Pullman Melbourne City Centre

The hotel is very centrally located. Google Maps shows it's a 20-minute walk from the SkyBus terminal, but it actually feels much quicker as the road is very straight. Pullman Melbourne City Centre is next to Myer and David Jones department stores and also very close to Chinatown.

The location is excellent, making it convenient to go anywhere in the city center. For hotel entry, I recommend using the door next to Mercure. The room is spacious, and the facilities are comprehensive. There's even a water dispenser on the floor I stayed on, and the rooftop bar is fantastic. Although breakfast wasn't overly elaborate, it was very refined.

The hotel is located in the city center, right next to Chinatown, making dining very convenient with a variety of cuisines available. There's also a shopping mall right next to the hotel, which is great for browsing with a wide selection of brands. The hotel facilities are also comprehensive. Overall, it's excellent.

Good. If you opt out of daily room cleaning, you can get a $10 credit to use at the bar or the rooftop restaurant every day. I'd give it a 9 out of 10. The only minor issue was that the speaker in the executive room was broken, or maybe I just couldn't figure out how to use the record player – I had wanted to try it out.

The location is fantastic, right in Chinatown. Stepping out, you're surrounded by various Chinese restaurants and supermarkets, so there's no need to book breakfast. It's in the CBD, so many attractions are nearby, and a free tram stop is just a short walk away. The room is spacious and very clean. However, the service and amenities are just average. There's no water in the room; you have to go to the corridor to get it, and you need to bring your own slippers, toothbrush, and toothpaste. The biggest drawback is also the location. Chinatown turns into a bar street at night. After 8 PM, the area gets very chaotic with teenagers, drunk people, homeless individuals, and sex workers, which can be a bit intimidating. If this bothers you, you might consider booking a hotel in a quieter neighborhood that's not as central or in an upscale area. If you do stay here, it's best not to go out after 9 PM, although it's very normal and great for exploring during the day. Overall, for this price in Melbourne city center, I think it offers good value for money.