Hotels near Collins Street

Collins Street Hotels

A dazzling hodgepodge of iconic, heritage buildings and high end shopping, Collins Street in Melbourne is a mecca for shoppers and history buffs alike. Known for its designer stores sequestered in elegant heritage buildings, private clubs, and exclusive jewellers, Collins Street boasts its own 'Paris End' and is the place to see and be seen by the fashionable elite. It's also a haven for enchanting boutiques and fabulous hidden bars, perfect for nipping in for a gin and tonic or icy cocktail.

Things to see

Collins Street is the place to spoil yourself, to indulge in a little retail pampering and some top notch dining. Step into the exclusive Melbourne Sartoria and have a premium quality, made-to-measure, bespoke suit made by Master Tailor, Adriano Carbone, or comb through the shelves of Kay Craddock Antiquarian Bookseller for a prime first edition to add to your collection. Head down nearby Russell Place and enter the Gothic portals of Bar Ampere for a glass of absinthe and a platter of Gascogne sausage with cornichons and mustard, or take a seat in the lavishly restored Regent Theatre and sit back for an evening of toe-tapping music or laugh out loud comedy.

Hotels in Collins Street

Hotels near Collins Street are a mix of 3 and 4 star establishments that cater to a range of needs and budgets. From rooms in beautifully renovated historical buildings to those tucked away in modern towers, you can choose a style that suits you best. Upscale hotels provide multilingual staff, concierge services, fitness centres, and in house restaurants and bars. Mid-range hotels near Collins Street offer clean, simple rooms with air conditioning, self-parking, and an optional breakfast. The Sebel Melbourne Flinders Lane is one of the top 10 hotels near Collins Street.

Where to stay

Collins Street is abuzz with shoppers and diners day and night, so if you want in on the action, look for hotels on Collins Street itself, or choose from a range of hotels on nearby Queen. Bank Place is only 100 metres from Collins Street, and offers a range of boutique 4-star studio and 1 bedroom apartments. All these establishments are within walking distance of excellent coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainments.

How to get to Collins Street

Most international visitors arrive in Collins Street by way of Melbourne. From there, the SkyBus will take you directly to Southern Cross Station. Once you arrive in Melbourne, you can quickly and easily get to Collins Street via foot, tram, or the Free Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle. If traveling by tram, take any tram along Swanston and Elizabeth streets to Collins Street, or the free City Circle Tram to the corner of Spring and Collins streets or the corner of Spencer and Collins streets.

The Free Melbourne City Tourist Shuttle includes 13 stops and takes approximately 1.5 hours. The bus runs every 30 minutes between 9.30am and 4.30pm daily and includes an on-board commentary. Get off at Stop 4 for Collins Street. If you'd like to walk to Collins Street, simply head north from Federation Square and you will arrive in about 3 minutes.