Top Hotels in Melbourne
Explore Melbourne with stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD ★★★★
Yehs is the cheapest way to stay in the CBD, a few minutes from Southern Cross Station and its SkyBus airport shuttle.
YHA Melbourne Central ★★
A hostel on Flinders Street in central Melbourne, within a five-minute walk of Collins Street and the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, with a bar, a cafe and a terrace.
Brady Hotels Central Melbourne ★★★★
A four-star hotel on Little La Trobe Street in central Melbourne, steps from the State Library of Victoria and within a five-minute walk of RMIT University, with a restaurant, a fitness room and public parking.
Comfort Apartments Melbourne Central ★★★★
A four-star apartment hotel on Lonsdale Street in central Melbourne, steps from the Princess Theatre and within a ten-minute walk of Collins Street, with a library, public parking and luggage storage.
The Hotel Windsor ★★★★★
A five-star historic hotel on Spring Street at the Paris end of Melbourne's CBD, within a 15-minute walk of Collins Street and Bourke Street Mall, with a restaurant, a bar and meeting rooms.
YTI Garden Hotel ★★★
A three-star hotel on Little Bourke Street in central Melbourne, four minutes on foot from Melbourne Central and six minutes from Collins Street, with guest laundry, Wi-Fi and taxi booking service.
The Standardx, Melbourne ★★★★
A four-star lifestyle hotel on Rose Street in Fitzroy, a suburb where art, fashion, nightlife and food culture meet, with two restaurants, a bar, a cafe and luggage storage.
City Centre Budget Hotel ★★
Simple and cheap, this CBD stay is a few minutes from Parliament Station and Chinatown.
Brady Apartment Hotel Hardware Lane ★★★★
A four-star aparthotel on Lonsdale Street in central Melbourne, three minutes on foot from Melbourne Central and seven minutes from Collins Street, with a fitness room and luggage storage.
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A sheep graziers warning has been issued for Saturday across parts of the Central forecast district, including Melbourne, as well as West and South Gippsland, North Central, North East, South West, and East Gippsland. Cold temperatures, showers and southwesterly winds are expected, creating a risk of losses for exposed lambs and sheep.
Choose the Perfect Melbourne Stay for Your Travel Needs
Imagine Lighthouse
Stylish accommodation in Khon Kaen featuring modern Thai-inspired design, an outdoor pool, and a fitness centre. Offers an on-site restaurant and convenient access to local markets and shopping areas.
Hyde Melbourne Place by Accor
"Beautifully designed but not practical(especially the watertap/vanity)"
Novotel St Kilda
"I am a local and went here on a Friday might for dinner. The food and cocktails were great and the foyer area is lovely. Glad to have this dining and drinking option so close to home! ."
Together Co-Living Melbourne
Nestled in the trendy northern suburb of Preston, Together Co-Living offers a unique, all-inclusive lifestyle experience. It features fully furnished studios, a heated outdoor pool, a gym, and a massive co-working space. It’s the perfect choice for digital nomads or long-term visitors looking for a built-in community.
Crown Towers Melbourne
As the pinnacle of Australian luxury, this world-class hotel delivers lavish rooms, an award-winning spa, and unparalleled views over the city skyline and Port Phillip Bay.
1 Hotel Melbourne
Opened in 2025, this is Melbourne's newest five star hotel, and both the CBD and Southern Cross Station are within walking distance.
The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne
"The best hotel in Melbourne! The rooms are comfortable and stylish, and the sky pool is amazing."
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
Set in the heart of Melbourne's vibrant CBD, Grand Hyatt Melbourne combines spacious modern luxury with unmatched proximity to top shopping, cultural landmarks, and famous laneway dining.
Mantra Melbourne Airport
The ultimate choice for convenience, Mantra is located just 4 minutes from the terminals. Recently refurbished, it features modern executive studios, a heated lap pool, and a 24-hour shuttle. It is also a short walk from URBNSURF, making it a unique stay for travellers wanting to catch some waves before a flight.
