Courtyard by Marriott hotel to open in Melbourne

The new-build Courtyard by Marriott Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens will have 150 rooms and flexible event spaces.

Marriott International is expanding the footprint of its Courtyard by Marriott brand in Australia, with the opening of its first Melbourne hotel in March 2022.

The new-build Courtyard by Marriott Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens will be the third Courtyard by Marriott in the country, joining sister properties in Brisbane and Sydney.

Designed to cater to both business and leisure travellers, the 150-guestroom, 4-star hotel will house an all-day dining restaurant, street-facing café and bar, large 24-hour fitness centre, and flexible event spaces.

Featuring the latest in audio-visual equipment, the event spaces will host corporate meetings and social gatherings in unique settings, such as an expansive rooftop entertaining area with sweeping city views.

Located in Batman Street and adjacent to leafy Flagstaff Gardens, the property is within easy access to the city’s sporting, dining, shopping, arts and cultural attractions, including Queen Victoria Market, Marvel Stadium, and Southern Cross Station.

Courtyard by Marriott Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens general manager Carolyn Smith said the arrival of the Courtyard by Marriott in Melbourne was an exciting milestone for the company and visitors to the city.

“Our guests are passionate, success-focused individuals who see travel as an opportunity for both professional and personal growth – they choose our hotel because they want to be able to work, exercise, eat well, connect, and be at their best,” Smith said.

“Courtyard’s modern, elevated décor, flexible workspaces, amenities, and ambiance all work together to deliver an experience that fuels and energises our guests and helps them get the job done.”

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