Top Hotels with indoor pool in Southern Suburbs

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Our top choices for Southern Suburbs hotels with an indoor pool

1. Hotel Chadstone Melbourne MGallery Collection

Malvern East

includes taxes & fees

8 Dec - 9 Dec

A hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area with sofas and chairs, a bar, and large windows.

2. Novotel Melbourne Glen Waverley

Glen Waverley

includes taxes & fees

13 Nov - 14 Nov

A spacious lobby with a central staircase, a reception desk, and a seating area with a patterned floor.

3. Pullman Melbourne Albert Park

Melbourne Central Business District

includes taxes & fees

6 Dec - 7 Dec

A poolside area with a towel, a book, and a blanket.

4. The Como Melbourne by Accor

South Yarra

includes taxes & fees

22 Nov - 23 Nov

A spacious lobby with a central staircase, multiple seating areas, and a modern design.

5. Mercure Melbourne Albert Park

Melbourne Central Business District

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

A modern high-rise building with multiple balconies and a clear sky.

6. Seasons Botanic Gardens

Melbourne Central Business District

includes taxes & fees

8 Dec - 9 Dec

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, lounge chairs, and large windows.

7. 1 Hotel Melbourne

Docklands

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

A modern indoor pool area with clear glass railings, a central seating area, and a view of the cityscape through large windows.

8. The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne

Melbourne Central Business District

Melbourne's elite indoor pool offers 24-hour access, tranquil waters, and stunning cityscape views.

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A modern hotel lobby with a glass entrance, a reception desk, and a number "502" on the floor.

9. Lanson Place Parliament Gardens

East Melbourne

includes taxes & fees

22 Nov - 23 Nov

A modern living room with a sofa, armchairs, a coffee table, and a dining area with chairs and a table.

10. Aspire Melbourne

Melbourne Central Business District

includes taxes & fees

6 Dec - 7 Dec

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Top Southern Suburbs Hotel Reviews

The Como Melbourne by Accor

South Yarra

10/10 Excellent

Anonymous traveller

Novotel Melbourne Glen Waverley

Glen Waverley

10/10 Excellent

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Hotel Chadstone Melbourne MGallery Collection

Malvern East

10/10 Excellent

Anonymous traveller

Lanson Place Parliament Gardens

East Melbourne

10/10 Excellent

Lawrence

A hotel room with two beds, a sitting area with a table and chairs, large windows, and artwork on the walls.

Kimberley Gardens Hotel & Serviced Apartments

St. Kilda East

8/10 Good

Kok Hoong

Pullman Melbourne Albert Park

Melbourne Central Business District

8/10 Good

Victoria

A balcony with a table and chairs, overlooking a cityscape with modern buildings and a clear sky.

Melbourne Lifestyle Apartments - Best Views on Collins

Docklands

10/10 Excellent

Lay Tin

A modern living room with a large window, a sofa, a coffee table, and a TV.

Meriton Suites Melbourne

Melbourne Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Kai Liang

Mercure Melbourne Albert Park

Melbourne Central Business District

10/10 Excellent

Although this hotel is not located in the city proper nor near any shopping, it faces the beautiful Albert Park, in an area of posh condominiums. It is very conveniently located, just one street away from the tram to the city-centre, and near to trendy St Kilda. There are restaurants nearby (in addition to its own restaurant that serves excellent food!). This hotel has perfect conference facilities. Check-in service was hassle-free and daily house-keeping was excellent. Although some of my...

Triena

A breakfast table with various food items and drinks, a city view through a window, and a cityscape in the background.

Park Hyatt Melbourne

East Melbourne

10/10 Excellent

Had a wonderful stay, just with one mishap. My eyeglasses broke in the middle and I asked the front desk if they could help superglue it back as a temporary fix. When my glasses came back, the 'engineering department' had used heat to melt the plastic and tried to fuse it together. I was horrified and of course, it didn't work and it snapped again immediately. Although I'm not upset about the frame as it was already broken, whatever method they used to melt the plastic also damaged to coating of...

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