The Royce, Melbourne

The Royce is located on Melbourne’s grand boulevard, that connects the city’s finest luxury shopping on Collins Street to world-class galleries, gardens and further to the beautiful bayside beaches.

Established in 1928, and entirely refreshed in 2022, The Royce takes its inspiration from the golden era of hotels, a time of gala events, secret rendezvous and discreet concierges. When the classic cocktails were invented by hotel bartenders and the martinis flowed. It’s a return to greatness where indulgence is expected and fabulous is celebrated.

Intuitive service, lavish detail and flamboyant flourishes distinguish The Royce. The building’s luxurious origins are on full display, from the grand staircase to the statement chandelier in the Ballroom. The glamor is echoed in the splashes of marble, chrome, and velvet in the suites where no expense has been spared.

The allure of indulgence comes at every turn. The Bar serves polished dining and iconic cocktails by cozy open fireplaces. Breakfast comes with a flourish in the sunlit glass Terrace. The Royce ballroom is a return to the great era of celebrity-scale weddings, where guests stay over and kick on into the night.

Hollywood-style opulence meets contemporary convenience in the rooms, with electronic window furnishings, individual climate control, complimentary Wi-Fi and movies, Dyson Supersonic hairdryers, Koko Black chocolates and Molton Brown toiletries.

The Royce is a gold embossed invitation to live a little and have some fun.

Photography in Public Areas Please be reminded that photography (for personal use or social media) in all public areas of the hotel is not permitted unless prior approval has been obtained from management.

Maximum Room Occupancy Please note that all rooms at the hotel are subject to a Maximum occupancy of two (2) guests per room, this is to ensure the comfort and safety of our guests. Visitors are welcome; however, they may only gather in the hotel’s public areas and are not permitted in guest rooms beyond the maximum occupancy.