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Melbourne is on the rise thanks to these seven must-visit hotels
Best known for its wide array of restaurants, vibrant street art and its ridiculously good coffee, Melbourne might be Australia’s creative capital, but for reasons unknown, its hotel scene remained curiously unmatched. Recently though, a slate of local hoteliers have picked up the pace, peppering the hospitality landscape with a much-needed dose of contemporary cool. From an all-you-can buy urban apartment to an art-laden winery hotel, take a look at the seven properties that are putting the city on the map.
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Garden State — Melbourne, Australia
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Felix Hotel — Sydney, Australia
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New Melbourne bar, The Ugly Duckling, lands gracefully on Swan Street
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Silo by Joost — Melbourne, Australia
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A world of pink at Melbourne's new cocktail bar Peaches
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Bar Nacional — Melbourne, Australia
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Burleigh Pavilion — Gold Coast, Australia
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Local studio Arkim spices up Sam Sam Chicken's new outpost in Melbourne
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Gabriel — Melbourne, Australia
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Eazy Peazy — Melbourne, Australia
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Latest iteration of Australia’s Art Series Hotels is a multi-faceted marvel
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Doot Doot Doot cements Melbourne’s reputation for inventive restaurants
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The Calile in Brisbane is a pastel-hued modern day Babylon
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Ricky and Pinky — Melbourne, Australia
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Super Whatnot — Brisbane, Australia
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Six guest rooms have launched at remote restaurant Brae, outside of Melbourne
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Melbourne's Prince Hotel debuts newly minted restaurant by IF Architecture
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Hecker Guthrie designs Piccolina Gelateria in Melbourne
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Chef Heston Blumenthal heads down under with a Melbourne iteration of his celebrated restaurant, Dinner
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Luchetti Krelle revives art deco hotel in New South Wales
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Brass details and a pale palette of greens and blue-greys at the Gold Coast's 19 at The Star
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Treat your tastebuds at Adelaide’s newest Italian restaurant
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QT — Canberra, Australia
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Design studio Atelier Wagner has transformed a former Melbourne courthouse into Ciao Cielo
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Minimalist bar and diner Locura in Byron Bay takes design inspiration from Mexico
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Melbourne's Pentolina restaurant, by Biasol is a slick mix of modernity and age
