Hyde Melbourne Place, Melbourne
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“This striking rust-colored 191-room hotel built from local bricks, concrete, and hardwood is a distillation of what makes this thrumming city tick. The debut hotel by sought-after Melbourne-based architecture and design studio Kennedy Nolan, is chock-full of head-turning details.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
If you’re looking for a stay that blends modern style with Melbourne city energy, HYDE Melbourne Place is a pretty solid pick. Located right in the heart of the CBD, it puts you in the thick of the laneways, cafés and urban buzz.
The rooms are sleek and comfortable. There are plenty of options if you want a balcony with a view of the cityscape.
What’s cool is the total vibe: you’ve got dining and bars on site (with rooftop options coming soon) so you don’t even have to leave for a good time.
Whether you’re winding down after a big day exploring Melbourne, or gearing up for a night out, it’s got that “city stay with style” energy.
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