Hyde Melbourne Place
East End, Melbourne
“Sculptural red-brick clubhouse”
Vibe
The lobby sets a tactile tone with oiled jarrah timber, custom terrazzo, and digital video installations curated by MARS gallery.
“Sculptural red-brick clubhouse”
Kennedy Nolan red-brick architecture featuring Western Victorian clay bricks, custom Jardan furnishings, and distinctive skyline portholes.
Cleo rooftop terrace drinks framing city views, late-night DJ sets at subterranean Mr Mills, and Marmelo dining.
Aesop bath amenities, Dyson hair dryers, and deep soaking tubs in orientation-coded rooms furnished with custom Jardan seating.
In Melbourne's East End CBD, steps from Russell Street theatres and Chinatown's bustling dining lanes.
Rooms
Color palettes track the sun from east-facing deep greens to west-facing tawny gold, paired with custom Jardan furniture and soaking tubs.
Backstory
Constructed from Western Victorian clay bricks, the facade is crowned with dramatic circular porthole windows that frame sweeping city views.
Eat & drink
Wood-fired Iberian seafood anchors Marmelo downstairs, while Cleo pours rooftop drinks and chartreuse-tiled Mr Mills hosts subterranean DJ sets.
The neighborhood
Russell Street’s heritage theatre district and Chinatown’s bustling dining lanes unfold immediately outside in Melbourne’s vibrant East End.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.