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Thanks for the pics, Aussie_flyer.
Renovation wise, I believe only the lobby and facade outstanding. Restaurant downstairs is ready, will report back tomorrow on what it's like.Does anyone have an update on a restaurant and breakfast? Are renovation/building works still works still going on in the lobby?
Renovation wise, I believe only the lobby and facade outstanding. Restaurant downstairs is ready, will report back tomorrow on what it's like.
Renovation wise, I believe only the lobby and facade outstanding. Restaurant downstairs is ready, will report back tomorrow on what it's like.
The outside looks horrendous at the moment, with the temporary 'fencing' for the lobby works.. My gym is next door.
I'm sure this doesn't have any impact once you walk in the door though.
Renovation wise, I believe only the lobby and facade outstanding. Restaurant downstairs is ready, will report back tomorrow on what it's like.
OK. Thanks for the update. I'm keeping the DT as an option to HSW, depending on price (i.e., when HSW is way over-priced).
i found the DT to be reasonably priced
Sure theres no lounge and no suites but i can pay for the amount of beer with the money saved
Restaurant was good but was obviously week 1 with service a bit clunky
Internet was faster than HSW!
Ill stay at HSW with mrs C but probably stay at DT on my own when eh prices are ridicuous at HSW
Agree. DT usually priced between $150-$190 while HSW can be over $300. I can't justify paying so much more just for the lounge.
Another reasonable priced hotel in MEL is Radisson with recently renovated rooms and good breakfast.
Ohhh. didn't know Radisson had been renovated, stayed there 2 years and was looking tired but not a bad spot. Made sweeter by booking under Club Carlsons F&F rate...
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[h=3][/h]Fresh from a slick makeover, the hotel is slap bang in the middle of Melbourne's busy Flinders Street. Many of the city's icons such as the quirky laneways, restaurants, bars, shops and South Bank's vibrant arts and entertainment area are a short stride away. If you need to catch a suburban train, Flinders Street Station is on your door step. DoubleTree by Hilton review, Melbourne: Weekend Away
With no mention that I could see that only a couple of rooms per floor actually have windows!And here is the review as printed in The Age:
And of course the disclaimer:
The writer was a guest of DoubleTree by Hilton Melbourne
With no mention that I could see that only a couple of rooms per floor actually have windows!
I noticed that!With no mention that I could see that only a couple of rooms per floor actually have windows!
Oh dear! I am just about to book the Doubletree Melbourne for 2 separate nights in May. I hope service has picked up by then.I will not stay here again and neither will my colleagues. This was my worst Hilton brand stay ever. My next Melbourne stay is now booked at Rydges Melbourne.
My next Melbourne stay is now booked at Rydges Melbourne.
I've stayed at Rydges a few weeks ago ($140 promo rate was attractive) but found the (upgraded) room to be in a bad condition. It looks more like 3* hotel now so no wonder the price was good.
Not saying DT is so great but at least the rooms are new and clean.