Hotéis em Melbourne perto de Collins Street

Prós: George, guias do porta da frente foi incrível. Muito útil e amigável.

Prós: My daughter and I had our own spa night - loved the room, bathroom and staff were exceptional. Even put water in our car for the drive home!

Contras: All good

Prós: friendly and approachable staff, prompt room service and very good privacy.

Contras: Really poor room view wise. A king delux on the 10th floor at the same price as a 29th floor room (terrible when you consider the view is of rooftop tennis and basketball courts- which are great facilities but not the city view as promised) Overpriced.

Prós: Great service as expected, lovely room, only wish could have stayed longer

Prós: Staff was magnificent, room was clean and comfortable, breakfast was absolutely delicious. Great location.

Contras: Our rom was at the back of the hotel and we were woken each night by the garbage trucks.

Prós: Room was clean and served it's purpose admirably for the 2 nights I stayed in the hotel.

Contras: -- Wifi isn't free (after low limit) -- Wifi limit 100 MB which is not really enough to do anything for an extended period of time & it's $9.99/night for unlimited which is too high. -- Wifi strength was not great -- Hotel claims to be "apartment-style" room, however my room was exactly like every other hotel I've stayed at. A work colleague said his was larger, I'm just lucky like that I guess.

Prós: Centrally located, and close to many good cafes and restaurants.

Contras: Charging $25 per day for WiFi, but I understand that this is the Australian norm.

Prós: Doubletree at Flinders has all the makings of a being lovely hotel -- warm service, well-maintained rooms and in a very accessible location right next to the tram stops and Flinders Station.

Contras: 3 major drawbacks -- a city centre hotel without free in-room wifi access [there is access at a prohibitive price] is really unacceptable in this digital age, and shows a shortsightedness one does not expect from a Hilton brand. Whether you're travelling on business or leisure in Melbourne, wifi access is a must as this is a city firmly in the digital age, and Doubletree shows it lack of vision by not being up to speed. The pillows were terribly poor quality -- flat, with all the fluffiness gone out of them. Made for a very uncomfortable sleep. Surprising as one would think Hilton would get this fundamental right. The area immediately around the hotel is dodgy -- with vagrants, drunks, homeless and the general underbelly of a city you hope not to see. Not much Doubletree can do about this, though, as it's a sacrifice you make for train access. But if you're a single traveller, and have to move about early morning or late at night, be careful. It may not be the best spot to be in.