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The Victoria Hotel Melbourne
The Victoria Hotel Melbourne
Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne
Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne
Great Southern Hotel Melbourne
Great Southern Hotel Melbourne
Pegasus Apart'Hotel
Pegasus Apart'Hotel
Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne
Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne
Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Little Collins by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Little Collins by IHG
Vibe Hotel Melbourne
Vibe Hotel Melbourne
Atlantis Hotel, Melbourne
Atlantis Hotel, Melbourne
Mercure Welcome Melbourne
Mercure Welcome Melbourne
Brady Hotels Jones Lane
Brady Hotels Jones Lane
ibis Melbourne Central
ibis Melbourne Central
Brady Hotels Central Melbourne
Brady Hotels Central Melbourne
Hyatt Centric Melbourne
Hyatt Centric Melbourne
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
Novotel Melbourne on Collins
Novotel Melbourne on Collins
Stamford Plaza Melbourne
Stamford Plaza Melbourne
ibis budget Melbourne CBD
ibis budget Melbourne CBD
Veriu Queen Victoria Market
Veriu Queen Victoria Market
Best Western Melbourne City
Best Western Melbourne City
Mövenpick Hotel Melbourne On Spencer
Mövenpick Hotel Melbourne On SpencerWhere to stay in Melbourne Central Business District

Southbank
High-rise development dominates this inner-city suburb, featuring the Southbank Promenade and Southgate Restaurant and Shopping Precinct. Enjoy the art and craft market on Sundays, and explore the area via tram lines or the Capital City Bicycle Trail.
Rye
Beaches, spas, and hot springs highlight some of the noteworthy features of Rye. Make a stop by Rye Beach or The Dunes Golf Links while you're exploring the neighborhood.

Sorrento
Coastal town Sorrento offers charter fishing boats from its pier, a summer ferry service to Queenscliff, and the historic Sorrento Park with a playground and BBQ facilities. Explore limestone buildings like the heritage-listed Sorrento Post Office.

Rosebud
Sheltered beaches and campsites fringed by pretty banksias and she-oaks at the foothills of Arthur’s Seat make this town a favourite for laid-back travellers.

Docklands
Striking contemporary architecture meets heritage buildings in this area, where visitors can shop at The District Docklands, ride the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel, and explore public art. Diverse dining options, sports courts, and various transport options make it a convenient choice.
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