If you are visiting Melbourne and taking in the fantastic theatre offerings -- Princess Theatre,…read moreHer Majesty's Theatre, and so on -- look no further. This hotel is beautiful, the bed is comfy, and the service is exceptional. Besides the proximity to the theatre district, there's Collins Street for high-end shopping, beautiful parks, and incredible food offerings right on your doorstop. This is by far my favorite spot to stay when visiting Melbourne. Plus, Mr. Walker is here. A hotel with its own canine mascot really cannot be beat, can it? He is literally the most chill dog I have ever met. Love him. Cannot wait to come back next month. Mary Poppins here we come!

The room was nice, the people at the front desk were helpful and friendly. The poor service, poor…read morefood, and the condescending little man in the ill fitting suit, at the "Tea Room" restaurant was off putting enough to not ever return to this place. We had traveled 12 hours, endured two flights, and delays before arriving and just wanted to eat and go to bed. Four couples were in the place but over 35 minutes for a hamburger and a salad. It may be because we hadn't showered and changed into our night life attire.....I say that because we saw one woman sit down by herself who, also, looked like she was quite tired and no one ever approached or served her and after twenty minutes she finally left. That seems to emanate from this little fellow to the staff. I would wager, that the staff dislikes him immensely. The breakfast staff was friendly and far superior.

We stayed here during our tour in Melbourne and found this hotel very comfortable and convenient…read more The hotel was a pleasant 15-20 minute walk to the CBD. If you are looking for something interesting to eat it is a ten minute walk to Collingwood where you'll find original and tasty places to eat. There was a double bed, two single beds, and a sofa bed. Plenty of room to move around. It was all clean, no bad smells or weird stains. It was hard to be quite during the night due to a squeaky bedroom door, so bring oil just in case. The staff was very friendly and unbelievably helpful. Hazel in reception was only too happy to tell you the best places to eat in and around the area, and as it was the Easter long weekend, even offered to call the restaurants to check that it was open. It kind of sucked that the wifi had to be paid for.

I've stayed here about 4 or 5 times now and have enjoyed my stay each time. The trick is knowing…read morethat it'll be noisy, the living room will be the only room with the airconditioning and there aren't any modern bells and whistles - it's just straight forward, no frills like free wifi. Other than that, it's incredibly convenient, most rooms I think has a kitchenette, staff are friendly and prices competitive. O, and they offer FREE parking while every other bastard charges at least $15 over night. It's close to the tram lines and the great shopping in Smith Street. You can't go wrong. For the down sides, just work around the noise by taking some ear plugs with you and don't even bother trying to sleep in past 8.30am. As for the A/C, just open the rooms up so the main bedroom will also get some of the A/C or perhaps see reception and ask for a fan. No bells and whistles? just ensure you supply it yourself! like wifi broadband etc.

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.

Hideous. Smelly, badly outdated rooms, dark, dingy and totally overpriced! Stained blankets, wifi…read moredidn't work and the bed... might as well have slept on the floor. Don't do it!

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In a great location in the CBD district, near plenty of restaurants and shops and a block away from…read morethe free tram in town. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly; Daniel the concierge especially! He gave us great recommendations, booked two tours for us, and even left us a personalized note in our room with waters and biscuits! Our room was clean and spacious with two full beds, bathroom was nice and the staff was helpful in giving us extra shampoos and conditioners since we were three people. The lounge on the 9th floor is small, but great selection of buffet food for breakfast and even happy hour from 5-7. Free drinks, too!

The restaurant is amazing, and the weekday staff are fairly helpful…read more But there are other hotels to choose in Melbourne that are not suffering from disrepair, poor weekend staffing, and a spirit of decline. If you do stay here, take advantage of the restaurant for breakfast- chef is an amazing and historic staff are lovely.

Despite the mixed reviews I really loved this place. We strolled in at 1:00pm before a footy game…read morenot expecting much, but were given a great table, served lovely draught beers and ate some great fish and chips. The vibe was very relaxed. It's pubby but not grimey. Although it's a tad pricey. However, all considered, I'd definitely return and had an overall great experience.

I have to say that this is one pretty cool hotel, if only for the rooftop bar which has an awesome…read moreview of the city, though you also get the opportunity of watching multiple trains roaring by, especially during peak hour. The pub itself has three levels, and each of this levels has its own outdoor area (though they are not undercover, which means that you might get wet during incliment weather). The ground floor has a restaurant and the front bar (which gets pretty crowded at times), and the second floor has a live music area (which is trying to compete with the Corner across the road). However it's the rooftop deck that I like the most, which is accessible both from inside and from outside.

Can't beat this on location alone! Walk 5 mins in one direction & you're in the middle of the city,…read morewalk 5 mins the other way & you've got the best of Fitzroy! Across the road from the IMAX, the Museum & Carlton Gardens - great when there's a convention on too! Staff are lovely & helpful - I love that they've got an alcohol service at reception. Large grounds to run around in, cute little pool - has a really home-y atmosphere. Apartments are always nice - honestly you could live here! A very well run establishment & family friendly too.

WiFi works like complete garbage and nobody seemed very interested in fixing it. That is kind of a…read moredeal breaker. Easy one-star review.

I was spending a few days in Melbourne to catch up with old work friends and decided to try this…read morepub for a drink and a meal on my last evening. Well, I was really impressed. The bar staff were attentive and friendly and the Bangers and Mash, complemented with some excellent pale ale was admirable. The owner/landlord had just returned from overseas but was happy to have a chat. I hope to return before too long. Andrew Blackwell Brisbane

Another real favourite pub of mine, the PP had that 'scruffy exterior / nice interior' thing going…read moreon before it became commonplace, with peeling faded paint on the walls facing the Vic Parade exhaust-factory reminding you that these inner-city pubs carry a lot of history inside. It's one of our 'footy pubs' that me and my mates frequent before and after games - a 10 min walk to the MCG seemingly scaring off the bogan throngs that must filter in places closer to the ground. Staff is always friendly and welcoming, it's vibrant without being too busy, and the pub grub has never let me down yet. Ideally they would add a few more taps and beer variety, or at least rotate more frequently to mix things up, but it's a small complaint. Yet to partake in a trivia night yet but one started up around us recently and it looked like good fun that we'll likely come back to try. Note: I have extreme bias as have been lucky enough to celebrate several of my team's Grand Final victories here, so The Prince Pat will always have a special place in my heart for that alone!

The apartments are really clean and well looked after so your stay here will be comfortable. Staff…read moreare helpful and stay out of your way so if you're looking for a relatively cheap place and like your personal space I recommend this place. Whether it be for business or leisure check the apartments out.