This is one of those places that I sort of have a love/hate relationship with. Honestly, I really…read morearen't a big fan of casinos, and this one is no exception. Well, there are some that have a rather classy atmosphere, which I do tend to like, but this basically isn't one of them. I guess it has a lot to do with not being much of a gambler, or at least one who thinks they can win money by playing games of chance. However, it isn't a bad place to go and watch the football, and they do have a decent beer on tap, as well as quite a few bays, but still, it's not one of those places I make an effort to visit.

We visited your Crown location in Sydney and were impressed, so we decided to stop by here…read more Quality/Quantity - Must have a players card to play the machines. And probably at the tables...? 25 restaurants on the property. We chose Nobu; see other Yelp review. 10 of the restaurants are fine dining. The Palms for theater shows and live music which seats 900; see website for shows/ events. 3 hotels in one, somewhat connected. A total of 1604 rooms. Hotel & Spa - Includes a sky high infinity pool. Conference center, banquet facilities, etc. 24 hour casino. Atmosphere - Huge spacious location. Not many people here today. Bathrooms are also huge, clean, and modern. Near the Yarra River, so close to many attractions. Service - Strict security, which is a good thing. Security standing at all entrances and exits. Price - N/A, as I did not want to open a players card. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1994 in Victoria.

Best ever Club Access Reward around the world. I can't say enough about how awesome the club is…read morehere on the 31st floor. First of all, there are hundreds of food and drink items to pick from. And if you don't see what you want just ask the staff. The staff would make me 4 sunny side up fried eggs in the morning. Then, at night they would make us hot chocolate. I loved the almond croissant. At night there is enough alcohol for a football team to get drunk. They have tons of beer choices and even entire bottles of hard alcohol plus wine. I've never seen anything like it. The staff is great. They always greet you, and are willing to help with anything. The rooms were excellent, and most importantly, dark and quiet. The location is right in the middle of the city. Easily one of the best Hyatt's I've ever stayed at. Absolutely use a lounge pass!!!

Loved this hotel! The location is perfect and walking distance from so much in the city! short walk…read moreaway is the longest painted alley along with a lovely brewery and is across the street from CBD croissants. The hotel lobby was spectacular and gave a real majestic view with two main entrances. The service was great in the lounge. After I mentioned to James, the hyatt staff team leader that my wife and daughter couldnt have eggs, he made sure every night they had a vegan dessert waiting for them. Checked on us every day and just wow, he went above and beyond. Karla the chef also checked on us because the vegan desserts are made different and wanted to make sure the flavor and consistency was spot on. And Reak was great with helping us get around the city and telling where to go. The room was spectacular with floor to ceiling windows. It did get hot if the windows were left open during the day so we had to remember that. But great view of the city and would definitely recommend staying here again. I think we stayed for 5 nights? 3 would've probably been enough to do everything we wanted to.

My wife and I were here on a tour, and we had flown in from Ayers Rock area and staying at Crown…read morePromenade. It is a huge complex, covering a couple blocks, and has a little of everything for everybody. Casinos, Food courts and fine restaurants, Moderate to high-priced shops. Lots of entertainment including cinemas and shows. We had dinner at DiFranseco, an Italian restaurant in this huge Crown Promenade center. Food was very good. I had their Barramundi fish, which was the best on this trip. My wife had Riscotto. Of course, we had plenty of appetizers, liquors, and a chocolate and a Tiramisu dessert. All was very good. Crowne Promenade is a very good hotel. The only thing we found was that our room, for whatever reason, does NOT have a phone charging cable. We even talked to the manager, who confirmed, and said our own choices were to buy or rent one. That's no help. You'd think that a phone charging cable would be standard at a hotel like this. It's the same ole, same ole breakfast that hotels serve - Boring! Having said this, we did encounter a situation that was unique and it had never occurred to us before. My wife left her reading glasses in the room - on the day that we flew from Melbourne to New Zealand! We had our tour guide, 'C'. interface and try to have the glasses sent back to our home in the States, figuring that it would be chaotic to try and have it sent to one of our hotels in NZ. I'm only reporting what I was told by 'C'. I don't know what the delay was but 'C' said the hotel "would look into it." It took 24 hours before we got a response, which I thought "Why does it take that long to 'look into it'"? Anyway, there might be some mixup somewhere, as 'C' said it would cost me $29 (AUS) to have it shipped. I understand that part of it, and thought that this is very reasonable, considering it needs to be packaged so it doesn't break during transit. It would be another 8 days before we got home. After we got home, it took almost another week for the glasses to arrive - and what was strange: There's an Import tax of $25 (US) on it! HUH? It was NOT made in Australia, nor did I buy it there, so ... why is there an Import Tax?? I was told by 'C' - that's the way Australia is and even he is confused by some of the rules sometimes. In either case, we're glad that Crown Promenade got the glasses to us, very nicely packaged protectively in a plastic case that was enclosed in quite a bit of bubble=wrap. WHEW! Thank You!