Pegasus Apart'Hotel
Pegasus Apart'Hotel features modern self-contained suites in the heart of Melbourne, placing guests just a short walk from vibrant shopping precincts, dining, and free tram zones.
Best Western Plus the Tudor-Box Hill
We were upgraded for free, reception staff were very lovely and happy to help. Even with the census forms. 2nd time staying and will stay again.
Crown Metropol Melbourne
With its bold, futuristic architecture and stylish interior design, this premium hotel features a spectacular indoor sky pool and a chic lounge vibe tailored for modern urban explorers.
The Kinson
The room is spacious with a balcony and a sea view. Cooking is also very convenient, and it's easy to get around with the tram, even though it's not in the free zone. This area isn't very lively and doesn't have nearby supermarkets, so you'll need to take the tram, but it's quiet and peaceful. Plus, it's very close to the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Imagine Marco
Spacious, modern apartment with breathtaking Melbourne skyline views, a great location in Southbank, and exceptional value for money.
Quest Williamstown North
"I am a 6 foot tall guy, and I feel the shower room is a little bit small."
Oakwood Premier Melbourne
This soaring luxury hotel combines elegant hotel rooms and fully equipped apartments with premium amenities, including a stunning 40th-floor sky bar offering panoramic city views.
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Melbourne
Experience the charm of Melbourne by staying near the iconic landmarks
Chinatown Melbourne
Base yourself in Chinatown, Australia's oldest Chinese settlement established during the 1850s gold rush along Little Bourke Street between Swanston and Spring Streets. From here, you're steps away from renowned dumpling houses, hidden laneway bars, and the Museum of Chinese Australian History.
Fed Square
Just steps from Flinders Street Station, Federation Square serves as Melbourne's civic and cultural heart. This landmark precinct hosts major festivals, cultural institutions, and year-round events that draw locals and visitors alike.
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens
Book a stay near the Royal Botanic Gardens and enjoy 38 hectares of landscaped gardens, tranquil lakes, and heritage-listed trees just south of the Yarra River. Base yourself nearby to experience guided walks, the Aboriginal Heritage Trail, and seasonal events like Moonlight Cinema.
St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne
Find a place to stay near St Paul's Cathedral, the spiritual heart of Melbourne's Anglican community and an iconic Gothic Revival landmark completed in 1891. Located right opposite Flinders Street Station, this stunning sandstone cathedral boasts soaring spires and intricate stained glass windows.
State Library Victoria
Book a hotel near State Library Victoria, Australia's oldest public library and one of Melbourne's most iconic landmarks. Located on Swanston Street, the library is home to the stunning La Trobe Reading Room with its iconic octagonal dome.
Hosier Ln
Stay near this world-famous laneway, a vibrant outdoor gallery filled with ever-changing street art, trendy cafés, and iconic Melbourne energy.
Melbourne Park
Reserve a stay near Melbourne Park, Australia's premier live events hub on the banks of the Yarra River. This iconic precinct hosts the Australian Open along with major concerts and sporting events throughout the year.
The Block Arcade
Experience Melbourne’s architectural heritage from this prime location, offering seamless access to mosaic-tiled walkways, artisanal shops, and vibrant city culture.
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Where to Stay in Melbourne: Areas, Rates and Hotels That Fit the Trip
Melbourne's hotels cluster in two central strips: the CBD grid north of the Yarra, and the St Kilda Road boulevard running south from the river. One is for walking to laneways and trams, the other for gardens and a quieter base.
Melbourne hotels by area: the short answer
For a first visit, stay in the CBD. The laneways, the Bourke Street shops and the river sit within a walk of each other, and a four-star room starts at A$81. St Kilda Road is the better base on a longer stay, with the Botanic Gardens and the Shrine outside and a tram into town; four-star rooms there start at A$104.
Area | Best for | Stars in these picks | Cheapest room | Cheapest 4-star |
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First trips, laneways, walking to the river | 3 to 4 | A$43 | A$81 | |
St Kilda Road | Longer stays, gardens, a quiet base | 4 | A$104 | A$104 |
The A$23 between the two cheapest four-star rooms is small next to what a date or a room type changes, so pick the area for what is outside the door. The A$43 line on the CBD row is a three-star hotel with a shared kitchen, which makes the bottom of that column a different product from the rooms above it.
