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The Lyall

"A chic and comfortable boutique hotel with private, homey feel and a soothing neutral palette in trendy South Yarra."

The Lyall by Caroline Major


40 suite luxury hotel, The Lyall, in residential Melbourne is the love-child of a couple who wanted to make a private city hotel in the 5 star category. Arriving at this luxury hotel you’ll find a very chic and comfortable home style establishment in one of Melbourne’s fashionable villages.

The facilities

The luxury hotel is on a tree lined residential street, so unsurprisingly in Australia the taxi driver more than likely won’t know where to find The Lyall. It is one of three luxury hotels of character in the city and is also one of the best located for exploring a vibrant part of Melbourne. During fashion week, if you’ve planned ahead, you’ll secure a room here amongst the fashionistas, or at least be invited to a cocktail party in the luxury hotel which is often a venue at one of Melbourne’s hottest events. Appropriately for a luxury hotel coveting this clientèle, the bar downstairs is big on sparkling wines and champagnes. Don’t worry if you over-indulge; there’s a newly launched spa offering Elemis treatments to repair that dehydrated skin darling!

The suites

Each suite has a kitchen and it’s close enough to run out to the shop. The hallways are mini-lounges around fireplaces which is a homey touch. No expense has been spared at this luxury hotel. Many comforts including under-floor heating, air-conditioning, twenty four hour in-room dining and DVDs and CD’s in all the neutrally minimalist rooms. If you’ve a taste for fine food, you’ll find it hard to stay away from the mini-bar packed with quality ice-cream, cheese, crackers and chocolates. The Lyall could well get away with a claim to the best stocked hotel mini-bar. Period.







Hotel name: The Lyall
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Address: 14 Murphy Street, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria 3141, Australia

Reservations:  +44 (0)20 7580 2663
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Who stays here

Socialites such as Paris Hilton, Pamela Anderson and Gwen Stefani have enjoyed staying at this luxury hotel. Additionally, you will find fashionistas, designers and business men and women here.

Come for

Privilege shopping card
Open fireplace lounge
Spa
Extraordinary art galleries by local French artist Thierry B

Not suitable for

Those who are not a fan of old school elegance.

Awards

"Australia's Leading Spa Resort", World Travel Awards 08; "Australasia's Leading Boutique Hotel", World Travel Awards 06; "Hot List", Conde Nast Traveller 06; "Top 101 Hotels in the World", Tatler 05

Children

Extra beds and cots are available on request.

Eating in

Bistro Lyall Bar provides an elegant yet relaxed setting to dine for all meals inside or al fresco with a multicultural cuisine. The Lyall Champagne bar also has a menu for light snacks in addition to its fine selection of French champagne.

Getting there

Just a short stroll from The Lyall, Toorak Road and Chapel Street are home to dozens of designer fashion stores and world-class restaurants.The central business district is a 10 minute drive from the hotel and Melbourne's Arts precinct and premier sporting arenas The MCG, Rod Laver Arena and Melbourne Park Tennis Centre are close by. Public Transport is easily accessible from The Lyall and the airport is 35 km away.

Press quotes

“Calming, neutral décor and superpersonal service make this a favorite of fashion types. And it's close to great shops and restaurants on Toorak Road and Chapel Street.” The Times 07

"In South Yarra, one of Melbourne's swankiest precincts, home to the rich and beautiful, and just a designer bag-laden stagger from upscale shops and dining around Chapel Street, the Lyall has tasteful art-clad walls, a spa, bistro and champagne bar and just the right amount of service from the good-looking staff." The Observer 05





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