The Hotel Windsor
East End, Melbourne
“Victorian grand dame”
Vibe
Sweeping Victorian staircases and twin cupola towers anchor this 1883 grand dame directly across from Parliament House on Spring Street.
“Victorian grand dame”
Landmark 1884 Victorian facade by Charles Webb where delegates drafted Australia's 1898 constitution.
Melbourne institution serving traditional three-tiered afternoon tea in One Eleven continuously since 1883.
High-ceilinged Victorian guestrooms featuring classic period furnishings and marble-finished en-suite bathrooms.
On Spring Street opposite Parliament House, moments from Princess Theatre and East End dining
Rooms
High Victorian ceilings and classic period furnishings define the spaces, paired with traditional marble bathrooms and views over Spring Street.
Backstory
In 1886, owner James Munro burned the hotel's liquor license to run a temperance coffee palace before delegates drafted Australia's constitution here.
Eat & drink
Afternoon tea has been poured in One Eleven since 1883, while the memorabilia-lined Cricketers Bar serves craft pints downstairs.
The neighborhood
Positioned at the top of Bourke Hill in the East End, the Princess Theatre and laneway dining sit just steps away.
The app
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