Plaza Ballroom & Collins Room at The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins Melbourne
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630 Little Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Why you'll love this venue
- Centrally located in Melbourne's CBD and is close to corporate headquarters, Southern Cross Station, and other attractions.
- Offers six spacious and versatile meeting rooms with natural light and stylish decor
- With a range of delicious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Reviews for The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins Melbourne
Monique Ruggieri
We booked the Savoy Hotel’s Christmas lunch on 25 December 2024 at the savoy restaurant for a group of 10 people at $250 per head (excluding drinks), hoping to make this a special occasion and spoil ourselves. We checked the menu beforehand, which looked fantastic, but unfortunately, the experience fell far short of expectations. At $250 per person, we expected top-quality food, but the buffet was a major letdown. The quality of the dishes did not match the quality of what we paid for, and the desserts, in particular, looked like they came out of a packet rather than being homemade. This was far below the standard we had anticipated. Service: It took far too long for plates to be cleared from the table, which disrupted the flow of the meal and made the experience less enjoyable. Value for Money: The sitting was limited to just 1.5 hours (1:30 pm to 3:00 pm), which felt rushed for a Christmas lunch. We were moved on quickly, leaving no time to relax or enjoy the occasion properly. We complained to the manager about the quality of the food and overall experience, but they didn’t even apologize or offer any compensation. Not even drinks were covered as a gesture of goodwill. We left feeling extremely disappointed and that the experience did not justify the significant cost. We had high hopes for this lunch but were left with a bitter taste from what was supposed to be a memorable Christmas celebration.
Cat
Awesome location. The bed was a huge letdown. Mattress was way too soft. I got woken up every night when my partner made the slightest movement (a problem I didn't have at home with our own mattress). I don't care how many stars there are, if the beds suck you basically fail as a hotel.
Grey Nomad
The location was fabulous for interstate travel, directly across from southern cross station. Rooms were quite nice, staff were lovely. Unfortunately we had the buffet breakfast on the first morning. At $42 a head it was extremely disappointing. We ate in the middle of the service. Range was very basic and all of the selection were lukewarm at best, many stone cold. Definitely recommend staying just avoid the breakfast. We found much better choices across the road for half the price the next morning
Ravinder Singh
Stayed at this hotel while in Melbourne for a show. I loved the simple yet modern decor done very tastefully. Helpful staff and location is amazing.Free tram is just across the road. Walking distance to most of the places like Marvel stadium or free tram to shopping mall. Great many places to eat and steps away to Southern cross station.
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Wandering the city to find a piano to play music on, I noticed through the window that this hotel had one that seemed very good from a distance (and pianos were generally difficult to find around here). So then I entered and approached the staff (just a few days ago). A staff who introduced Herself as Julia (sorry if I misspelled) gave me some hope initially. We talked for a little while, but soon after giving false hope, after I showed Her some of my handwritten compositions, She told me that the piano is always locked and that the Manager (not present at the time) keeps it always locked. So I asked when would be a good day to speak to the Manager about it, and She refused to tell me, She said that the piano is always locked and that no-one plays it. It made me feel like this: One can spend years of one's Life trying to become a good pianist / composer, barely can afford a meal because of the situation, even having become fairly good at it - only to be rejected after offering to share for free. I could never afford to buy a piano as good as that one, it was probably worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, but the staff basically told me no-one was permitted to use it, if even to portray peaceful music, and made the Manager to seem unreachable. The fact that Julia was rejecting of my application to even speak with the Manager regarding to share my compositions for free, said at least one of a few things: 1 - Julia either assumed the worst in me, considering me somewhat worthless (was it my attire? my ugly face?). 2 - Julia assumed that Her Manager would also reject me, therefore assuming Her Manager to be not a Kind Person. 3 - People buy an expensive grand piano, a treasure that cost much effort to produce and cost Trees their lives, and present it in a hotel, to boast of having material possessions that are not used by anyone (while others go hungry) - this third possibility made me especially reluctant to visit again, because why would anyone support a business, that portrays such arrogance? As i was leaving, She smiled to me and wished me a happy time, but I sensed insincerity. It was a very difficult day for me, because about four venues treated me in a similar way that day, and I said to myself in my mind, "I hate Melbourne", and "I wish to leave Melbourne" (I was born very close to Melbourne and lived nearby, with my Mum, most of my Life, except for just a few months, but currently I am too poor to afford to both leave and survive). Initially happy to support their business for free, I found that People tended to not respect me all that much - therefore I avoided such businesses.