Hotel Features

Hotel Amenities

• Gymnasium
• Valet Parking
• Disabled Facilities
• WIFI/Broadband
• Business Centre
• 24 Hours Service
• Restaurant & Bar facilities

Room Features

Room Description

The Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne features 340 stylishly appointed accommodation rooms and suites, each expressing individuality and the exceptional Rendezvous standard. Guests can choose from a superb selection of Deluxe, newly designed Commerce Rooms, grand opulent Club Rooms located on the heritage floor or luxurious modern one bedroom Suites..

• Deluxe room: Our Deluxe Rooms are perfect for the short stay guest, combining contemporary design with relaxed ambience, comfort and style. King, Queen or Double Bed options available.
• Commerce room: Warm earthy tones feature in the newly designed Commerce Rooms, providing quests with a sense of comfort, intimacy and an experience of understated luxury. Every room features quality furnishings, LCD television, executive desk, designer bathroom with indulgent overhead drenching showers, broadband and an automated lighting system. King or Queen size bed options available.
• Club room: These magnificently renovated Club Rooms located on the hotels heritage floors feature original Edwardian Baroque designed ornate eight metre ceilings, columns and leadlight windows. King, Queen or Double bed options available. Complimentary in-room broadband access, welcome chocolates and daily newspaper upon arrival.
• Suites: Luxurious, spacious one bedroom suites feature a large master bedroom, walk-in wardrobe, marble bathroom and King size bed. All Suites offer a seperate lounge area ideal for entertaining or business meetings. Complimentary in-room broadband access, welcome chocolates and daily newspaper upon arrival.

Room Amenities

• Executive desk
• Voice-mail message system
• Personal mini-bar
• Coffee-making facilities
• In-room safe
• On-demand movies
• Hairdryer
• Iron and ironing board
• Full-length mirror
• Broadband facilities
• Smoke-free floors
• Bathroom with shower over bath
• 24 hour room service
• Security key card access to all rooms
• Individual room control heating/air conditioning
• Clock radio

Address

328 Flinders Street
Melbourne
VIC, 3000

Phone

6139250 1888

Directions

Restaurants

The Grill

This contemporary styled 96 seat restaurant serves a variety of modern Pacific Rim styled cuisine with a variety to suit all tastes. The setting is understated and allows for a relaxed yet complete dining experience. Pricing is moderate and the restaurant is open 7 days a week. Service is casual and an excellent range of wine and spirits are available.

The Bar

Rich dark timber panelling, leadlight windows and ornate ceilings welcome you to The Bar which has been beautifully restored from the original Club Reading Room.

Entertainment

Shopping

The hotel is surrounded by some of Melbourne’s best shopping including Myer, David Jones, Melbourne Central, QV, GPO and Bourke Street Mall.
All are within a 2-5 min walk from the hotel.
Direct Factory Outlets (DFO) is a short tram ride away.

Federation Square

Touted as "Melbourne’s civic and cultural hub for the 21st century," Federation Square is a conglomerate of attractions centered on wacky architecture and a large open piazza-type area cobbled with misshapen paving.
Here you’ll find the National Gallery of Victoria: The Ian Potter Centre-Australian Art, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), and a one-stop Visitor Centre.
The huge three-level National Gallery of Victoria building contains the largest collection of Australian art in the country, including many works by Sidney Nolan, Russell Drysdale, and Tom Roberts, as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
Numerous cafes and coffee shops operate throughout the precinct.
Lots of events happen in the square’s 450-seat amphitheatre, including theatrical performances and free concerts. Other events take place on the plaza and along the banks of the Yarra River.

Address: Flinders St. to the Yarra River (running north-south to the left, facing Flinders St. Railway Station)

Melbourne Museum

This museum opposite the 19th-century Royal Exhibition Buildings is Australia’s largest and one of the most interesting. Some of the highlights include a real blue whale skeleton (you can’t miss it), an indoor rainforest, and a truly brilliant insect and butterfly collection with lots of real-life exhibits, including cockroaches, ant colonies, and huge spiders. Check out the brightly coloured Children’s Museum, which will bring hours of enjoyment to the little ones. A big thumbs up! Allow 2 hours.

Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton

Victorian Arts Centre

Topped by a spire reaching 162 metres above St Kilda Road, the Victorian Arts Centre contains four theatres each individually designed by Oscar-winning Australian designer John Truscott.
The complex is built with the theatres reaching six levels below the street the largest is the State Theatre used for major opera, ballet and musical productions, seating over 2000. Attend a viewing of the latest show while you explore the home of Australia’s premier performing-art companies and the theatres they work in.
Most stores are open seven days, and many stay open late on Fridays to 9pm

Queen Victoria Market

The Queen Victoria Market is more than just Melbourne’s shopping Mecca. This 19th century market is a historic landmark, a tourist attraction and an institution for all Melburnians. The ‘Queen Vic’ was opened in 1878, but the meat market building operated from 1866.
Fresh is the flavour of the market. More than fresh seafood and fresh fruits and vegetables, the market takes a fresh approach. Find clothing, baggage, toys, jewellery, new-age products and souvenirs.
The complex of enclosed food halls, open sheds, shops and stores illustrate the variety of Melbourne culture through its produce whilst maintaining a vibrant sense of how a 19th century market functioned.

CHANGES & CONDITIONS

If you cancel within 72 hours of check-in a cancellation penalty of the cost of 1 night applies per room booked.