Melbourne’s best Australian Open hotels

Looking for a stylish Melbourne base serving up a great sleep and delicious dining, right near all the action of this year’s Australian Open? These two stunning city hotels have you covered.

As Melbourne prepares for the biggest event on its summer calendar, Next Hotel Melbourne, Curio Collection by Hilton and Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders are offering accommodation and dining packages perfectly timed for the Australian Open. Both properties offer design-led comfort and close proximity to the sporting precinct, giving tennis fans a stylish base to experience the buzzing atmosphere of Melbourne during the tournament.

Next Hotel Melbourne

The Stay & Dine package pairs a two-course dinner for two at La Madonna with overnight accommodation in one of the hotel’s 255 stylish rooms and complimentary breakfast for two, starting from $439 per night*.

Next Hotel Melbourne is a luxe, art-forward hotel located in the fashion precinct in Melbourne’s Paris End. It blends refined finishes with contemporary comforts, including Bose speakers, Who Is Elijah amenities, Dyson hairdryers and Dreamweave Beds ideal for unwinding after a day courtside.

On level three, La Madonna showcases the French-Italian finesse of Executive Chef Jacopo Degli Esposti, whose Michelin Star experience has created menu highlights such as Spaghetti au Caviar and Tuna, Basil, Caviar. 

The Stay & Dine package is available for stays Tuesdays through Saturdays from 13 January until 31 October, 2026. Subject to availability. Room rates are dynamic and may fluctuate based on booking dates and room type selected. For reservations and more information, visit nexthotelmelbourne.com

Dinner inclusions are for two guests (one entrée and one main per person or the set menu per person) and exclude the premium Chef’s Selection Menu and drinks. 

Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders

For guests seeking a vibrant, arty stay in the heart of the city, Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders is offering its own Stay And Dine package. Starting at $329 per night, the package includes a one-night stay plus a two-course dinner (one entrée and one main per person) for two with a glass of house wine or beer at Bistrot Bisou.

Nestled in Melbourne’s buzzing arts and dining precinct, Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders comes alive with ‘lights, camera, action' styling that flows from the lobby to the 216 hotel rooms and suites. Its inspiration comes from legendary artist and fashion photographer Helmut Newton who launched his career in the neighbourhood.

The hotel’s culinary star, Bistrot Bisou, is a cosy, modern French bistro designed in collaboration with renowned chef and restaurateur Luke Mangan. Guests can expect French classics with a contemporary edge, with signature starters such as carpaccio, steak tartare and pork and hazelnut terrine, and mains including duck breast aux cerises, Basquaise spatchcock and Gundagai lamb rump.

The Stay And Dine package is available for stays until 31 October, 2026. Subject to availability. Room rates are dynamic and may fluctuate based on booking dates and room type selected. For reservations and more information, visit hotelindigo.com/melflinders

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