The Victoria All Seasons Hotel Melbourne
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215 Little Collins Street Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3000, 3-9669-0000
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After a semi-exciting week in Sydney whose highlights included watching the Super Bowl at 10 am with about 100 Americans down at Coogee Beach (which included my roommate Ryan, Eric (who goes to Chicago GSB) and Leslie's friend Kim) and going out on Wednesday night, I left for Melbourne early Friday morning. And by early, I mean insanely early, since I had to get up at 5 am. Fortunately, getting to the airport for me is pretty easy as I live about a 10 minute walk (or a very short cab or bus r...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia cwendeln
Well, what can I say about Satruday in Melbourne. This was one of the weirdest experiences of my life. We awoke around 11 and turned on the news to find out that the current temperature was 104 degrees. At 11 am. By the time we got outside to walk around for lunch, the temperature reached 116 degrees. It was easily the hottest temperature I've ever felt. In fact, it was the hottest recorded day in the history of Melbourne. I'm not sure what the odds are that I would happen to be there on that...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia cwendeln
Jan. 29. Arrived Melbourne aound 6:00 PM. We took a taxi to our hotel - the Victoria on Little Collins Street. It's an older hotel and not the Ritz but so far quite nice. The desk clerk helped us arrange a city tour for Jan. 30th. What a fantastic city! Our tour took us to most areas downtown and up into the hills in the suburbs. There are loads of parks. There are many, many sporting venues - Cricket stadiums, footbal stadiums, swimming pools, tennis courts. Remember that Melbourne hosted th...
Melbourne, Australia gclarke_99
When you fly into Melbourne's Avalon airport, you're nowhere near Melbourne, just so you know. I didn't know that and couldn't believe we had a 78km drive to Melbourne from the airport. 78km! Ryanair would love this place. Our flight had been cancelled last minute and we'd bundled onto a later flight at a more suitable time. Only rub was that we were basically sent to sit at either end of the cabin. I relished my new found freedom and ordered 14 beers and hit on the airhostess (not really). W...
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia lisamcsherry
When my mom and dad lived in East Melbourne over 30 years ago, they became friends with Trevor Barr. His daughter, Jo, is a few months younger than me. Jo and I met when my dad and I came back to Australia together when I was 8 years old and again 12 years ago when I came for a visit to Australia on my own before starting university. On the trip just over a decade ago, Jo was finishing high school and had a tight group of friends who I spent a lot of time with during the 5 days I was there. I...
Melbourne, Australia tpdownunder2006
Travelpod is stupid, it doesnt think that victoria is a state in Australia.
Melbourne, Australia xdiandraxHistorical Traveler Reviews of The Victoria All Seasons Hotel Melbourne
Great location...but...
Watch out!! There might be a mouse in your room
It was an extremely uncomfortable experience.
The elevators in the hotel are very old and terrible.
The most terrible thing is I saw a mouse running in my own room!!
This hotel only change my room without any formal apology and help.
They don't care about customer's feeling and health!!
We never stay anywhere else
Rooms neat, clean and bathrooms small but clean (no bathroom in economy room though). You do not really need to go economy as they have great rates for regional people.
It is an old hotel, and it is not the ritz, the floors squeak, no views, and the corridor walls need painting, and some carpet is quite old, but who cares. It is so convenient!! out the door and you are in the centre of town, surrounded by shops.
Only slight issue, is that it only has a small carpark, but you can park cheaply in a nearby carpark, but once you discover you have to park here, you have to go around the block to get to it (and blocks are big in Melbourne)!
Convenient but ........
Not bad
Only problem was that our travel agent didn't tell us that there are two types of rooms - Superior and Economy. If you book the Economy room (like us) you will be in an older wing of the Hotel in a room which has no shower or toilet. There are communal showers and toliets which were, I must say, extremely clean. Our room smelled of smoke even though we requested a non-smoking room.
On the whole, the Economy rooms provide good accommodation if all you plan to do at the hotel is sleep. FANTASTIC LOCATION!!!
Mixed
I always stay at the vic
Your car is parked for you then a quick book in and your set.
Great Breakfast. Great Bar. Great Meals.
It's great to see stuff there from the 'old days' like letter drop chutes etc.
A fancy new hotel does not have the sort of feeling that this place has. It seems the place puts guests and staff in a good mood. I have stayed at fancy new ones and everyone seems so cold - staff and guests
Close to everything.
Clean comfortable and GREAT staff!
We start our chat room meets here! lol
Ask anything and the GREAT staff help in what ever way they can.
I have stayed here with many friends that came from Over-the-Seas and they loved it as well.
One thing I wish for is that their coffee cups were MUGS!! ya need it after a hard day/night :)
You hear that? management Coffee MUGS!
thank you moni-yol
Victoria, great location
Excellent value
A very pleasant surprise!
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