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MEL airport hotel transfers Across from downtown and looking out at the Yarra River, the Crown Metropol Melbourne offers luxury amenities alongside priceless convenience to the Southbank neighborhood. A wide array of rooms offer a truly striking ambiance, from minimalist lofts that include floor-to-ceiling windows, floating desks and bedside loungers, to well-thought-out suites that come adorned with Aussie-inspired decor and turquoise elements. The massive resort is an institution in itself, providing a whopping eighteen restaurants, a couple of high-rise pools both indoor and outdoor, and a large casino-entertainment complex. One perk that’s not offered, however, is transportation - on the west side of the building is the Whiteman Street Light Rail Station perfect for downtown transfers, while trips to Melbourne Airport and beyond are best suited with private vehicle rentals ranging from small sedans to spacious SUVs. Also available are a handful of meet-and-greet services ranging from stretched limousines to taxis, each ideal for getting to busy event venues.
Finding something to do near the hotel can be a bit overwhelming due to the close proximity of so many landmarks, but an easy way to get through the day is to follow one’s gut. Consider a handful exhibits that include continent-centric exhibits at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, or consider a fine mix of stately artifacts and internationally renowned pieces at the National Gallery of Victoria. Another easy way to pass the time is to simply walk along the Yarra Promenade, located adjacent to the hotel and leading guests through various landmarks like Sandridge Bridge and Alexandria Gardens. Families looking for an all-day hangout should simply cross the nightly lit Kings Bridge to reach SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium’s vast collection of creatures in multiple buildings, or guests can head towards the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria for a look at one of masterful landscapes and old colonial exhibits that date back to the park’s 1846 opening. |