1. The lobby staircase at QT Melbourne.
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  2. A corner king room at the QT Melbourne.
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  3. A spread of shared food including oysters seen from above
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  4. Three people sitting at the QT Rooftop.
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  5. Pascale Bar and Grill at QT Melbourne.
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QT Melbourne

This designed-focused boutique hotel in the CBD packs a culture punch
  • Hotels
  • price 3 of 4
  • Melbourne
  • Recommended
Adena Maier
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Time Out says

Since opening in 2016, the QT Melbourne has made quite a splash in the city. It can be hard to secure a booking at one of its 188 rooms – so if you've got your heard set on staying, make sure to organise in advance.

The building has a grand entrance – all soaring ceilings, wood panels and marble. There's even a giant colour-coordinated bookshelf that needs to be seen to be believed. You'll find a large selection of mostly digital art flickering throughout the hotel, and the rooms boast an edgy-meets-industrial vibe, with slick designer finishes. You can expect timber floorboards, glamorous en suites, pops of colour and QT's signature “please-don’t-make-me-get-up-I-don’t-want-to-get-up” gel-topped beds. 

Book into a suite and you could find yourself in a freestanding bathtub, set on an enclosed pavilion overlooking one of Melbourne’s hipper rooftop bars. As far as people watching goes, it’s an extreme experience. This being a posh joint, you’ll find high spec designer tech, free Wi-Fi and fresh new release movies, with valet parking, 24-hour room service and an on-site gym being the cherries on top of this fashionable Melbourne sundae.

The Rooftop at QT has also recently undergone a major transformation, entering a bold new era. The fresh Mediterranean-inspired menu has been designed to be shared with friends, while the refreshed cocktail offerings balance elements of nostalgia and bold ingredients. As for the vibes, be prepared for a mix of boogie, soul and vintage disco with an electronic edge to keep the buzz going from sun-soaked days to glittery city nights. 

Time Out tip: Can't part with your pooch? QT Melbourne is pup-friendly – there's a decadant doggie room service menu, and you can even book your four-legged pal in for a grooming session.

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Details

Address
133 Russell Street
Melbourne
3000

What’s on

Nova’s Skyline Sessions at Rooftop at QT

If you’re a Spritz-sipping city slicker or live music lover (you’re reading Time Out – you’re probably both), we think QT Melbourne is set to rise to the top of your winter night out hit list. The beautiful CBD hotel is teaming up with the music moguls at Nova for a concert series kicking off in July that brings the heat.  From July 5, Rooftop at QT, the hotel’s – you guessed it – rooftop bar, is getting a little makeover. Think a pop-up front and centre stage backlit by Melbourne’s city lights and the nighttime stars. Sounds pretty stellar to us. And hitting it will be some exclusive performers that you won't want to miss.  You can expect intimate sets by the hottest up-and-coming artists from around Australia curated by Nova and its exclusive network. There's four nights for four stellar performers: The Voice winner Lachie Gill, indie pop singer-songwriter Jem Cassar-Daley, the beautifully chill Chris Lanzon, and beachy guitarist Sam McGovern. The best part is that entry is free (18+, no booking necessary), so come and uncover some talent before the rest of the world does. The live music kicks off at 6pm and goes all the way to midnight. We recommend arriving earlier though – the doors to Rooftop at QT open at midday – so you can kick back and get the party started with a fun tipple. The series is complemented by a groovy partnership with Italian bitter liqueur Campari and Espolòn Tequila (made from 100 per cent blue weber agave from Mexico) so you can bet the drinks are...
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