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Hotels in Melbourne span every budget, from $45 to $480 per night, across more than 3,400 properties citywide. Booking is seamless on Travorio.com, which accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 100+ cryptocurrencies, as well as flexible Pay Later options like Sezzle and PayPal Pay Later.

Melbourne attracts over 10 million visitors annually with its cosmopolitan culture and thriving food scene. Travelers benefit from a favorable USD/AUD exchange rate, stretching vacation budgets further. For the best hotel deals and mild weather, aim to book during the shoulder seasons of March to May or September to November.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Melbourne

CBD (Central Business District)

Melbourne’s CBD is the city’s pulse, ideal for first-time visitors and business travelers. Landmarks like Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, and the Royal Arcade are all in walking distance. The area is packed with restaurants such as Chin Chin and rooftop bars like Rooftop at QT. Hotel prices range from $110 to $190 per night, offering mid-range comfort steps from tram stops and Southern Cross Station. The location suits those wanting immediate access to shopping, theatre, and transit to all parts of Melbourne.

Southbank

Southbank gleams with luxury, modern skyscrapers, and a riverfront promenade lined with world-class dining. Art lovers flock to the National Gallery of Victoria and the Arts Centre Melbourne nearby. Crown Casino and riverside restaurants like Pure South Dining elevate the nightlife. Hotels here cost $200 to $400 per night, targeting luxury travelers and couples. Southbank is a short walk over the Yarra River to the CBD and connects easily via Flinders Street Station and multiple tram lines.

Fitzroy

Fitzroy’s bohemian vibe is unmistakable, famous for its street art, indie boutiques, and live music. Brunswick Street buzzes with vegan cafés, vintage shops, and bars such as The Night Cat. Accommodations here cater to backpackers and young travelers, with nightly rates from $55 to $120. Tram 96 links Fitzroy directly to the city center in under 15 minutes, making it both affordable and accessible for nightlife seekers.

St Kilda

St Kilda blends family fun and beach life. Luna Park’s iconic face welcomes you to the amusement park, while Acland Street tempts with cake shops and seaside cafés. The beachfront is perfect for sunset walks, penguin spotting at the pier, and Sunday markets. Mid-range hotels cost $85 to $160 per night, appealing to families and beach lovers. St Kilda is just 20 minutes from the CBD via tram 16 or 96.

Carlton

Carlton is Melbourne’s Italian heart, home to the University of Melbourne and the Royal Exhibition Building. Lygon Street brims with trattorias, gelaterias, and cult coffee spots like Brunetti Oro. Culture seekers and foodies will appreciate the $90 to $150 nightly rates and proximity to Melbourne Museum and Cinema Nova. Trams 1 and 6 provide fast access to the CBD and northern suburbs.

South Yarra

South Yarra is an upscale enclave renowned for shopping and style. Chapel Street hosts luxury boutiques, acclaimed brunch spots like Two Birds One Stone, and lively bars. Hotels range from $170 to $350 per night, with leafy streets and access to Royal Botanic Gardens. South Yarra Station connects directly to the city center in 10 minutes, making it a favorite for couples and fashion enthusiasts.

Average Hotel Prices in Melbourne by Season

Hotel rates in Melbourne fluctuate with the seasons and major events. Here is what travelers can expect by category and time of year:

Peak Season (December to February):

3-star: $140–$170 per night 4-star: $200–$270 per night Summer brings higher rates, especially during the Australian Open in January. Expect to pay up to 30% more than off-peak.

Shoulder Seasons (March to May, September to November):

3-star: $90–$120 per night 4-star: $135–$180 per night These months offer the best value, with mild weather and fewer crowds. Savings compared to peak season range from 20% to 35%.

Low Season (June to August):

3-star: $75–$95 per night 4-star: $110–$140 per night Winter is the cheapest time for hotels in Melbourne. Rates can drop by up to 40% from summer highs, especially midweek.

