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Parking & Directions
The Victoria Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBDÂ and is only a 30-minute drive from Melbourne Airport.
Parking
The Victoria Hotel’s onsite car park is available for $50 per car, per night. However, spaces are strictly limited and are not able to be booked in advance. Therefore, availability operates on a first-come, first-served basis. An Ocular Electric Car charging station is also available.
Directions to The Victoria Hotel
When travelling to our Melbourne CBD accommodation from the airport, travel along the M2/Tullamarine Freeway and take the left turn into Flemington Rd exit from M2. At the roundabout, continue straight ahead onto Elizabeth St. Turn left at Victoria St, right onto Russell St and right into Little Collins St. The Victoria Hotel is on your left.
By Taxi or Shuttle service
A taxi is approximately $65 and a 30-min drive from the airport. Shuttle service is approximately $20 per person, and the 1-hour drive can be booked through SkyBus.
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