



630 Little Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Hotel
•With a beautiful Victorian façade, and internal grandeur of an Art Deco heritage building, The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins is the ideal location for your next event. Centrally located in Melbourne’s CBD and close to several corporate headquarters, the building is ideally placed near Southern Cross Station to easily accommodate international and interstate guests.
Boasting 163 contemporary guest rooms with a stylish Art Deco design, the hotel can host guests requiring accommodation during your event. Featuring six stylish yet spacious and versatile meeting rooms, with natural light, bold geometric patterned carpets, linear angled pillars and classic tray ceilings. Sizes range from small meeting spaces to our luxurious ballroom catering for special events, gala dining, weddings, school formals or annual conferences. Catering for all your needs, our conference, events and wedding facilities are designed for comfort and style.
Offering a variety of dimensions, designed to accommodate between 130 people in a theatre style or 320 people in a cocktail style event. The hotel can arrange a theatre, classroom, banquet, u-shape, boardroom, cabaret or cocktail style layout depending on your needs. If you have a requirement for multiple rooms, all five spaces are co-located on the same floor so moving between venues is a breeze. Food, drinks and beverage menus are available and can be packaged together with conference and event room rates. Delicious meals ranging from cocktails and snacks to four-course dinners – can be created by our team. We offer a range of cold or hot, finger-food or sit-down meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We also have available a barista serving fresh coffee just the way you like it to ensure your delegates remain alert and on-point.
Opposite Southern Cross Station, less than a minute’s walk to Melbourne’s tram network and with onsite parking, your event will be easy to access for all delegates. Close to Etihad Stadium, the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre and both the Southbank and Docklands precincts, your next event is guaranteed to be a success.

Our art deco Plaza Room features handcrafted beaded chandelier throughout the room. The Collins Room is a beautiful space with a warm atmosphere featuring mirrors at each end of the room as the windows fill the room with natural light. Both rooms open up and connect to become one, great for larger scale events.

The Plaza Ballroom is one of the largest spaces available at The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins. In fact, there's space for up to 200 guests. Factor in the elegant old-meets-new approach of the hotel to space available, and it's little wonder the Plaza Ballroom is so popular with weddings, and other important events.The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins is also situated across the road from Southern Cross Station, which makes it ideal for visiting family, or team members in town for a conference.

The Collins Room is a beautiful space with a warm atmosphere featuring mirrors at each end of the room as the windows fill the room with natural light perfect boardroom, cabaret events or as a breakout room.

Our unique Spencer Room features Victorian silk curtains which frame the large windows which fill this space with an abundance of natural light. The perfect space for breakout room, boardroom, cabaret, theater style, private lunch, or dinner.

The Williams Room is but one of the meeting rooms available at the Savoy Hotel; there's space for up to 20, within a space that's all high ceilings, and natural light streaming through large windows. It features Victorian silk curtains which frame the large windows which fill this space with natural light overlooking Southern Cross Station. The perfect space for breakout room, intimate boardroom or theater style meeting.

The Boardroom at the The Savoy Hotel Melbourne is an intimate space for up to 8 guests. That said, it's no less elegant than the rest of the popular hotel's array of venues. The Boardroom is well suited for smaller meetings, within a setting that exudes sophistication.
| Price Type | Price Per Person (Starting From) |
|---|---|
| Day Delegate Package (DDP) | $ 87 |
| Half Day Delegate Package (HDDP) | $ 75 |
| 2 Course Menu | $ 68 |
| 3 Course Menu | $ 80 |
| 3 Hour Canapes | $ 60 |
| 3 Hour Beverage Package | $ 39 |
Please note, that pricing may be subject to change without notice. We recommend confirming with the venue prior to booking to ensure you have the most up-to-date information.
I’ve stayed here a few times and honestly, this is still one of my favourite places to stay whenever I’m in Melbourne. The location is probably the biggest plus — literally opposite Southern Cross Station and so close to Marvel Stadium, so it’s incredibly convenient. The prices are also pretty reasonable for the location. I really like the character of this hotel too. It has that old Melbourne charm mixed with modern touches, and I love the little bar and the hidden day spa. There’s something about the place that feels very Melbourne rather than just another generic city hotel. It’s definitely not perfect and there’s always room for improvement, but I think that’s part of the charm of an older hotel. For me, Savoy has become a bit of a Melbourne favourite, and I’ll happily keep coming back whenever I’m in the city.
Had a great stay! The hotel is in a fantastic location, with plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. Enzo was incredibly friendly, welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. The concierge service was also available via WhatsApp, which made communication super convenient, with quick responses and speedy service. Overall a really pleasant experience and would definitely recommend!
Upon checking into my room, I found tissue paper stuffed into the door strike plate. This is something that should never be present in a room that has been inspected and prepared for a new guest, and it suggests a clear lapse in the hotel’s room inspection procedures. More importantly, this raised serious concerns about the hotel’s security standards. As a guest, I had no way of knowing why the paper had been placed there, how long it had been there, or whether it could affect the proper functioning of the door lock. My immediate concern was whether the room was actually secure, not whether it was simply a housekeeping oversight. I reported the issue to the front desk. The manager stated that it was likely caused by a previous guest, but no apology was offered, nor did I feel that my concerns about room security were taken seriously. Even more disappointing, I was told that I would receive a follow-up phone call with an explanation, but no one ever contacted me before I checked out. The issue itself may have been relatively minor, but the lack of communication, accountability, and follow-up was disappointing. Guest safety and peace of mind should always be treated as a priority, especially when a potential security concern is reported. The hotel’s location is excellent, but this experience has significantly affected my confidence in the property’s management and security standards. Unfortunately, it would make me hesitant to stay here again. Update: The hotel has since provided a detailed explanation and confirmed that a refund was issued. I appreciate the effort taken to investigate the matter. However, I would like to clarify that the paper found in the door strike plate was not the primary reason I decided to check out. Had the situation been handled with professionalism, empathy, and a sincere apology, I would likely have continued my stay. What ultimately caused me to lose confidence was the way my concerns were handled at the time. When I raised what I believed to be a legitimate security concern, I did not feel that it was taken seriously. I was asked, “What would you like?”, which came across as dismissive rather than supportive. I was not looking for compensation; I was simply looking for reassurance and a professional response. I was also informed that no senior manager was available over the weekend, leaving me with no practical way to escalate my concerns at the time. While I appreciate the hotel’s investigation afterwards, first impressions matter. The initial response to a guest’s safety concern is ultimately what led me to leave the property.
We stayed at Savoy Room King for five nights. The location was excellent, right across from the SkyBus terminal. Check-in and check-out were quick and smooth. The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and had two luggage racks, which made it easy to unpack our suitcases. The bathroom had two bath towels, one hand towel, and one face towel. I wasn't sure why only one of each was provided for two guests. We asked for another set, and they brought it to us. The bathroom wasn't very practical. The shower didn't have a door, and the sink was quite small and high, so it was easy to splash water around. Overall, we had a comfortable stay.
The hotel spa- Really disappointing experience, particularly as we live just down the road and genuinely love supporting local businesses. From the moment you enter from the elevator, there is a noticeable damp smell, and the overall space feels tired — the furniture and interiors are in serious need of an upgrade. Unfortunately, the massage itself was also very poor and certainly not the relaxing, high-quality experience we expected. The therapists were lovely and professional, but the treatment and overall experience fell well below what we expected. We emailed the business afterwards in the hope of resolving the situation directly and explained our concerns in detail. Their response was to offer a **17% refund**, which we found incredibly disappointing and quite insulting given the experience. We really wanted to support a local business, but unfortunately this experience left us feeling that our concerns were not taken seriously.

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