The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins Melbourne

Location was great, room very spacious, very clean & tidy. Service was excellent, delicious breakfast. Definitely recommend staying here.

Very comfortable with helpful staff. Would stay at Savoy again.

Beautiful hotel, friendly staff and clean rooms. Walking distance to everything! Highly recommend and will hopefully be returning soon

Another great stay at the Savoy. Requested a high floor with views and was offered a room on the 11th floor. Thank you. Unfortunately the room was located at the end of the corridor adjacent to the staff entrance. I would like to suggest a soft closing door is installed so as not to interfere with the comfort of guests in the room adjacent to the staff area.

A lovely hotel. Loved the Art deco.

Nice room in the center of city. Love the design of room and the bed on the upper level. Hotel is right beside the station but still pretty quiet in the room.

A pleasant and cozy place.

Stayed there for 5 nights with my wife and a 3yo. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The toilet amenity is on request basis so need to ask the housekeeping staff to get whatever you want. Have to say the housekeeping service was not meeting expectation, they didn’t wash the glass and clean the rubbish bin at least 3 nights during our stay. Front desk staff was professional and friendly. They were able to answer most of the questions and gave us early check-in. Of course this is not 100% guarantee, so I’m really appreciated. Location is one of the advantages for this hotel. The buffet breakfast was not that nice compare to other hotels, not much food selection and the coffee machine was quite dirty actually. I won’t pay A$26 for the breakfast if I would have a choice. Overall, the hotel location is good and friendly hotel staff. Perhaps good for business traveller but not for family.

Couldn’t fault this hotel. It is very convenient for Southern Cross railway station and South Bank is just a short walk away. If you want the shops in the town though, it’s the wrong end of Little Collins Street (not too far to walk though).