The two areas share an edge. The CBD is a grid that ends at the river, with the free tram zone covering the middle of it, and St Kilda Road starts where the grid stops and runs south past the gardens. Both sit on the same tram and train network, so the difference is what is outside the door, not how far you are from the rest of the city.
Every rate in this article is the lowest nightly price over the next seven days, per room.
Melbourne CBD hotels: laneways, Russell Street and the value end of the grid
Within the CBD picks, rates run from A$43 to A$126, and the spread comes from what you book rather than from which street you are on.
- **Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD**, 600 Little Bourke St: four stars, 8.2 from 500+ reviews, from A$81. The lowest four-star rate in the CBD, and guests write about the location and how easily they get around from it. Book it as a base, not a destination.
- A pool and an apartment layout put **Pegasus Apart'Hotel** at 206 A'Beckett St on a different footing: 8.8 from 600+ reviews, from A$126, level with Space Hotel for the best score of the three and the only one where the pool is what guests tag. That is A$45 above the cheapest four-star, and it buys space and a kitchen as well as the water.
- **Space Hotel** at 380 Russell St is the A$43 end: three stars, 8.8 from 500+ reviews, with a shared kitchen the reviews keep returning to. What it is not is a four-star room, so check the room type before you assume the centre has become cheap.
St Kilda Road hotels: gardens, the Shrine and a quiet four-star row
St Kilda Road starts at the river and runs south past the Shrine of Remembrance and the Royal Botanic Gardens, and the three hotels on the road are all four stars.
- **View Melbourne** at 562 St Kilda Rd: 8.8 from 100+ reviews, from A$104. The cheapest room on the road and the highest score of the three; guests tag the location and the rooms, and the Botanic Gardens sit at that end of the road.
- **Oaks Melbourne St Kilda Road Hotel** at 568 St Kilda Rd: 8.4 from 80+ reviews, from A$117. Six street numbers from View Melbourne, so the A$13 between them buys the same position and a different operator, not a different part of town.
- **The Kinson**, 452 St Kilda Rd: 8.4 from 100+ reviews, from A$140. The dearest of the three, the closest to the river end, and the one guests describe as having large rooms. On a week-long stay the extra floor space is what you pay for.
The trade on this road is easy to see. You get the gardens, the Shrine and a tram that runs straight up into the CBD, and you give up stepping out of the lobby into a lane full of restaurants. Breakfast and dinner take planning, not a stroll.
Melbourne hotels by room type: shared kitchen, plain room or apartment
The format you book moves the price more than the area does, and these four are not interchangeable.
Room type | What you get | From | Where to find it |
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Three-star room, shared kitchen | A room with the cooking done down the hall | A$43 | CBD, Russell Street |
Standard four-star room | A private room in a full hotel | A$81 | CBD, Little Bourke Street |
Four-star room on the boulevard | The same standard, with gardens outside | A$104 | St Kilda Road |
Apartment-style room | Kitchen and living space for the length of the stay | A$126 | CBD, A'Beckett Street |
The first two rows are A$38 apart, and the difference is less about quality than about what comes with the room: a shared kitchen at A$43 against a private room in a full hotel at A$81.
The boulevard row and the apartment row are the pair worth weighing against each other. A$126 buys kitchen space and a pool in the CBD, A$104 buys the same four-star standard with the gardens outside, and the A$22 between them is what a kitchen costs on this trip. The kitchen only pays off if you cook, and on a two-night stop it rarely does.
Melbourne hotels by budget: what A$50, A$100 and A$150 a night buy
Under A$50 there is one option among the six: Space Hotel at A$43, three stars with a shared kitchen, rated 8.8. It is the cheapest way to stay inside the grid, and the reviews suggest the kitchen is part of why the score holds up.
Around A$100 the choice widens. Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD at A$81 and View Melbourne at A$104 are both four stars at 8.2 or better, one in the grid and one on the boulevard, and A$23 separates them. A ceiling of A$100 keeps you in the CBD; A$110 buys either.
