A luxury boutique hotel in cosmopolitan St Kilda, minutes away fom the beach and fine dining. But don't be fooled by the tranquil facade with glimpses of the bay through tree-lined Fitzroy Street. St Kilda is one of the most vibrant places in Melbourne. The Prince is a gallery-like collaberation of art, fabric and sculptural furniture rich in color and texture.

The Lyall offers spacious suite accommodation at an elegant residential address in South Yarra. Lifestyle features include a mini art gallery on each floor featuring the original art of local French artist Thierry B and lounge with open fireplace.

The Rialto is a modern-day enclave of style that pays homage to its status as a heritage-listed building in the heart of the financial district. The famous Rialto Towers Observation Deck is next door, offering magnificent panoramic views of the city. Melbourne has many walking and cycle paths but is best explored by tram, which stops outside the hotel's door.

Conveniently located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, nestled between Bourke and Lt Collins Street, this unique venue is perched 15 levels high, taking in Melbourne’s breathtaking city skyline.

Mink is a world renowned cocktail bar situated in Melbourne, St. Kilda. Specialising in vodka and house infused spirits, Mink is open 7 nights.

Mono is serious about placing Malouf’s intricate and aromatic modern Middle Eastern food in an unashamedly upmarket fine-dining context. Past the curtain, white lacquered chairs with flocked leather upholstery and metal-stud details, and high-backed banquettes, covered in burgundy and green patterned fabric, surround tables double-draped in linen. Curved lines of Swarovski crystals spatter the ceiling with refracted light and there are walls covered in pale gold crushed velvet.

The lavic Spice Market takes its inspiration from the ancient Spice oute, and has been exquisitely furnished to reflect this famous journey from Asia Minor through to the far East. Upon entering, you are transported to a moe exotic tiem and place. The owners have travelled the world collecting antiques, unique furninture and objects of art.

The ambience at Vue de monde is one of understated luxury. Rich, warm colours are highlighted by Spanish pendant lighting, velvet curtaining and bronze mirrors. Artwork provides a quirky element and a sense of the mischievous to the dining room.

Vue de monde is testament to the belief that restaurant food can be a wondrous, unforgettable experience. The philosophy at Vue de monde is to provide a dining experience that cannot be created at home. This is achieved through dedication to the dining experience as a whole; from the sourcing of rare ingredients and an uncompromising approach to classical technique

Whilst taking its inspiration from recipes dating back hundreds of years, the menu at Vue de monde has evolved to encompass a modern interpretation. Classical ingredients such as Strasbourg Foie Gras, black Perigord truffles and caviar are presented along side hand sourced local produce.