Lancemore Crossley St.
East End, Melbourne
“Theatrical laneway boutique”
Vibe
Rich velvet curtains, bespoke check-in pods, and a salvaged department store chandelier set a theatrical tone in the laneway lobby.
“Theatrical laneway boutique”
A theatrical onstage-offstage interior by Carr featuring rich velvet drapery and a salvaged department store chandelier.
Custom furniture from Melbourne makers Jardan and Grazia & Co alongside kinetic rooftop sculptures by Laura Woodward.
An open-air rooftop terrace with Chinatown skyline views alongside a ground-floor cocktail bar hosting evening drinks.
In Melbourne's East End Theatre District on Crossley Street, steps from Chinatown dining and laneway bars.
Rooms
Beds feature custom pillow tops alongside glass-brick accents, walk-in rain showers, Hunter Lab amenities, and private terraces on higher floors.
Wellness
The sixth-floor fitness studio is equipped with free weights, resistance machines, Pilates mats, and a dedicated ballet barre.
Backstory
Originally designed by Australian architect Graeme Gunn in 1991, Carr transformed the building around the drama of the nearby Theatre District.
Eat & drink
Order cocktails in the ground-floor lounge before heading to the open-air rooftop terrace with daybeds gazing across Chinatown.
The neighborhood
Set on historic Romeo Lane, the front doors open straight into the East End Theatre District and Chinatown's dining alleys.
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