At A$150 the room matters more than the area. Pegasus Apart'Hotel at A$126 adds a pool and a kitchen; The Kinson at A$140 adds floor space on St Kilda Road. Both sit under the ceiling, so the decision is whether the extra money goes to facilities or to size.
※ Room rates and booking conditions change with dates and room types. Confirm with the hotel before booking.
More Information About Melbourne Hotels
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64,177 |
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1,427 |
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AU$ 412 |
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AU$ 506 |
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Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD |
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FAQs About Hotels in Melbourne
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What are the best hotels in Melbourne?
From business trips to holiday stays, Melbourne offers a wide selection of popular hotels to suit every need. Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD (from AU$ 86), Pegasus Apart'Hotel (from AU$ 112) and Little Drifter Melbourne (from AU$ 39) are excellent options for your stay.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Melbourne?
Families visiting Melbourne often prefer hotels like Pegasus Apart'Hotel (from AU$ 112), The Canvas Apartment Hotel (from AU$ 121) and Space Hotel (from AU$ 44), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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Which hotels in Melbourne have airport shuttle services?
Reaching your hotel in Melbourne is easy with hotels that offer airport shuttle services. Citadines on Bourke Melbourne (from AU$ 130), Quality Hotel Melbourne Airport (from AU$ 124) and Holiday Inn MELBOURNE AIRPORT by IHG (from AU$ 181) provide reliable airport shuttle services.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Melbourne?
Bounce Melbourne (from AU$ 49), Dorsett Melbourne (from AU$ 166) and Urban Rest Melbourne (from AU$ 182) are pet-friendly. Enjoy a stay with your pets!
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What are the best sap hotels in Melbourne?
Planning a relaxing trip? Staying at a spa hotel can make your experience even more enjoyable. Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD (from AU$ 86), Pegasus Apart'Hotel (from AU$ 112) and Little Drifter Melbourne (from AU$ 39) are great choices for spa hotels offering quality services.
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Which hotels in Melbourne have the best sea views?
For hotels in Melbourne, Imagine Marco (from AU$ 144), Oakwood Premier Melbourne (from AU$ 166) and The Kinson (from AU$ 141) are nice options for travelers looking for hotels with ocean views.
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Which hotels in Melbourne have the best breakfast?
Pegasus Apart'Hotel (from AU$ 112), The Canvas Apartment Hotel (from AU$ 121) and Space Hotel (from AU$ 44) provide a tasty breakfast to help you get going.
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What are the best luxury hotels in Melbourne?
Melbourne offers a variety of popular luxury hotels, each with unique styles, top-tier amenities, and exceptional experiences. Crown Towers Melbourne (from AU$ 285), Crown Metropol Melbourne (from AU$ 244) and Grand Hyatt Melbourne (from AU$ 266) are highly regarded luxury hotels for a truly exceptional experience.
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Which hotels in Melbourne have swimming pools?
Pegasus Apart'Hotel (from AU$ 112), Citadines on Bourke Melbourne (from AU$ 130) and Atlantis Hotel Melbourne (from AU$ 118) are great choices for hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to relax by the pool and make the most of your stay.
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What are the must-visit spots in Melbourne?
Melbourne is home to iconic landmarks such as Chinatown Melbourne and Fed Square.
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Which neighborhoods in Melbourne are best for tourists to stay in?
Popular areas highly recommended by visitors to Melbourne include Melbourne Central Business District and St Kilda Road.
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What’s the average hotel price in Melbourne this weekend?
The average prices for hotels in Melbourne this weekend are as follows:
3-star hotels: AU$ 402
4-star hotels: AU$ 540
5-star hotels: AU$ 913 -
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Melbourne?
Popular affordable hotels in Melbourne include Yehs Hotel Melbourne CBD, Little Drifter Melbourne and Bounce Melbourne.
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How much do hotels in Melbourne usually cost on weekdays?
On average, hotel prices in Melbourne on weekdays are approximately:
3-star hotels: AU$ 328
4-star hotels: AU$ 443
5-star hotels: AU$ 814
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