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Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG

Carlton, Melbourne


Social Wellness
Central

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Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG — vibe

Vibe

Overlooking Lincoln Square, the ground floor transitions from a daytime co-working lounge into an energetic Italian bar scene by dusk.

“Parkside Carlton stalwart”

Social

Fico Restaurant and Bar serves curated martinis alongside a dedicated ground-floor co-working lobby lounge.

Wellness

A round-the-clock fitness studio pairs with the Sleep Advantage programme and custom pillow menus.

Local

Fresh handmade pasta and Victorian craft gins nod to neighboring Lygon Street culinary traditions.

Central

Opposite Lincoln Square in Carlton, a short walk from Lygon Street and University of Melbourne trams.

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG — rooms

Rooms

Rooms feature Antipodes bath products, dedicated workspaces, and customizable pillow menus designed around deep sleep, with select views over the atrium.

Wellness

A dedicated 24-hour fitness centre handles daily workouts, while custom pillow selections support rest through the Sleep Advantage programme.

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG — backstory

Backstory

Developer Ross Pelligra transformed the former Rydges on Swanston into Carlton's first internationally branded hotel after an extensive top-to-bottom renovation.

Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton by IHG — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Fico Restaurant and Bar rolls fresh pasta daily and shakes Victorian gin martinis, named after Lincoln Square's heritage Moreton Bay figs.

The neighborhood

Step directly onto Swanston Street trams to reach the city centre, or stroll around the corner to Lygon Street's storied Italian trattorias.

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