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Hotel Indigo Melbourne opens Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne doesn’t exactly have a shortage of hotels, but the brand-new Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Little Collins isn’t here to blend in. Sitting pretty at 288 Little Collins Street, it’s smack in the middle of the city’s action - coffee, street art, and impulse shopping sprees all just a stroll away.
Inside, it’s not your standard beige sleep box. Each room is splashed with bold design nods to Melbourne’s fashion and laneway culture, with plush beds and floor-to-ceiling windows so you can spy on the city without actually leaving your robe.
And then there’s Fern Bar & Dining, where cocktails are crafted with the same seriousness Melburnians usually reserve for flat whites. Menus lean seasonal, plates lean generous, and the vibe says “I’m on holiday” even if you’re just here for an overnight work trip.
Of course, there’s also a gym if you’re that way inclined, and spaces that are as happy hosting laptops as they are late-night catch-ups. It’s slick without being stuffy and playful without being try-hard, acting as the perfect reminder that this vibrant city does boutique hotels better than most.
Want a stay that feels like Melbourne turned down the clichés and turned up the personality? Hotel Indigo on Little Collins has the keys.
Sunday-Monday room rates will start from AU$269 for a King Standard or a two Single Standard. Room types are as follows:
- Standard rooms
- Standard room with balcony
- Premium rooms
- Premium room with balcony
- Suites
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