Not that the chic gloss black marble wasn't magical by itself, or the large-scale gaming and the…read moreterrific casino wasn't the sparkle, but Crown Entertainment Complex, is where you play it big in Melbourne. HUMONGOUS complex covering up to 2 blocks of Entertainment. I utterly LOVE the crown. What's not to love? - 3 Fancy hotels, with nearly 1600 rooms. - Both lavish restaurants and casual dining. - Tons of high-end shops and luxury boutique. This place is hard to beat. Four and half Yelps.

Every time I walk past this place I choose to avoid it. Its a small TAB and Pokies venue right by…read morethe edge of the railway station, which attracts some workers on their way to and from their jobs, aswell as other less desirable characters. Mostly the undesirables in my opinion. Maybe its because I feel that a pokies venue so close to the large homeless and down n out population does nothing to help their cause. There is just something about the place that does nothing for me. I choose to avoid it.

Clocks @ Flinders is really just a TAB and Pokies joint located right beside Flinders Street…read morestation. Those working in the vicinity and who are after a quick drink and want to have a crack at some machines will find it convenient. They might even enjoy a meal while they're there. I quite like pub food but I can't comment objectively on the food there simply because I haven't had anything to eat or spent enough time scanning the plates while on site. The venue does not appeal to me in all honesty (the homeless people nearby may have a huge role in that) but then again, I don't really spend a lot of time hanging out in this part of town.

Bria who was on, the 27th of January 2021 (in holey Moley) she had black bobbed hair with blue…read morestreaks was beyond excellent. She was friendly and helpful in every way and I wish I could find staff like her in my profession. Not only can I say Tha she was amazing but also her colleagues in the bar were also of the same stature genuine friendly and being almost to much for the pay grade I assume they receive. End of day though someone pleas promote Bria!

Came here as part of a big group to play bowling. Food was included in our package but it was very…read moredisappointing for the vegetarians who only got 3 snacks while the meat eaters got 5! The 3 vego snacks were also average with no protein source in them. The vego snacks were not served at the same time as the meat snacks and so the vegos were left without food while others in the group were eating. When the booking was made, we requested for there to be vegetarian options but despite this, these people were not catered for. It also seemed like staff were not aware of our request for vego food since these limited dishes came out way after serving meat dishes. Very disappointed with their catering. The bowling was enjoyable though.

Highly recommended!…read more Sits near the south bank area. Easy walk to the attractions. Check in was easy. The rooms are on point. The valet parking doesn't take 45 minutes to retrieve your car. The lifts are quick, the housekeeping is great. I had a corner room overlooking the city of Melbourne out of one window, and a water view out of the other. Price matches the amenities. Highly recommended!

I love the hotel but just wished that they had to double beds in separate rooms instead of together.read more

