Ideally located on Collins Street in Melbourne?s banking and legal district and within walking distance of key attractions, the newly opened $60 million resurrection of Melbourne?s grandest heritage hotel is one of the city?s last and best remaining examples of 19th Century gothic ? An irresistible combination of Australian history and European style.
Everything about InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto is impressive - from its 253 exquisitely furnished guest rooms and suites which are a perfect blend of elegance, luxury and comfort, to its world class facilities catering for even the most seasoned global traveller.
Room features include Bose? radio/alarm clocks and speakers in all Deluxe Rooms and Bose? DVD/CD players and speakers and iPod docking stations in all Club Rooms and Suites. ... [+] More
Alluvial Restaurant serves buffet breakfast daily, fresh à la Carte lunches and innovative evening meals. Executive Chef Nicholas Shadbolt’s passion for local produce and authentic cuisine shines through in a menu that is insightful and ever evolving.
BlueStone Wine Lounge, adjacent to Alluvial Restaurant, is an informal lounge serving drinks all day and the perfect place to meet for coffee. Relaxing on a large leather couch is also the ideal location to sample the sophisticated bar menu or some of Australia’s best wines by the glass.
Market Lane Bar during the day acts as a quiet and stylish nook, perfect for a coffee or cold drink. Complement your beverage with a variety of tapas style dishes, share platters or traditional bar snacks.
As the sun moves over the glass atrium, Melbourne’s most fashionable and in the know residents arrive for afternoon tea. A modern take on a traditional favourite, the Market Lane Bar afternoon tea experienceis further sweetened by honey sourced from the hotel’s own beehives. Traditionalists can enjoy Ronnefeldt tea star collection teas; however for a real indulgencewe recommend afternoon tea served with a glass of Mumm champagne.
Of an evening Market Lane Bar evolves into a chic location, perfect for an after work drink. With one of Melbourne’s largest whiskey collections and an extensive cocktail menu all tastes are catered for in this opulent bar.
Italian restaurateur and leading Australian celebrity chef Guy Grossi is the owner and head chef of ‘Merchant’ restaurant located in the Rialto wing of the hotel. The inspiration for Merchant evolved from the rich Venetian culture Guy experienced on a trip to Venice. A place for food, wine and the company of others, Merchant is relaxed and authentic. Please note that Priority Privilege discounts cannot be used at Merchant.
The hotel?s long list of world class facilities include a health and fitness centre, indoor pool and a dedicated business centre with secretarial services.
Finally, the hotel is located just a short stroll away from some of the city?s major attractions, galleries, theatres, renowned shopping areas and restaurants.