Melbourne

Comprises of luxurious guest rooms, and premium suites, all boasting spectacular Melbourne city skyline or picturesque Yarra River views.

It offers rooms with a 32-inch flat-screen TV, free cable channels and an iPod docking station.

Provides a variety of rooms that feature city views, Art Deco & Ottoman decor, spa-inspired Italian marble bathrooms. Free WiFi is included.

Crown Towers offers spacious luxury rooms with views of the city or Port Phillip Bay. Each room features original artworks and marble bathrooms.

Features an indoor swimming pool. The elegant interior includes a grand marble staircase, cascading fountains and magnificent chandeliers.

Guests can enjoy the on-site fitness centre, restaurant & bar. Featuring 347 accommodation rooms and suites.

This luxurious property offers a fitness centre, an indoor pool and free WiFi access in the lobby. The hotel features an art collection.

At Crown Metropol guests have access to an exclusive lounge and bar with panoramic city views. The day spa includes a 25 m infinity pool.

QT Melbourne features a terrace and views of the city. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant, cafe or bar. All rooms boast stylish decor.

All units have a flat-screen TV, a kitchen, equipped with a dishwasher. An oven, a microwave and toaster are also provided, as well as a kettle.

Offers well-positioned for trams, buses and taxis, enjoy free Netflix, free WiFi and free access to the Treasured Guest Mezzanine Lounge.

A major public transport hub, the building's ultra-modern design of open and closed spaces contrasts with the surrounding Victorian architecture.

It is among the finest of their kind in the world. The Melbourne Gardens cover an area of 38 hectares with more than 8,500 species of plants.

Although the 22-hectare Melbourne Zoo, the 320-plus species of animals have the best of modern facilities in state-of-the-art enclosures.

A river boat cruise is not only the perfect way to see the sights, it's also an insight into the history of the Yarra River.

The oldest public art gallery in Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria holds more than 70,000 works of art in two city locations.

Built in 1880 to host Melbourne's International Exhibition, the building also held the first Commonwealth Parliament of Australia in 1901.

Wandering the labyrinth of lanes & alleyways around Flinders, Bourke Streets reveals elegant, interesting, and quirky Melbourne at its best.

The Eureka Tower stands 91 stories above ground in the heart of Southbank. The skyscraper's is of gold crown and gold-plated windows.

Southbank promenade is filled with indoor/outdoor cafes, restaurants, and live entertainment.

Sitting majestically in Kings Domain gardens, built after the First World War to commemorate Victorians involved in the Great War.