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QT Melbourne

Hotel · Design hotel5-star$$$Melbourne CBD, Melbourne

Fashion-forward five-star design hotel on Russell Street in the theatre district, with 188 rooms, Pascale Bar and Grill and a rooftop cocktail bar.

At a glance

Type
Design hotel
Area
Melbourne CBD, Melbourne, Australia
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Hotel class
5-star
Official site
qthotels.com

Good to know

  • Rooftop bar
  • Restaurant
  • Dog-friendly rooms
  • Accessible rooms

Why we recommend it

QT Melbourne is a design-led hotel at 133 Russell Street, in the theatre district at the heart of the city centre. It describes its style as industrial chic, low-light and high-fashion, and the interiors follow that brief with velvet details and low lighting. The hotel calls itself a five-star city hotel.

There are 188 rooms. Room types include the QT King, Loft King, Corner King and Double Queen, as well as suites, accessible rooms and interconnecting rooms for families. Some rooms are dog-friendly, which is useful for anyone travelling with a pet, and the range of room types means you can choose between a standard king, a loft layout or a corner room.

Two venues anchor the hotel's social life. Pascale Bar and Grill is an open-plan day grill and bar with an extensive wine list, and Rooftop at QT is a cocktail bar with views across the city, which makes a convenient first or last drink of the evening for guests heading to the theatres nearby.

The location is one of the best in the city for walking. Collins Street's shops and the city's laneways are close by, and the hotel is about five minutes' walk from Parliament Station. Flinders Lane, with restaurants such as Chin Chin, Supernormal and Cumulus Inc., and Hosier Lane's street art are a short walk south, while Stalactites, on the corner of Lonsdale and Russell Streets, is a few blocks north for late-night souvlaki. The Old Melbourne Gaol and State Library Victoria are further up Russell Street, and Pellegrini's Espresso Bar, also in the theatre district, is close by on Bourke Street for an early espresso. Travellers on a tighter budget will find Space Hotel further north on the same street, at 380 Russell Street.

QT Melbourne suits couples, style-conscious travellers and theatre-goers who want to be in the middle of the action, and it works well for short city breaks. Travellers who prefer a quiet, traditional hotel may find The Hotel Windsor or The Langham a better fit.

Booking is through the QT Hotels website, where contact details, parking information and accessibility details are also published, so check there before you arrive.

QT Melbourne FAQs

Where is QT Melbourne?

At 133 Russell Street, in Melbourne's theatre district.

How many rooms does QT Melbourne have?

188 rooms, including suites, accessible rooms and interconnecting rooms.

Is QT Melbourne dog-friendly?

Yes. Dog-friendly rooms are available.

Is there a rooftop bar?

Yes. Rooftop at QT is a cocktail bar with city views.

What restaurant is in the hotel?

Pascale Bar and Grill, an open-plan grill and bar with an extensive wine list.

What is the nearest station?

Parliament Station, about five minutes' walk away.

Is QT Melbourne a five-star hotel?

It describes itself as a five-star city hotel.

What is the design style?

The hotel describes it as industrial chic, low-light and high-fashion.

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