Intercontinental Melbourne Hotel Shuttles

A luxurious stay at the heart of downtown, the InterContinental Melbourne’s ritzy colonial facade was original built in the late 19th century. Offering a juxtaposed modern interior, rooms come with recessed ceilings and photography of recognizable Melbourne features, not to mention gothic-style windows and same-room living areas. Deluxe rooms offer personalized gifts for children as well as French doors that open up to balconies. A couple of fine dining restaurants also provide contemporary Australian & Italian, while an ornate cafe serves tea in the afternoons. Available to all guests include free Wi-Fi and a beautifully lit dinner pool, as well as next door access to the Collins Street Light Rail Station. For easier transfers to wherever, book a private lift instead, choosing between family-friendly SUVS or small sedans, also considering meet-and-greet services for basic drop offs via stretched limousines or local personal driver (whatever suits your fancy).

Get to know the neighborhood by looking forward to what’s close, ensuring something good happens by simply doing the right thing. Family hotspots include the SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, home to thousands of creatures sprawled across multiple floors, not to mention easy access to the Yarra River’s many attractions. These attractions also include waterside tours via Freddy's Bike Tours & Rentals, as well as easy access to the nightly lit Kings Bridge - across this bridge are over a dozen restaurants within the Crown Melbourne, as well as the ritzy hotel’s attached Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex. Quieter urban oases worth a chat or two include the Flagstaff Gardens’ various trails winding through sculptures and colonial-era landscapes, as well as views of the entire city from the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel’s cabins providing panoramic views. And for dinner, settle down with a bite to eat from various restaurants, including locally sourced cuisine from Left Bank Melbourne Restaurant and endless Indian from Delhi Rocks.