Melbourne Hotels with Balcony

Convenient transportation, large rooms, especially large bathrooms. I recommend staying at Westin for families. I stayed at Grand Hyatt and Westin this time. I highly recommend Westin. The two hotels are not on the same level. Although the facilities of Westin are old, it is still a top American hotel. The balcony is beautiful and the view is right when you open the door. The lobby waiter is Japanese and very considerate.

Great hostel, lots of activities and social group outings. Located very close to the Markets and Melbourne CBD with the free Tram zone so easy to get around with plenty to do. I had a larger room but my friends had really small rooms that would be the only negative. Great roof top space for evening views and socialising with hot tub. The best hostel kitchen I've stayed in and have travelled the east coast and Western Australia. So many stations, great number of quality equipment and lots of space for food although fridges are always full np matter where you go. Really happy with this stay.

1. The details of the room are very stylish. 2. There is a large bed and a sofa bed, as well as a Rubik's Cube for children to play with. This detail is worthy of praise. Suitable for families and parent-child travel. 3. There is a washing machine and complete tableware, but there is no stove. It is no problem to heat bread and milk in the microwave. 4. Big advantage: You can check out at 11 o'clock, and you can also apply for a later check-out under special circumstances! Other hotels have check-out at 10 o'clock! 5. The buffet is also good (Western style bread and snacks). 6. The location is good, very close to Chinatown, and the nearby attractions in the city center are within walking distance. The aquarium, train station, Federation Square, museums... are all nearby! Two words, convenient! Disadvantages: 1. Self-service check-in. Due to the delay of the flight, it was already past 11pm when I arrived at the hotel. The front and back doors of the hotel were closed. I called and said that an email had sent me the password, but the agency that booked the room did not forward it to me. , it took half an hour before a staff member came downstairs to help me get the key. 2. The water in the sink is not flowing smoothly, and the water is blocked even when I brush my teeth and wash my face. It is probably an old problem that cannot be solved. I was too lazy to bother with it in the middle of the night, so I just used the sink in the hall.

The hotel is on the south bank of the Yarra River. Overall, the location is not as convenient as in the CBD area, but fortunately it is relatively quiet. The inconvenience is that you need to take a car to go to the CBD every day. The Melbourne city tram from Zone 1 to Zone 2 costs 5 Australian dollars if you cross the area. If you go shopping in the CBD and come back in the afternoon, it will cost 10 Australian dollars a day. There are still some transportation costs. Fortunately, the hotel is right on the main road. There are many trams that can go to the CBD area, which is very convenient. The facilities are relatively new and the front desk service is quite friendly.

The hotel is located in prime Melbourne CBD area where Chinatown and major shopping malls are just within walking distance. The room is clean and bed is comfy. Smart TV is available that you could login to your Netflix and YouTube account. Access to guest floors is not so convenient during our stay as maintenance work is carrying out and we have to walk via the staff tunnel to get to our floor. The shower design is something that caught us off guard as there’s no door attached to it. Water just leaks out to the floor and the whole bathroom was flooded every night after we shower. Not sure if doors could be installed, but it will be less of a hassle for the cleaning staff to work on every day and better experience for guests. Overall, it’s a good hotel and I will recommend it to anyone who’s traveling to Melbourne city.

The location is very good. It is only 10 minutes walk from Southern Cross. Skybus goes directly to the airport. The street in the middle of the ancient building is very beautiful. The breakfast is also good. The facilities are a little old, but the maintenance is OK. The area is also large enough.

It's a beautiful cool boutique apartment loft style hotel with cute cool things in the lobby and very nice staff and the rooms we had a 2 bedroom suite, are super cool, lovely minimal furniture and great location. Amazing beds and bathroom no bath tub in our room maybe you have to ask for a bathtub room or they dont have them I didnt ask. Theres 24 hour reception and no intercom. Great hotel all up!

The room is very large, the price-performance ratio is very high, the kitchenware is sufficient, the room is also very large, and the living room is also very large. It is highly recommended. I will definitely book this hotel again next time I go to Melbourne.

Prepaid S$575.33 for booking a room for 2nights from May 22-24. Front desk charged to my credit card again upon checkout for A$586.16 (S$543.59). He didnt realise the double charge until I brought to his attention. He apologised and reversed the charge, & assured me there wont be a credit card admin fee charged. However, when I received my credit card statement, it shows I was charged S$39.04 being FX & bank fee for the mistake the front desk staff made. I’ve been following up with Sheraton MEL since July 10 on this matter but no news after July 26 when I gave the bank information as requested by Mr Kajal Gaurav to process the refund. Till today Aug 21, I have yet to receive the refund. I have emailed several times to Sheraton but no one is replying. I am still waiting to hear from anyone copied in the email correspondence to provide an explanation and if I will still be receiving $39.04. Meanwhile, I’d still like to thank David, the housekeeping staff, who was extremely helpful during my stay.