Spa hotels in Melbourne

I stayed at the Park Hyatt Melbourne for three nights and had an absolutely perfect luxury experience. The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to many shopping areas and attractions, making getting around incredibly convenient. The front desk staff were professional and friendly, handling check-in quickly and even thoughtfully recommending city tour routes. The room design was minimalist yet high-end, with large floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Melbourne. The room had superb natural light, the bedding was soft and comfortable, the bathroom was spacious, and premium toiletries were well-stocked. The hotel breakfast offered a rich variety of fresh and delicious options. The fitness area was well-equipped, allowing me to maintain my workout routine even while traveling. Overall, the atmosphere was quiet and elegant, and the service was meticulous. It's perfectly suited for both couples on vacation and business travelers. It's my top choice for staying in Melbourne; the experience was simply impeccable.

The hotel's location is really good. It's super convenient to get to the hotel from the terminal. The room size is good for unpack & repack your stuff for the trip. Since we didn't have breakfast included in the booking. There are 2 choices for the breakfast: 1. Hotel's breakfast for 35AUD/person 2. Deli cafe. We had a sandwich & muffin there. It's quick and easy to get ready in the morning.

We arrived late at night, and the front desk clerk's service was a bit passive-aggressive. I've stayed at so many hotels, but I've never seen someone so clearly wanting to shirk their duties but hesitant to do so. The other staff members the next day were great, though. The room was quite small, and the hotel's infrastructure wasn't up to par. The showerhead was initially aimed at us, not the wall, and some basic disposable toiletries were missing without any communication or alternative options. I can understand not providing complimentary disposable items for environmental reasons, but without any eco-friendly signage or communication, and no option to purchase them, it leaves long-distance travelers completely unprepared. I don't think this is the standard for a somewhat decent hotel. The weird attitude from the front desk just made the overall experience even stranger. It's an experience that would make me discourage friends from staying here.

This is an older five-star hotel with decent service. Its location is similar to Tsim Sha Tsui East in Hong Kong – quiet, with many famous shops, bars, and Western restaurants nearby. However, you'll notice a lot of tourists around when you step outside. The breakfast is pretty good and acceptable, offering standard fare like bread, eggs, coffee, cheese, ham, and fruit – all the daily essentials. The main drawback is that the hotel is too close to the two adjacent buildings. There are very few rooms with a view; most rooms get little to no sunlight throughout the day and require the curtains to be drawn almost constantly. The bathroom is particularly bad. The shower screen only covers half the area, so water inevitably splashes all over the floor, making it a mess. This means you often have to use bath towels to dry the floor, leading to constantly wet carpets and very dirty towels in the long run.

I stayed in a room on the 69th floor with views of Melbourne city center, and the vista was truly impeccable. Day or night, the captivating cityscapes alone made the stay feel worth every penny. The room itself was spacious and equipped with cooking tools, which was very convenient for travelers who enjoy a bit of light cooking. The location was also excellent, with plenty of restaurants and supermarkets nearby, offering great amenities and convenience. However, there were a few drawbacks to note. Firstly, the air conditioning was problematic. The AC unit was only in the living room and its cooling capacity was quite weak. The bedroom received no cool air at all, making it a bit warm at night, which could affect sleep quality for those sensitive to heat. Additionally, the Wi-Fi speed was very slow, which would be inconvenient if you needed to work or simply wanted to browse the internet smoothly. There wasn't enough storage space in the bathroom, and during my two-day stay, only one large towel was replaced on the second day; other towels were not replenished or changed. In summary, this place boasts an excellent location and unparalleled views, but if you have high expectations for indoor temperature and internet speed, I'd suggest considering these points carefully before booking.

I stayed at house 13 on March 10 2025, and there a gang of black people having a party over the night at house 12. I don't want to discrimate people and I used the word ”black” merely to describe that group of people that night. The music is very loud, and from time to time there are heavy drum beats which you can feel the vibration from the floor, and sometimes they knocked the wall of the townhouse separating house 13 / 12, and I supposed no one can sleep under this situation. Both my wife and me could not sleep but scared because they are young & strong black males. Finally we turned on the light at 2 a.m. and open the curtain to tell them to quiet from our 1/F balcony when 3 of them were arguing with a woman loudly in the common backyard. They ignored and continued! At 5 p.m. it's raining but I could not tolerate anymore, I went out to tell them silence please! A big tall black guy (not brown, very black) said ” I got you!”. Frankly speaking, I was a little bit scare., but what elase I could do?! When the reception open next day (house 1?), I complained and requested a change of room (actually house). The reception ladies are very friendly and they said they had reported the police twice that night for the noise is too loud & affecting many customers staying at different houses that night. But they do the same regardless the police warning. According to the reception, she had blacklisted this customer from booking the Quest hotel chain nationalwide (Australia) anymore. When I returned to the hotel the other day, I got a thank you card apologize for what had happened together with a bottle of wine for the inconvenience caused. Although I had a nightmare in this hotel, I think it is a one-off incident, and I will still recomend this service apartment.

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.

Wasn’t happy with the smoke detectors opened and no battery, The television had lines on People.

I think the front desk service is very good, the public areas and rooms look clean, parking is convenient, and the price is not expensive. The overall feeling of staying for two nights is quite comfortable, which is quite good.

Location: The hotel is situated in a very quiet area, perfect for a peaceful getaway. Nights were serene with barely any car noise. It’s about a 10-minute drive to a nearby mall with Coles, Kmart, and other essentials—super convenient. For travelers, it’s around 40 minutes from the airport, which is manageable. Cleanliness: This was a mixed bag. Upon entering, we noticed a burnt iron mark and several purple stains on the carpet. We made sure to report these to reception immediately due to the $300 AUD bond fee, to avoid being held responsible. Being close to a lake or river meant encountering mosquitoes and some large flies. We also found spiders in the bathroom, but we managed to catch and release them outdoors. Towels provided were an issue—one was dirty when we checked in, and even the replacement towel the next day had stains. However, the beds were spotless, which was a relief. Service: The front desk staff were excellent—friendly, thorough, and accommodating. They explained all the amenities, including the location of the gym and pool, and handled our late checkout request graciously. Facilities: Although I didn’t personally use the gym or pool, the in-room facilities stood out. The smart TV was a bonus, with access to YouTube, Disney+, and Prime Video, ensuring entertainment for the family. Room: The two-bedroom apartment was incredibly spacious, with two bedrooms flanking a central living room. Each bedroom had its own bathroom, complete with an exhaust fan to keep the heat out. The beds were the highlight—so soft and comfortable, providing an excellent night’s sleep. Overall: While the initial issues with bugs were unpleasant (I dislike insects), once we cleared them out, the stay became very enjoyable. The spacious layout, serene environment, and cozy beds made it a pleasant experience overall.