Royce Hotel

The Royce Hotel Melbourne is a five-star designer boutique hotel, blending Art Deco elegance with the opulence of a golden era. Located centrally on Melbourne’s grand boulevard, it offers a tram stop at its doorstep, providing easy access to the fashionable shopping and dining precincts of Toorak Road, Chapel Street, and Collins Street, as well as the Melbourne CBD, Royal Botanic Gardens (1 km), Shrine of Remembrance (0.8 km), Albert Park Lake (1.4 km), and Southbank Promenade (2 km). Melbourne Airport (MEL) is 28 km away.

The hotel features 94 guestrooms, each offering Hollywood-style luxury with contemporary conveniences. Guests can enjoy pillowtop beds with premium bedding, electronic window furnishings, individual climate control, minibars, flat-screen televisions with complimentary Wi-Fi and movies, and Koko Black chocolates. Private bathrooms are equipped with Dyson Supersonic hairdryers, Molton Brown toiletries, and in select rooms, bathrobes. Certain rooms also feature blackout curtains, air conditioning, or a balcony/terrace.

Indulgence is central to The Royce experience, from its grand staircase and statement ballroom chandelier to its intuitive, personalized service. Dining options include an award-winning restaurant, a radiant Bistro and Conservatory, and The Bar, serving iconic cocktails by a cozy open fireplace. Guests can also take advantage of 24-hour room service.

Amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, a business center, and an in-house fireplace in the lobby. The hotel provides complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge services, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, dry cleaning/laundry services, daily housekeeping, and car hire. Limited onsite parking is available, and a 24-hour front desk ensures seamless service. The Royce ballroom is available for celebrity-scale weddings, and babysitting services can be arranged.

For guest comfort and safety, a maximum occupancy of two guests per room applies, with visitors welcome only in public areas. Smoking is prohibited throughout the hotel, and photography in public areas requires prior management approval.