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  • Cup Perfect

    As a handy destination to all the fun of the cup week the Promenade at Crown was the best place to stay. All the new bars were open and there was lots happening. Not only could we eat and have a drink at the bar, we were close enough to walk to South Wharf and Bourke Street to shop. Fantastic location!! Will be back again this time next year!!

    Comment By-Lynda Giles-Holmes

  • Relax Package

    We had a very pleasurable stay and was pleasantly surprised with chocolate coated strawberries about an hour after arrival!

    Comment By-Sheri

  • Excellent stay

    The only thing that beat the location and the quality and views of our room was the excellent service we were given by the staff. It was a wonderful experience and I have no hesitation in recommending the Crown promenade Hotel to anyone looking for a wonderful place to stay. My wife and I look forward to returning as soon as possible.

    Comment By-Anonymous

  • Crown Promenade

    Rooms were very clean, roomy and everything worked. Staff were always helpful and it's great to be just a short stroll from Southbank and the CBD. Would happily stay here again.

    Comment By-Anonymous

Crown Promenade Hotel Melbourne

from $358
Crown Promenade Hotel Melbourne
8 Whiteman Street, Southbank Melbourne, VIC, Australia
(AAA)
Reviewer Score

About Crown Promenade Hotel Melbourne

List of facilities

  • Bar / Lounge
  • Business Centre
  • Conference Facilities
  • Currency Exchange Services
  • Faxing Facilities
  • Gym / Fitness Facilities
  • Internet Access - High Speed
  • Parking Facilities (At Cost)
  • Reception
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Shopping Arcade
  • Spa / Wellness Centre
  • Swimming Pool - Outdoor
  • Laundry Facilities
  • Photocopying Facilities
  • Cafe
  • Sauna
  • Swimming Pool - Indoor
  • Casino

0.38 km / 0.24 miles from Southbank

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Standard King Room
Bedding Info

MaxMax People Type
 Price # of Rooms Total Price
1 Single Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64
2 Double Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64

Standard Twin Room - 2 queen beds
Bedding Info

MaxMax People Type
 Price # of Rooms Total Price
1 Single Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64
2 Double Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64
3 Triple Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64
4 Quad Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$213.64

Corner King Room
Bedding Info

MaxMax People Type
 Price # of Rooms Total Price
1 Single Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$254.55
2 Double Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$254.55

Relax Package - Standard King Room
Bedding Info

MaxMax People Type
 Price # of Rooms Total Price
1 Single Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$262.73
2 Double Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$262.73
Relax Package! Breakfast & Valet Parking
More Info

Relax Package - Standard King Room

Offer: Relax Package! Breakfast & Valet Parking (Prices displayed include discount)
Sale Dates: N/A
Stay Dates: N/A
Black Out Dates: N/A
Min Stay: N/A
Terms and Conditions: One night?s accommodation, inclusive of buffet breakfast for 2 people, Valet Car Parking for one vehicle

Studio King Room
Bedding Info

MaxMax People Type
 Price # of Rooms Total Price
1 Single Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$345.45
2 Double Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$345.45
3 Triple Instant Confirmation
Was $358
$345.45

INTERNET ONLY RATES - These rates are only available to users who book through CheaperthanHotels.

What's Nearby!

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  • Shrine of Remembrance

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  • South Melbourne Market

    If you can manage to navigate the labyrinth that is the South Melbourne Market, you are likely to be rewarded with a hidden treasure from one of the market’s hundreds of vendors. The eclectic collection of goods ranges from books to bok choy. The market has been a neighbourhood institution since 1864; there are lots of specialty shops and cool cafes lining the streets surrounding the market.

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