Its Fuk U Fri!!!!!…read more We stayed here 4 nights on points and the stay was all negative. Negatives: I am a high level Ambassador member, and I booked via the site. Nonetheless, before I arrived I basically had to re-book the room to check in; I am supposed to receive a guaranteed room upgrade. One was not available so they gave me a $75 AUD food credit for the entire stay. Weak AF!!!!! A burger cost $36 AUD. I should have been given a $75 AUD food credit/day. The foregoing would have been more commensurate with the cost of a room upgrade; I tried to book a lounge access room via the site, but the radio button was unavailable. The site wanted you to pay cash & points. I did not want to pay $130 USD/night extra for lounge access; Before arrival I received an email that said I could upgrade to a lounge access room via points. When I inquired about this offer at the front desk, the woman said the points option is unavailable, and it would be $300 AUD/night for an upgrade: WTF?! The upgrade should be $200 AUD based on exchange rates; Shitty room w/ no view; Our room was not cleaned the 3 days we stayed. We had to call the last day to have our room cleaned. The day before we had to bring the trash and soiled towels to the cleaning lady in the hallway; Fuk U IHG!!!!! Your initials stand for I H-ate G-etting Cheated and Lied to, bc that is how I have been treated. This is my 5th stay at an IC or Kimpton high end hotel this year. All of my stays have been disappointing. I don't have the foregoing issues with "real" hotel chains like Hyatt, Marriott nor Hilton.

This hotel has updated their rooms. The room I had was very luxurious. The staff were beyond…read moreamazing! The location was very central. The only downside is that I wish the bar was open later. The bar staff were also excellent.

The Langham Melbourne was a welcoming, beautiful and hospitable hotel. Truly an elegant oasis and…read morefelt as if you were in London. While the check in workers were less than attentive, the stunning hotel, amenities and clean, beautiful rooms made up for it. The Langham was conveniently located just by the main bridge, that takes you into the main city just outside of china town. It was the perfect spot for walking and exploring the city. The star of the show here was the breakfast. The made to order egg bar was delicious and the fresh waffles and pancakes, avocado bar, fresh juices and perfectly cut and displayed fruit were delectable. The Langham priorities health, and the breakfast showed just that. Of course, you can enjoy sweets, a chocolate tower, and ice cream at breakfast, too! Waters were regularly available and the house keepers were so detailed and attentive. The spa and spa decks were beautiful, too.

Absolutely beautiful hotel. Came for afternoon high tea and left with beautiful memories. The hotel…read moreis gorgeous walking in, and the high tea was upstairs next to the dining area. There was a vast assortment of tea to select from and the tiers of food was delicious and all locally sourced by the chefs. It was wonderful experience in Melbourne and I would highly recommend to anyone considering going!

The Adelphi Hotel is like the grown-up, travelers version of Willy Wonka's factory. There's candy…read moreeverywhere. Bars of chocolate at reception, a glass jar full of sweets in your room (which, might I add is FREE and gets refilled everyday!), bon bon shaped pillows and liquorice allsorts stools. We were there for a conference and every day our meeting room was restocked with test tubes full of jellybeans and plates of brightly hued macaroons - seriously dangerous for someone weak willed like myself. Sweet treats aside, this hotels ticks all the boxes for me - handy central location, friendly and professional staff, sizeable rooms and heavenly pillows. The only negative for me was the lack of plugs bedside - where is one supposed to charge their phone? I only got back from Australia on Monday but I've already been singing the Aldelphi's praises to my friends. Hopefully I'll be back soon!

Great boutique hotel in the middle of all the action. For those who don't know Melbourne, Flinders…read moreLane has a lot of great restaurants, along with cafes that serve amazing coffee. The hotel is also close to Swanston Street, one of the main streets in CBD. My room was a decent size, and upon arrival, it was nice seeing a personalised message written on the mirror wishing me a lovely stay at the Adelphi. The best part of staying there was that all the snacks and drinks in the mini bar were FREE throughout my entire stay. And these were quality snacks and drinks. I've never seen that before in my life. It was awesome sauce. I also liked the toiletries provided. I believe the name of the brand was Apelle, and they give you a coupon code (10% off, I think) if you want to order them online. Another cool thing they did was leave a macaron next to your bed in the evening. And they were delicious macarons! The things I didn't like were that the wifi wasn't that great (it was okay, but don't expect to be able to do any streaming or heavy duty stuff.) My bed was a little bit too soft; it didn't bother me personally but for those with back problems, it might. Also, you have to walk up a flight of stairs from the street level to get to the lobby, so if you have a heavy suitcase, you're going to have to work a bit. Other than that, great location, awesome decor, and I wouldn't mind staying there again.