only cons is the hotel is too busy and full with people, there were people open/close the door non stop for 10minutes with loud voices in front of our room around 5pm.FromPHP 6,351
Very Good0 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Docklands|0.82km from downtown
Melbourne Stays Apartments provides flawless service and all the necessary facilities for visitors.To facilitate your arrival and departure, you can pre-book airport transfer services prior to checking in.When arriving by car, you'll be grateful for the on-site complimentary parking at apartment. The apartment offers reception assistance, including express check-in or check-out, to ensure guest satisfaction. Whether you're here for an extended stay or simply require fresh garments, the apartment ensures your cherished travel attire remains spotless and accessible with the convenience of dry cleaning service located on the premises. The apartment's daily housekeeping ensures an excellent option for your stay. Visitors staying at Melbourne Stays Apartments have the option to receive groceries in their room for meal preparation, courtesy of the unique service provided by the apartment. Throughout the day, engage in the entertaining activities available at Melbourne Stays Apartments.Unwind and conclude each day delightfully by stopping by hot tub, steam room, spa and sauna, ensuring a soothing experience. Unwind by the pool at apartment and cherish a leisurely moment.Guests who enjoy maintaining their fitness regimen while on holiday can visit the fitness center provided by apartment.Outstanding1 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.95km from downtown
Location was excellent with tram stops within a few minutes walk. Kevin was very helpful and responsive with any questions we had.FromPHP 14,433
2 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Southbank|0.71km from downtown
Near to CBD with around 10 mins to the free train zone. A big supermarket downstairs which is convenient. A bit difficult to get a car park place during weekend. The town could be a bit cleanerFromPHP 4,082
Breakfast
Good311 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.2km from downtown
recently stayed at ibis budget Melbourne CBD from May 12 to May 18. The location was very convenient, close to shops, restaurants, and public transport, making it easy to explore the city. The staff were friendly and helpful during my stay. The room was simple and clean, suitable for travelers looking for an affordable place in the CBD.
Some areas could be improved, such as room space and soundproofing, but overall it was a comfortable and budget-friendly experience. I appreciate the hospitality and would consider staying again for a short trip to MelbourneFromPHP 3,399
Amazing115 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.84km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, with a free tram stop right outside. The front desk staff were very helpful and answered all my questions. They don't provide combs in the room, but you can ask the front desk for one. The other toiletries were great, and I especially liked the variety of tea bags. They also offer free evening sleep tea bags, and for two nights, they even left small chocolates on my bedside table! Housekeeping was prompt. I didn't get a chance to try the hotel's 35th-floor restaurant this time, but maybe next time!FromPHP 13,367
Very Good451 Reviews
Melbourne Central Business District Melbourne|0.74km from downtown
Our stay was fantastic, far exceeding our expectations. The location is incredibly convenient, just a few hundred meters from Southern Cross Station, making it a short walk away. The front desk staff, both the men and women, were very friendly and provided excellent service. Our fellow travelers from various countries were also polite and pleasant to be around.FromPHP 1,185
Very Good121 Reviews
St Kilda Road Melbourne|3.82km from downtown
I was pleasantly surprised by my stay here. It's about a 20-minute tram ride from Melbourne city center (which isn't too far, but the tram is quite slow), then a 3-5 minute walk. The area is very quiet. The double room was very spacious, I'd estimate around 30 square meters. Even with two beds, there was still plenty of extra space. There's a walk-in closet-like area connecting to the bathroom (which is relatively small). The fridge is tucked away in a cabinet. All toiletries were provided except for a toothbrush and toothpaste. For Melbourne, where space is at a premium, this location and room size at only 500 RMB a night is a fantastic deal. I had to pay a 100 AUD deposit upon check-in, which was refunded on the day of check-out.FromPHP 6,269
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St Kilda Road Melbourne|3.97km from downtown
It's about 20 minutes' drive from the city center. There are many trams available, so the transportation is quite convenient. The room is quite clean, the space is large, and the environment is quiet. Some rooms have washing machines and simple cooking utensils, making it convenient for long-term stays. Unfortunately, there are no large shopping malls nearby. For shopping and dining, you have to go to the city center or distant towns.FAQs about Sydney to Melbourne
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