Rising 80 stories above Melbourne, this dramatic vertical hotel places guestrooms on floors 65 to 79 with panoramic bay and city views, award-winning Australian dining and a spectacular infinity pool on the wellness level.
The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne occupies the top of a skyscraper on Lonsdale Street at the western edge of the central business district. From the hotel’s upper floors, views extend toward Victoria Harbour, Port Phillip Bay, the Dandenong Ranges and the dense city below.
Guest rooms and suites occupy levels 65 through 79 and use custom furnishings, local artwork and contemporary materials to reflect Melbourne’s creative identity. The height gives even standard rooms a sense of drama usually reserved for signature suites elsewhere.
Wellness facilities sit on level 64 and include a panoramic infinity pool, vitality pool, sauna, steam room and Ritz-Carlton Spa. The combination turns swimming and relaxation into an observation-deck experience above the city.
Atria serves modern Australian cuisine with a focus on local growers, harvesters and fishermen, while Cameo specializes in rare spirits and highly crafted cocktails. Both rely heavily on the expansive skyline as part of the experience.
The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne is best for travelers who enjoy urban luxury at extreme elevation. Its views are the obvious draw, but the locally grounded art, food and design keep the hotel from feeling like a generic glass tower.