Wyndham Hotel Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia)

If you're looking to explore Melbourne at your pleasure and handle all of the details, including meals and nightlife, then this might be an ideal stop for you. The inclusion of furnished apartment appliances and spaces means that you can live in a home away from home, and won't have unnecessary intrusions.

The overall style of the hotel is fantastically new, utilising a great colour scheme and contrast to provide a contemporary stay with polished interiors. Whether you're in the on-site fitness centre or in your private room, you'll be awed by the smooth, cohesive appearance of the property.

It's not uncommon for staff members to go out of their way for you needs, including arranging shuttles or giving directions throughout the city as needed. They're one of your best resources during your stay, and you can look to them for anything and everything, including concierge assistance or room supplies.

While the property itself has a luxury angle, the televisions and their programming are not up to par in terms of quality. The channels are basic packages composed of sports, news, and foreign language programmes, so you'll need to seek out entertainment in the city.

There are few furnishings to be found in the actual bedrooms, and even the size of the rooms reflects a commitment to a scaled-down approach. You may feel a bit cramped in your room, and will likely spend most of your time in the sitting area.

The private spaces are wonderful, but you'll soon be struck by a sense of isolation because of the lack of lobby areas, on-site bars, and general bonding facilities. The fitness centre is the closest the property comes to this feature, but it's still lacking in interaction.