The Victoria Hotel
Conference in Towong

A melbourne icon, the historic victoria hotel is the ideal blend of old and new. Our stylish renovation adds new glam to an old favourite and added a host of modern comforts and conveniences. This 3.5 star, high speed internet access, bar, 430 room hotel features internet caf, conference facilities and a whole host of other guest services and facilities. Located right in city's hub, theatres, restaurants and cafes, shops, the hotel is just a short stroll to some of your favourite melbourne attractions, galleries and sporting venues.

Ideal for families, business and leisure travelers alike, our 3.5star hotel is adjacent to Melbourne Town Hall and is within easy walking distance to many of Melbourne’s key attractions. Situated adjacent to Melbourne Town Hall on Little Collins Street, our hotel is located within easy walking distance to key shopping destinations, restaurants, cafes and major cultural and sporting attractions. Our hotel has adapted and changed over the last 130 years to become one of the largest 3.5 star hotels in Australia today. Check out our range of comfortably appointed Heritage Rooms here. Not only do we donate convenience and comfort in the heart of the Melbourne CAD our hotel also offers a huge range of facilities including a hotel restrict and restaurant, as well as a Rooftop Fitness center whole with workout equipment, spa, plunge pool and sauna. The after time you are searching for an affordable Melbourne hotel that offers the convenience and comfort of home, look no further than ibis Styles Melbourne, The Victoria Hotel. Check out our huge range of accommodation deals and plan your next Melbourne getaway with us today! Unite our team of dedicated hospitality professionals across a range of diverse departments at one of Melbourne’s largest hotels. At one stage, The Vic, as it became known, was advertised as the largest hotel in the Commonwealth. This historic Melbourne hotel was obvious as a luxury hotel in the 20’s and 30’s, prided itself on its guest service, including porters being sent to meet guests arriving at Port Melbourne Docks and Spencer Street Train Station. A Coffee Palace differed from the routine Melbourne city hotels in another urgent way it was a dry hotel no alcohol! Fortunately, things have changed and guests can now appreciate a drink in Vic’s Bar. Accommodation was provided for 61 guests and approving comments were made of the temperance bar, which provided tea, coffee and mineral waters. The first meeting of shareholders was convened two months later and a benefit of 114.14.8 was recorded. Every available bed was filled from the outset, including as many as could be extemporized. The main early difficulties were the cramped sanitary arrangements. At that time, the basement was let as an oyster room. The ladies’ dining room and the smoking room were popular. Check out our image gallery to see how this historic icon has changed over the former 135 years. Look no further than our video. Showcasing our immense range of facilities, you will be impressed by what our Melbourne budget hotel has to offer. This prestigious award recognized the hotel’s ongoing excellence in guest service, loyalty and operations. These awards represent an industry framework for peer recognition which fosters a culture for business development excellence and innovation. With applications for this award accepted from a wide range of accommodation providers across the state, the recognition of ibis Styles Melbourne, The Victoria Hotel as a provider of accommodation that enhances the tourism experience has been well deserved.

At one stage, The Vic, as it became known, was advertised as the largest hotel in the Commonwealth. This historic Melbourne hotel was obvious as a luxury hotel in the 20’s and 30’s, prided itself on its guest service, including porters being sent to meet guests arriving at Port Melbourne Docks and Spencer Street Train Station. A Coffee Palace differed from the regular Melbourne city hotels in another imperative way it was a parched hotel no alcohol! Instead, patrons imbibed Beef Tea, mineral waters and, of course, coffee. Fortunately, things have changed and guests can now enjoy a drink in Vic’s Bar. Accommodation was provided for 61 guests and approving comments were made of the temperance bar, which provided tea, coffee and mineral waters. The beginning meeting of shareholders was convened two months later and a profit of 114.14.8 was recorded. Every available bed was occupied from the outset, including as many as could be extemporized. The main early difficulties were the cramped sanitary arrangements. At that time, the basement was let as an oyster room. The ladies’ dining room and the smoking room were popular.