Laneways By Ovolo Hotel
East End, Melbourne
Vibe
Luchetti Krelle channels 1980s Memphis Group energy with bold graphic patterns, punchy color blocking, and a playful nod to Melbourne laneway culture.
“Memphis-inspired laneway boutique”
Luchetti Krelle interiors sporting Memphis Group geometry, graphic color blocking, and custom contemporary artwork by Nunzio Miano.
Amphlett House serves native-ingredient tap cocktails and Victorian craft beers to theatergoers and neighborhood regulars.
Tributes to Melbourne laneway culture with Divinyls namesake pub Amphlett House pouring Victorian-sourced wines and beers.
In Melbourne's East End Theatre District adjoining Chinatown, steps from the Princess Theatre.
Rooms
Geometric prints clash merrily against vibrant headboards, while the bespoke Neale Whitaker suite showcases original paintings by Melbourne artist Nunzio Miano.
Backstory
Launched as Ovolo’s first Australian venture, the property underwent a 2023 reinvention inspired by the boundary-pushing geometry of the 1980s Memphis movement.
Eat & drink
Amphlett House pours wattleseed Negronis on tap alongside Victorian craft brews and elevated pub plates curated by chef Ian Curley.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the top end of Little Bourke Street, you are steps from the Princess Theatre and the steam of Chinatown noodle houses.
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