Special Events (Grand Prix, major conferences):

Rates for all categories can spike by 40-60%, with many properties requiring minimum stays. Book well in advance or seek alternative neighborhoods.

The cheapest months are June, July, and early August, when 3-star rooms can dip as low as $75 per night. January and early February are the most expensive, with significant surges during festivals and sports events.

How to Book Hotels in Melbourne with Cryptocurrency

Booking hotels in Melbourne with crypto is secure and straightforward on Travorio.com. No wallet setup is required and you can pay in over 100 currencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins. Here is how:

Go to the Travorio hotel search page.

Enter "Melbourne" as your destination, with travel dates and guest details.

Filter results by price, rating, or amenities. Select your preferred hotel.

At checkout, choose "Cryptocurrency" as your payment method. Accepted coins include BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, and 100+ others.

Complete payment using your preferred crypto wallet. You’ll receive instant booking confirmation via email.

Travorio processes crypto payments with no wallet setup or KYC required, making it the fastest way to secure your stay in Melbourne using digital assets.

Pay Later Hotels in Melbourne: Split Into 4 Payments

Travelers can reserve Melbourne hotels with zero-interest installments on Travorio.com. Two flexible Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) options are available:

Sezzle Pay in 4: Pay 25% at booking, then three equal payments every two weeks. No hard credit check and no interest charged, ever. Approval is instant for most users.

PayPal Pay Later: Use your PayPal account to split hotel costs, also with no interest and soft credit checks only.

This is ideal for travelers wanting to manage cash flow or book premium stays without upfront costs. Find eligible properties at pay later hotels in Melbourne. Both Sezzle and PayPal Pay Later are available at checkout, alongside major credit cards and crypto.

Getting to Melbourne: Flights and Transport

Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine, MEL) is the city’s primary international gateway, located 23 kilometers (14 miles) northwest of the CBD. The airport handles over 37 million passengers annually (official site). Getting to downtown Melbourne is easy:

SkyBus: Express service to Southern Cross Station every 10 minutes. Adult fare $14.50 one-way, $28 round-trip. Travel time 30–40 minutes.

Taxi/Uber: Expect $45–$65 for a ride to the CBD, depending on traffic and time of day.

Public Bus: Bus 901 to Broadmeadows, then train. Total fare about $5. Cheaper but takes over an hour.

Major airlines fly direct to Melbourne from key cities worldwide. Here are average round-trip fares (USD, economy class, 2024 rates):

Los Angeles (LAX): $1,090

London (LHR): $1,320

Singapore (SIN): $430

Dubai (DXB): $950

Auckland (AKL): $290

Flight prices fluctuate with season and advance booking. Find deals or multi-city itineraries on Travorio flights.

Melbourne Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, and EU citizens need an eVisitor or ETA visa to enter Australia. Apply online before travel. Most applications are approved within 24–72 hours and allow tourist stays up to 90 days. Canadian citizens follow the same process. See Australian Home Affairs for up-to-date requirements.

Local Transport: Melbourne’s public transport network covers trams, trains, and buses. The myki card is required for all services. A 2-hour ticket costs $5.00, daily cap $10.00. The Free Tram Zone in the CBD covers major attractions and is completely free to ride. Plan routes via PTV.

Tipping: Tipping is not expected in Melbourne. Service charges are included in bills. Rounding up or leaving small change for exceptional service is appreciated, but never mandatory.

Currency: The local currency is the Australian Dollar (AUD). Cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) are accepted almost everywhere, including taxis and public transport. 1 USD ≈ 1.50 AUD. ATMs are easy to find in all neighborhoods.

Best time to visit: March to May and September to November offer the best blend of weather and hotel value. These months see daytime highs of 18–22°C, fewer crowds, and lower rates. Melbourne’s weather is famously changeable, so bring layers and an umbrella regardless of season.

For more destination ideas, see Travorio’s Oceania hotels or the official Visit Victoria tourism board.